How has Biology Project been working for your decks so far? I have had good results, and there has been games where the extra ramp for the other player back fired.
I think the card is very good over all, but it can be a double-edge sword tho. I wonder how the card has been performing for other players, after the first day of Boomsday Project is ove rnow
I only use it early against control or when I have tools for removal/control in hand. Using it turn 1 vs zoo or pally without solutions for when they drop their hand on board backfires hard. Plenty of times I use it as an innervate or to enable ultimate infestation without overdrawing, or for a nourish+topdeck plague. It's a more versatile innervate if you think of it like that.
In control also I rarely use it in turn 1, use it to connect it to a nourish instead so you only give your rival advantage one turn before you can use something that will flip the situation. There's little point to use it in turn 1 if you don't have a great turn 4 play, which tends to be the case unless you're running oaken summons.
A little early for the dust to settle, don't you think? :D
Biology project is (as said before) a situational card. In the worst case, it's an innervate from turn 10 onwards. In the best case you combo out your OTK early. It comes down to how well can the player read his enemy which makes it a rather skillbased card. The project cards are meant to fulfill this role I guess.
Testing it on rank 4 with malygos druid. So far I experience a big drawback from using it early on. Now testing with Floops Glorious Gloop and and giggling inventors (seems good anti aggro stall so far)
IMO this card is hugely overrated. I've been taking a nod from a recent Omnislash video and replacing Biology Project with Giggling Inventor in my Togwaggle deck and so far it seems to be working out.
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I think the downside of the card is not a huge issue as long as you know when to play it. Hint: not on turn 1 or as a topdeck without thinking. Things such as the potential curve of your hand and when are your opponent's power turns should be factored into when and if you play it at all or save it as an innervate
The biggest "problem" with the card is that the rest of the druid things are just too good and there's no space for this, which is why it's getting cut from most decks other than big druid
It's a less broken innovate really. I've found it's not a brainless cast on T1 card like Wild Growth with the coin, it's far better to save it for a turn when you can get the most mileage out of it, like on T6 to get a Malf out, or T3 to get a Branching.
I didn't test it much, but I removed it from my Wild Ramp/Valve Druid deck, because Biology Project is better fit for more of a combo deck I think. There were some awesome turns, but I don't like giving ramp to the other player.
I'll test the card out in the future, but we shall see what happens without Biology Project in my deck going forward
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How has Biology Project been working for your decks so far? I have had good results, and there has been games where the extra ramp for the other player back fired.
I think the card is very good over all, but it can be a double-edge sword tho. I wonder how the card has been performing for other players, after the first day of Boomsday Project is ove rnow
I only use it early against control or when I have tools for removal/control in hand. Using it turn 1 vs zoo or pally without solutions for when they drop their hand on board backfires hard. Plenty of times I use it as an innervate or to enable ultimate infestation without overdrawing, or for a nourish+topdeck plague. It's a more versatile innervate if you think of it like that.
In control also I rarely use it in turn 1, use it to connect it to a nourish instead so you only give your rival advantage one turn before you can use something that will flip the situation. There's little point to use it in turn 1 if you don't have a great turn 4 play, which tends to be the case unless you're running oaken summons.
A little early for the dust to settle, don't you think? :D
Biology project is (as said before) a situational card. In the worst case, it's an innervate from turn 10 onwards. In the best case you combo out your OTK early. It comes down to how well can the player read his enemy which makes it a rather skillbased card. The project cards are meant to fulfill this role I guess.
Testing it on rank 4 with malygos druid. So far I experience a big drawback from using it early on. Now testing with Floops Glorious Gloop and and giggling inventors (seems good anti aggro stall so far)
IMO this card is hugely overrated. I've been taking a nod from a recent Omnislash video and replacing Biology Project with Giggling Inventor in my Togwaggle deck and so far it seems to be working out.
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I think the downside of the card is not a huge issue as long as you know when to play it. Hint: not on turn 1 or as a topdeck without thinking. Things such as the potential curve of your hand and when are your opponent's power turns should be factored into when and if you play it at all or save it as an innervate
The biggest "problem" with the card is that the rest of the druid things are just too good and there's no space for this, which is why it's getting cut from most decks other than big druid
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It's a less broken innovate really. I've found it's not a brainless cast on T1 card like Wild Growth with the coin, it's far better to save it for a turn when you can get the most mileage out of it, like on T6 to get a Malf out, or T3 to get a Branching.
I find myself using it more as another copy of inneravate than as ramp. That said, I've only been using it in Mechathun Druid so...
I usually use it in turn 6-7 if it can lead to a UI. I will only use thia against aggro if you are already ahead or have anti aggro tools.
I didn't test it much, but I removed it from my Wild Ramp/Valve Druid deck, because Biology Project is better fit for more of a combo deck I think. There were some awesome turns, but I don't like giving ramp to the other player.
I'll test the card out in the future, but we shall see what happens without Biology Project in my deck going forward