Decks with this kinda inevitability are getting common these days; people just have not figured out what we all figured out back in 2013 that:yeti1069 wrote: ↑9 months agoI haven't played against Maze's End enough to really hate it, but it's definitely not fun to play against. In particular, the play pattern is you MUST kill the Maze's End player ASAP, and ignore anything everyone else is doing unless that thing is game-winning, because if you allow your focus to go elsewhere, the Maze player just wins.
1) being archenemy isn't that fun of a play pattern
2) if you're archenemy all the time, you're punching down
Maze's End is a very difficult archetype to build in a way that has enough attack surface to not be either way too slow or way too inevitable.
