A CB1 -1 Cradle is honestly pretty viable. Turbulent Signal is CB1, retire Turbulent Signal, your opponent mills 1, and you Cradle one RG for each grade of the milled unit. The card in question is Turbulent Signal. It turns out that one of the two cards (the other being Scatterhorn) that I originally said were the 'Game changers' of the set in my Vanguard inner circle chats happened to be the card that made Mill Colon viable. I was wrong (although I made my judgment before the set was entirely revealed). Those were my big reasons for believing that mill Colon was not viable. The game has become disgustingly fast, with DOtX ending games on turn 3 with moderate consistency. With two of the better mill cards being Killerleaf and Cyclomatooth, a zero damage strategy wasn't in my field of vision.Ģ.

So, in my previous perceptions of milling viability, I never gave it particularly high ratings for two specific reasons:ġ.

I was going to see if I could get better videos, but then someone guessed the deck based on vague clues, so since the cat's out of the bag, here we are.) I was able to get a very solid feel for the deck and I can conclude, as many already have, how it will perform in the meta. (I was going to make a video, but my saved games were against CFA randos playing bad decks like DRobos and Deletors, so I opted to not include them. I haven't decided what the future of my YouTube channel will be, but time will tell. That being said, I'm currently just backlogged on games I do enjoy and I've recently been pushing out things I was playing out of obligation instead of fun, and I feel much better for it. I'll still shitpost on Vanguardians from time to time. All of my Vanguard friends and I still have regular board-game nights and want to start up our Dungeons and Dragons campaigns, and I find great enjoyment in those. But, as things stand, the absolute worst thing I could do is invest myself into something I'm not currently enjoying. This isn't to say I'll never come back, though. I decided to take a look at the reboot, but it took all of two sets for genuine problems to be found showing that Bushiroad simply hasn't learned its lesson in printing creep to outdo the previous sets and they will probably never stop. Coupling this with my decision to stop playing Vanguard Zero, and I'm effectively just not playing Vanguard and haven't in months.

Yes, it is now twice that my decision to fully SP out Blaus was followed shortly with a reboot announcement. That doesn't mean that I won't come back at some point, but the reboot from V series ended my desire to play. As much as my silence has indicated, I have more or less effectively quit Cardfight!! Vanguard.

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