Great video. Especially for someone like me that is 47 years old and thinking about getting into this game (likely attending organized play events for really the first time).
Yeaaa we did forget attack pod! I would put it in B tier I think. Solid unit but unless you have ecl it’s just okay. Happy to have it in the deck but better options!
Ive had a lot of fun with alliance dispatcher turn 1, echo base and a second alliance disp turn 2, then thurn 3 you can get out an early chewie, spam multiple threes/fours to set up for your leader
Off-topic rules question: Does ambush and Admiral Ozzel interact? I know that you can order for instance, ambush and Fett's Firespray's "when played" trigger, so that you can ambush, then ready it again, but if my intuition is correct, Admiral makes the unit already enter ready, sort of like a static effect, so I assume since the unit already enters ready and it's not a triggered ability, it would enter ready, and then you would choose to either trigger ambush, and attack an enemy unit right away, or pass on ambush, and just keep the unit ready so you can attack base on a following action. Is my understanding correct?
@@clayicus You're incorrect unless I'm missing something. You resolve effects as much as possible, so a unit that somehow entered play ready (in this example, through Ozzel's ability), can still resolve ambush normally, Ambush does not require you to "ready an exhausted unit", you can still ready an already ready unit the same way you can still exhaust and already exhausted unit. I don't know where you're getting the "ambush requires you do both, or neither" thing, there is nothing in the comprehensive rules saying that.
@@DiegoDeschain Lol it's pretty funny to ask a rules question then argue when someone gives you an answer. Play it how you like and argue with the judge when you enter a tournament, I don't care. 🤡
@@clayicus Why the hostility, are you ok? We're just having normal conversation and trying to figure things out, I just layed out the way I interpreted the rules as I read them, and even said "unless I'm missing something", which if I was, you could just enlighten me, since that was the whole point of my comment to begin with. You sound like you could use some time off the internet, it's clearly not doing too much good for your mental state, you need to relax.
All leaders can have their moments if you draft the right deck but yes the leaders higher on the list need less to be good! Hope you’re second draft goes well!
Great video you guys. Love to see people covering the draft format. Drafty bois 4vr. I disagree with you on snowspeeder though. B tier at least. As is MoP.
Yea all the cards have some niche case where they can be good however draft is about drafting high power level cards and this is what this video represents!
@@Outmaneuver you might as well just take all the rares and legendaries. This isn’t MTG. SWU draft’s isn’t about that. It’s about using cards that work with your leader and base of choice. Tiers almost don’t work in this sense.
Totally disagree with your take on Bounty Hunter Crew being C Tier. With limited event options in draft, and limited removal cards, being able to get those events back is insane in limited play. Played against an opponent doing Blue Yellow Villian. She used BHC to play removal again and again… and again. Combined with Lando Calrissian it was just brutal. BHC is a B Tier card at worst in draft play, maybe even A Tier in combo with other cards.
Man, the worst part of your videos is that you don't understand why you're wrong, it really shows that you guys are bad at drafting card games, or at least evaluating cards in a draft format. Your opinions suck.
This is some players first ever tcg and assuming they have any idea about how or what to draft. Also many folks don't have unlimited amounts of money to draft endlessly to test things out themselves. We thank you for the view and video interaction :)
@@Outmaneuver that defense feels a little disingenuous when team members are making jokes like “Vanguard is strictly better than Bail Organa”, which is only going to confuse and mislead new players. I tried to be evenhanded in my comment, not disrespectful. I do appreciate the effort - but I feel the ratings in this vid do not accurately assess the cards’ performance or desirability when working within the constraints of the drafting rules.
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Great video. Especially for someone like me that is 47 years old and thinking about getting into this game (likely attending organized play events for really the first time).
That's the goal of the channel is helping new players enter the game! Glad we could help!
This is exactly what I needed. Any chance there is an uncommons tier list coming soon? 😅
The earliest would be next week but no guarantee!
No Guerilla Attack Pod?
Loved the video! Looking forward to Uncommons tier list.
Yeaaa we did forget attack pod! I would put it in B tier I think. Solid unit but unless you have ecl it’s just okay. Happy to have it in the deck but better options!
Ive had a lot of fun with alliance dispatcher turn 1, echo base and a second alliance disp turn 2, then thurn 3 you can get out an early chewie, spam multiple threes/fours to set up for your leader
Dispatcher is good just tough to keep it alive!
Off-topic rules question: Does ambush and Admiral Ozzel interact? I know that you can order for instance, ambush and Fett's Firespray's "when played" trigger, so that you can ambush, then ready it again, but if my intuition is correct, Admiral makes the unit already enter ready, sort of like a static effect, so I assume since the unit already enters ready and it's not a triggered ability, it would enter ready, and then you would choose to either trigger ambush, and attack an enemy unit right away, or pass on ambush, and just keep the unit ready so you can attack base on a following action. Is my understanding correct?
I am not a rules expert nor do I know the specific reason why but it does not work.
Diego already knows the answer to his own question apparently!
@@clayicus You're incorrect unless I'm missing something. You resolve effects as much as possible, so a unit that somehow entered play ready (in this example, through Ozzel's ability), can still resolve ambush normally, Ambush does not require you to "ready an exhausted unit", you can still ready an already ready unit the same way you can still exhaust and already exhausted unit. I don't know where you're getting the "ambush requires you do both, or neither" thing, there is nothing in the comprehensive rules saying that.
@@DiegoDeschain Lol it's pretty funny to ask a rules question then argue when someone gives you an answer. Play it how you like and argue with the judge when you enter a tournament, I don't care. 🤡
@@clayicus Why the hostility, are you ok? We're just having normal conversation and trying to figure things out, I just layed out the way I interpreted the rules as I read them, and even said "unless I'm missing something", which if I was, you could just enlighten me, since that was the whole point of my comment to begin with. You sound like you could use some time off the internet, it's clearly not doing too much good for your mental state, you need to relax.
Great video, thank you! :) I now know what I did wrong in my first draft :) Hopefully it will be better tonight!
All leaders can have their moments if you draft the right deck but yes the leaders higher on the list need less to be good! Hope you’re second draft goes well!
Great video you guys. Love to see people covering the draft format. Drafty bois 4vr. I disagree with you on snowspeeder though. B tier at least. As is MoP.
I blame Faith he thinks scout bike is A tier 😉
the real trick to to get as many mercenary companies as you can into your deck
Mercenary co. is OP!
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If playing Chewbacca leader resilience is pretty killer to the opponent. But all the d teir cards are definitely last picks.
Yea all the cards have some niche case where they can be good however draft is about drafting high power level cards and this is what this video represents!
@@Outmaneuver you might as well just take all the rares and legendaries. This isn’t MTG. SWU draft’s isn’t about that. It’s about using cards that work with your leader and base of choice. Tiers almost don’t work in this sense.
If you are going to correct someone you should check your math. Recruit sees 5 of the 24 cards left of the deck after drawing 6 = 20.8% 🤪
Totally disagree with your take on Bounty Hunter Crew being C Tier. With limited event options in draft, and limited removal cards, being able to get those events back is insane in limited play. Played against an opponent doing Blue Yellow Villian. She used BHC to play removal again and again… and again. Combined with Lando Calrissian it was just brutal. BHC is a B Tier card at worst in draft play, maybe even A Tier in combo with other cards.
First of all how dare you put Jawa that low...
I blame the 3 of them I wasn't available to record and they did it without me...
Man, the worst part of your videos is that you don't understand why you're wrong, it really shows that you guys are bad at drafting card games, or at least evaluating cards in a draft format.
Your opinions suck.
I will give you credit for Tactical Disadvantage though, that was good.
We look forward to your tierlist!
I agree, I couldn’t even finish the video.
In general this is pretty bad draft advice, I would encourage viewers to expand their research
This is some players first ever tcg and assuming they have any idea about how or what to draft. Also many folks don't have unlimited amounts of money to draft endlessly to test things out themselves.
We thank you for the view and video interaction :)
@@Outmaneuver that defense feels a little disingenuous when team members are making jokes like “Vanguard is strictly better than Bail Organa”, which is only going to confuse and mislead new players.
I tried to be evenhanded in my comment, not disrespectful. I do appreciate the effort - but I feel the ratings in this vid do not accurately assess the cards’ performance or desirability when working within the constraints of the drafting rules.