A run that didn't get the keys but beat the Act 3 boss is considered a victory in game files while a run that did get the keys and lost in Act 4 is a defeat, which isn't a very good metric in my opinion. The problem with the current list is that it ultimately looks at defeating The Heart - whether the deck "won" or not, but the existence of Act 4 makes "winning" complicated. And lastly, there might be a Tier List 3.0 in the far future with scores based on cards vs each enemy.
A straight up "select ascension level" from 0 to 20 is probably not the best idea because that will just cut the sample size for no good reason. The old pages show info for A0, 1-14, 15-19 and 20 side by side, but most of new tables that I've been putting together are too detailed to just jam all that info on a single page, so for now I've only been looking at A17+ data and just ignoring everything else. Some kind of standardized Ascension selector is needed for new pages.Card pages for neutral cards aren't happening anytime soon - the data is too different to handle the same way as class cards.I'll probably bring back some random stuff that was on there before, such as purchased/removed cards. Card pages will get more data and the current card-vs-each-enemy will be just one section.They answer a very practical question of "Which cards are best against this boss", so I set up the single card pages to answer the opposite question: "Which encounters is this card good for?" - and now you can conveniently see how good is Backflip against every enemy in the game. But here the new encounter pages filled the void. They kind of had a bunch of random data and a lot of it was not very useful for actually winning the game. When I took down the old card pages last month (they got broken by the new tierlist algorithm) I didn't really have a cohesive idea of what information to put there. I spotted this a few days ago, but I'm not sure how long it was going on. : Fixed a problem with Silent tierlist not loading all the data and displaying severly inaccurate scores (only about ~6k of 40k+ card choices).So unfortunately Watcher uploads and statistics will not be added until release. I know I promised to implement Watcher support almost two weeks ago, but I'm just not finding time to work on Spirelogs these days and anything I invest into supporting the beta iteration of Watcher will need at least some reworking post final release. I've not been playing the beta branch, where Act 4 has been playable for a while, so I look forward to braving its challenges tonight. "Also, thank you for playing the game, spreading the word, and being genuinely awesome."
#New slay the spire seeds released Patch
Well, too bad- we decided to add much more than initially planned," developers MegaCrit Games say in today's patch notes. "We're aware that in our Early Access blurb it said the game would be released by now. This week also marked the one-year anniversary of Slay The Spire's early access launch. Then perhaps you'll defeat the heart (an absolute git with some real nasty tricks) and finally escape the cycle of torment.Īs a bonus, you can unlock alternate card art from testing placeholders and drawn by fans. To get there, you'll need to collect three key pieces across earlier parts of the game by fighting certain Elites or taking a special option at bonfires. Act 4 is very short, with only one bonfire, one shop, one new Elite battle, then the boss. You'll need to make an extra effort to face the final boss, let alone defeat it, but I believe in you. At long last, we'll get to give that dastardly dungeon heart a proper kicking. Delightful deck-building dungeon-crawler Slay The Spire has added a semi-secret fourth and final act in this week's early access update.
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