NPCs are given a huge advantage in Triple Triad right out of the box. No, I'm not talking about how they seem to know exactly what cards you have in your hand, I'm talking about deck limitations!
If you have a list of 60 cards, your deck can have one 4 star card or higher, and the rest can be 3 star or lower. You are not allowed a 5 star and a 4 star, or two 4 stars, or anything that involves more than one 4 star or higher card.
Unless you're an NPC.
NPCs are allowed whatever the heck they want. Two 4 star cards? Sure! A 5 star and a 4 star? Of course! Any combination is open to you!
I want the NPCs to be bound by the same restrictions as the rest of us. It doesn't matter if they're the lowliest refugee on the streets of Ul'dah, or Godbert Manderville himself, no one is above the rules of Triple Triad. A game of kings must be held to a higher standard.
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If you have a list of 60 cards, your deck can have one 4 star card or higher, and the rest can be 3 star or lower. You are not allowed a 5 star and a 4 star, or two 4 stars, or anything that involves more than one 4 star or higher card.
Unless you're an NPC.
NPCs are allowed whatever the heck they want. Two 4 star cards? Sure! A 5 star and a 4 star? Of course! Any combination is open to you!
I want the NPCs to be bound by the same restrictions as the rest of us. It doesn't matter if they're the lowliest refugee on the streets of Ul'dah, or Godbert Manderville himself, no one is above the rules of Triple Triad. A game of kings must be held to a higher standard.
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