SAGA: Space Arena Ground Arena | A Star Wars:Unlimited Podcast SAGA: Space Arena Ground Arena

The crew gathers around to talk about their adventures in the webcam leagues arcoss the galaxy




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Summary:

In this episode, the hosts discuss their recent games and the UK event that took place. They also talk about the availability of product and FFG's plan for restocking. Finally, they reflect on the release of Star Wars Unlimited and whether FFG lived up to the hype. The conversation covers topics such as opening boxes and repeated combinations, main deck staples to counter Boba Fett and Sabine, favorite off-aspect cards to include in decks, decks to take to the 1k tournament, favorite under-explored leader/base combos, building with a limited collection and incorporating card draw, and the possibility of spoilers and previews for set two.

Takeaways


Boba Fett and Sabine are popular leaders in the meta.
Product availability has been a concern, but FFG has addressed the issue and plans to restock in waves.
The legendary pull rate has been a topic of discussion, with some players feeling that it is too low.
FFG has generally done well with the release of Star Wars Unlimited, but there are still areas for improvement.






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The hosts discuss their experiences with the pre-release events and the full release of Star Wars Unlimited. They share their excitement about opening packs and building decks. They also talk about their plans for upcoming weekly events and the decks they are considering for the Saga League. In this conversation, the hosts discuss different deck strategies, including, Hera and Rebels. They also talk about store events and tournaments happening in their area. The hosts share their thoughts on underrated leaders, such as Chewbacca, Han, and Cassian. They also discuss the best control options in the game and answer listener questions. Finally, they propose using 'Turn Five' as shorthand for the turn with five resources.

Pre-release events are a great way to build excitement and engage with the community.
The full release of Star Wars Unlimited has been well-received, with players enjoying the process of opening packs and building decks.
Weekly events provide opportunities for players to test their decks and compete in a more structured setting.
Deck choices for the Saga League vary, with players experimenting with different strategies and card combinations. Consider different deck strategies, such as NOISE and Ron, Hera and Rebels.
Stay updated on store events and tournaments happening in your area.
Explore underrated leaders like Chewbacca, Han, and Cassian.
Experiment with different control options in your deck.
Consider using 'Turn Five' as shorthand for the turn with five resources





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Summary:

In this episode, the hosts discuss pre-release events for Star Wars Unlimited and share their experiences and expectations. They talk about the contents of the pre-release kit and the deck building process. The hosts also encourage listeners to share pictures and stories from their pre-release events. Finally, they engage in a tier list game, where they place leaders from the game into different tiers based on their perceived strength and playability. The conversation methodically reviewed the strengths and weaknesses of each leader in Star Wars:Unlimited. The leaders were categorized into different tiers based on their abilities and versatility. Darth Vader, Palpatine, Boba Fett, and Sabine were considered top-tier leaders due to their strong decks and abilities. Leaders like Jyn Erso, IG-88, and Krennic were placed in lower tiers due to their limited effectiveness. The conversation also provided advice for transitioning from casual play to a more competitive environment, including reaching out to local stores, joining community groups, and studying deck-building strategies. In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Space Arena Ground Arena Season 1 and the extension of signups. They also introduce the concept of Bounty Coins as an incentive for players to participate in the league. The hosts share their thoughts on transitioning from casual to competitive play and the importance of finding a group to play and practice with. They review their tier list and discuss the community's reaction to it. The hosts answer listener questions about buying showcases and speculate on the aspects of the upcoming Mandalorian and Moff Gideon starters. The episode concludes with final thoughts and plans for the release of Star Wars Unlimited.

Takeaways


Pre-release events are a great way to meet new players and build a community around a game.
The pre-release kit for Star Wars Unlimited includes booster packs, a deck building guide, and promotional cards.
Players should aim to build a balanced deck with a mix of units, events, and upgrades.
It's important to create a welcoming and supportive environment for new players at pre-release events. Darth Vader, Palpatine, Boba Fett, and Sabine are considered top-tier leaders in Star Wars: Legion.
Jyn Erso, IG-88, and Krennic are placed in lower tiers due to their limited effectiveness.
Transitioning from casual play to a competitive environment can be facilitated by reaching out to local stores and joining community groups.
Studying deck-building strategies and seeking advice from experienced players can help improve performance in competitive play.



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SummaryIn this episode, BananaCrapshoot and Kennedy AKA Dan discuss the upcoming pre-release weekend for Star Wars Unlimited. They explain what a pre-release is and what players can expect from the pre-release kits. They also share their experiences with pre-releases in other games and provide tips for sealed play. Additionally, they discuss the organization of cards and announce a webcam league for Star Wars Unlimited. The conversation covers various topics related to the Star Wars Unlimited card game, including deck building and flexibility, the format and schedule of the game, bounties and fun elements, favorite Star Wars characters, and the upcoming set two starters. The hosts also provide a pre-release primer for players interested in participating in the game.Takeaways


Pre-release weekend for Star Wars Unlimited is approaching, offering players the opportunity to participate in pre-release tournaments and get a sneak preview of the game.
Sealed play is a format where players build a deck using cards from booster packs, and it requires strategic decision-making and adaptability.
Tips for sealed play include prioritizing removal cards, considering the aspect icons to avoid resource tax, and focusing on the beatdown or control role depending on the game state.
Organizing cards can be done using binders or boxes, and it's important to find a system that works for individual preferences.
A webcam league for Star Wars Unlimited has been announced, providing players with the opportunity to connect with others and play the game remotely. Players have the flexibility to change their decks on a weekly basis, allowing for experimentation and improvement.
The Star Wars Unlimited game follows a schedule where players have a week to play their games and submit their results.
Incorporating bounties and fun elements can enhance the community experience and encourage participation.
The hosts discuss their favorite Star Wars characters and how they can be incorporated into the game.
The upcoming set two starters, Moff Gideon and the Mandalorian, generate excitement and speculation about their aspects.






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SummaryIn this conversation, BananaCrapshoot and John Tatta discuss various aspects of Star Wars Unlimited, including their history with Star Wars and card games, the unique mechanics of the game, deck building strategies, and the most broken cards in the game. They also talk about the value of joining a team and their plans for upcoming events. Overall, they express excitement for the game and its potential in the TCG space. The conversation covers various topics related to Star Wars Unlimited, including gameplay and format, upcoming pre-release events, strategy tips for players, webcam league participation, team participation, content creation, community experience on Discord, opinions on the art, and the experience at the Star Wars Unlimited Community Celebration.Takeaways


Star Wars Unlimited offers a unique and refreshing gameplay experience compared to other card games.
Proper sequencing is crucial in Star Wars Unlimited and can greatly impact the outcome of games.
Joining a team and playing with experienced players can greatly improve one's skills and understanding of the game.
The U-Wing Reinforcements card is considered one of the most broken cards in the game, allowing players to cheat the action system.
The Singleton format in Star Wars Unlimited offers a new and exciting way to play the game. Star Wars Unlimited offers a fun and interactive gameplay experience with unique features like different counters and a quick end game trigger.
Players going to pre-release events should familiarize themselves with the card pool, especially the commons, and focus on learning the leaders.
The Star Wars Unlimited community on Discord is welcoming and positive, providing a great environment for players to connect and discuss the game.
While opinions on the art in Star Wars Unlimited may vary, it is not a top priority for most players as long as the game mechanics and organized play are strong.
The Star Wars Unlimited Community Celebration hosted by FFG was a memorable and enjoyable experience for content creators and players alike.





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