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These decks are not always the most powerful, but they are designed specifically to frustrate, annoy, and tilt the opponent.
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They rely heavily on psychological warfare, forcing you to play their specific game rather than executing your own game plan.
+The Unbreakable Wall
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This player has absolutely no intention of ever crossing the bridge with a troop to attack your tower directly.
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They will sit perfectly still, defend your pushes flawlessly, and then throw a Rocket at your tower over and over again.
+They will just rocket your troops and the tower simultaneously.Split your attacks across both lanes.Don't rely on ground tanks.
+The Relentless Assualt
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On the opposite end of the spectrum is the player who drops fast, punishing units directly at the bridge the entire game.
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Once you survive their initial flurry and build an elixir advantage, their lack of a heavy tank makes them incredibly vulnerable to a massive counter-push.
+Annoying DeckCore ConceptLong-Range SnipingProtecting it with infinite cheap troopsLumberloon FreezeRequires perfect anti-air spacing to defeat
+Staying Zen
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Ultimately, the creators of these annoying decks are hoping to defeat you psychologically before they defeat you mathematically.
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Dismantling a toxic strategy piece by piece is one of the most rewarding feelings in competitive gaming.
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