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Darklord13
#1 Posted : Friday, October 3, 2014 9:57:48 PM(UTC)
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So,i just got HearthRanger and i would like to create a new set of rules for a deck of mine,but i can't understand how to.Is there any kind of tutorial?
I've looked around the forums and i tried to make one but i failed horribly.
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#2 Posted : Saturday, October 4, 2014 2:25:12 AM(UTC)
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There is a sample deck rule named DeckRules_Sample_Warlock_ZOO.xlsx under [DeckRuleSet] directory, please follow the rule file's comment to know how to define your own rules.
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#3 Posted : Saturday, October 4, 2014 4:39:47 AM(UTC)
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JoyAdmin;19638 wrote:
There is a sample deck rule named DeckRules_Sample_Warlock_ZOO.xlsx under [DeckRuleSet] directory, please follow the rule file's comment to know how to define your own rules.

I have already looked at the ZooLock Example deck but it doesn't help with understanding the basics.Do i have to create a new one or can i just modify the example deck since im playing a zoolock.In which tab to i place my card list?
Do i also have to place an image of my deck?
Very basic questions go unanswered.
EDIT:I've sort of managed to make a working rule set.Current win rate is 30% with 36 games
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#4 Posted : Saturday, October 4, 2014 11:19:47 AM(UTC)
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Yes you have to edit your own deck rules since the cards are different with sample deck.

There is no need to put deck image into deck file, for better understanding I put it.

30% winrate is a bit low, I believe you can tune it higher by proper rules.
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Darklord13
#5 Posted : Sunday, October 5, 2014 10:36:36 AM(UTC)
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JoyAdmin;19645 wrote:
Yes you have to edit your own deck rules since the cards are different with sample deck.

There is no need to put deck image into deck file, for better understanding I put it.

30% winrate is a bit low, I believe you can tune it higher by proper rules.


The problem is i can't understand some of the basics.EX.I want it to gain for playing flame imp in the first turn instead of anything else.When i make the condition ''turn>2'' am i saying that it has to be turn 2,or that the turn has to be higher than 2? Also, what does >=X mean??
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#6 Posted : Sunday, October 5, 2014 1:41:03 PM(UTC)
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Bot will play flame imp in the first turn if you have this card in hand.

Player 1 go first: turn 1 (mana 1/1)
Player 2's turn : turn 2 (mana 1/1)
Player 1's turn : turn 3 (mana 2/2)
Player 2's turn : turn 4 (mana 2/2)

and so on.
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Darklord13
#7 Posted : Monday, October 6, 2014 11:11:13 AM(UTC)
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JoyAdmin;19665 wrote:
Bot will play flame imp in the first turn if you have this card in hand.

Player 1 go first: turn 1 (mana 1/1)
Player 2's turn : turn 2 (mana 1/1)
Player 1's turn : turn 3 (mana 2/2)
Player 2's turn : turn 4 (mana 2/2)

and so on.



How am i supposed to understand that.It is common knowlege that X>x where x=a number LOWER than X.And i have NEVER encountered >=X.I assume it means higher or equal than X
Where can i find some sort of tutorial for noobies?
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#8 Posted : Monday, October 6, 2014 11:29:07 AM(UTC)
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>= means > or =

I'll write more samples in the near future.
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