Crow finally takes to the field, and it is an annoying fight. You cannot end this until a certain amount of dialogue has passed, so even if you drop him to 0, he will linger. I am able to shred the minions he starts with fairly easily while chipping away at him, but his reinforcements can't really be stopped. You will need to have him close to defeat by that point so you can resurrect something and deal the final blow. Remember that the Maray cannot be hit by a melee attack, but unlike the Sunrider, it has no shields to deal with their lasers. You must evade, or things will get ugly fast. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSdi1tknSw8

I've not been trying to advertise this yet for anyone who was following behind with the older videos, but I imagine most of the consistent viewers are already aware, so I will start mentioning Master in the title. As for the two ranked games here, the release of Mamoswine has given new life to Snorlax. Blastoise had so much dis-engage that it made Snorlax's life miserable, but since Mamo can do some work on Blastoise, we have a triangle forming on which beats which. Blastoise has range and dis-engage, Mamo has a lot of defense and hard engage, while Snorlax is a medium between the two, with the ability to counter Mamo's engage unless he ults. If Mamo is going to be a spot of prominence for weeks to come, I will be falling back on an old staple. As for Gardevoir, the most important thing in this video is a spoiler of sorts: how to win game while losing Zapdos. The key to this is that we had the lead prior to the fight, so I just had to focus my spells on the guys with points and deny them from scoring. Sometimes this is not always possible, but seeing as they had most of their big stuff on CD, I had an opportunity to get two of them off the map when they were needed most. From there, it is just putting up that final defense to make sure that they can't close the remainder of the distance. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Jb7YOdFGfA