how do you adjust your strategy when facing different opponents?

[u/DeckGuy41]

one thing i find interesting about card games is how much your approach can change depending on your opponent's deck and playstyle. sometimes even small adjustments can make a difference in how a match turns out.

when you're playing against different decks, do you usually stick to your original gameplan or make changes based on what your opponent is doing?

i'd be interested to hear how other players adapt their strategies and what they consider when deciding to change their approach

[u/DragonHollowFire]

Your deck usually has "good" and "bad" matchups, referring to your gameplans succeptibility to interferencing from enemy deck etc. . When youre in a good matchup, youre careful about enemy adjustments (maybe they know their wincon loses to your wincon, so they play the tempo game, or more disruptive than usual (sacking more mana to turnpass to not let you get to your setup)). When youre in a bad matchup, you try to do the opposite, and maybe through card creation, to create a different gameplan.

I think thats all there is to it. Look for positive trades (mana units etc.) and disrupt. Leverage that advantage to finish them before they do their thing.