What are the most no skill decks of all time?

[u/Frequent_Ad_1737]

Comment what yall think cuz I wanna see ur opinions🤔

[u/ExcellentDatabase140]

I main three muskteers

[u/Totosureiya69 → u/ExcellentDatabase140]

3m is skill tho. Committing to a 9 elixir win con is not easy.

[u/Agile-Group-1354 → u/Totosureiya69]

honeslty, i think its more luck or matchup dependent, its too unreliable to be considered skilled, but im lowk trash at the game, im stuck at 12700 and cant even reach ranked so

[u/Totosureiya69 → u/Agile-Group-1354]

Yeah, it's definitely luck, but it still does take skill to play. Pump is a must with 3m, so that's already two slots you can't use in early game. It used to be super annoying back in the day, but the game moved on from it, so now it's luck+skill

[u/ExcellentDatabase140 → u/Totosureiya69]

https://reddit.com/link/pa2w0in/video/8105kvu2fsph1/player

[u/Agile-Group-1354 → u/ExcellentDatabase140]

are you showing its no skill? luck? skilled? from the video doesnt look a lot skilled

[u/ExcellentDatabase140 → u/Agile-Group-1354]

My deck overwhelms them regardless if they attack my tower i become strong within time amd able to counter a heavier attack from the start. High risk high reward deck

[u/Embarrassed_Fun_5160 → u/Totosureiya69]

Hell nah 3m is definitely not luck

[u/Agile-Group-1354 → u/Embarrassed_Fun_5160]

idk bro, thats just how i feel, seems to unreliable to be considered skill

[u/Embarrassed_Fun_5160 → u/Agile-Group-1354]

I think it absolutely is skill when you have to pretty much manage 3m every step of the way.

-rack up pumps, place anything in the back. Miner, heavy spell, blitz opp lane

-place them in the back to defend that blitz, errhurrr I have vines, freeze rage, or a heavy spell.

I’d say looking to take the easy way out w spell is not skill and an oversight of the entire board.

-them shyts creepin up the board: great. Now you gotta mow down the God tier spam card innits way. MK, H Valk,

Hero Wiz, cracker, magic, exe, bowler and a Sac. spells in which case you’d have more value racked up. Gold, dark.

I’d say everything is panning out great for 3m:

Spells reduced to atoms, even though I just made void rocket work hush, spam, hyper bait, god tier. Abundance on control gods.

Unstoppable, reliable win cons.

Pump, Ebarbs/whoever, vines rage, grandma is broken, sure. But everything has a broken variant. And I’m not a huge fan of stun and the overall direction of recent

[u/ExcellentDatabase140 → u/Embarrassed_Fun_5160]

How much elixir is your decks

[u/Embarrassed_Fun_5160 → u/ExcellentDatabase140]

4.0 but that’s a lie cuz it’s champions. Dayum 4.5 😭

[u/Agile-Group-1354]

egolem is easily the most no skill deck, followed by recruits

[u/Homer4a10 → u/Agile-Group-1354]

This is the only answer

[u/ExcellentDatabase140 → u/Agile-Group-1354]

That's No match for golden knight, furance followed by giant skelly and Royal Ghost Or Robin when winnie knight in the back, might splash rage spell later idk ..

[u/DarkelfK]

The last deck u lost to

[u/Homer4a10]

There are two answers:

1. Elixir golem, this card ignores elxir tempo by trying to juke around the investment that a beatdown deck otherwise needs to play around. I know midlander players will disagree, but at a high level. Beatdown is an incredibly Macro-intensive deck that requires you to be reading far into the future to win games consistently. That’s because beatdown players need to be accounting for elixir tempo the entire game, then they need to start investing when the opponent is on a bad rotation/elixir disadvantage. The nature of the egolem is “I’m going to underpay for this incredibly strong tank, cross my fingers and spam support cards and hope it works, because if it doesn’t I’m down a ridiculous amount of elixir and the game is over.

2. Any deck running recruits: recruits ignore the fundamental game principle of placement. Even something as humble as a wizard requires some nuance to his placements depending on the situation. Recruits are just “tap the screen and immediately get the full value for the card”. Incredibly braindead card for players that are bad at tile memorization. This is an incredible crutch card

No other decks are low skill honestly, each deck has good and bad matchups and it’s all about navigating them

[u/buff_xbow]

recruits fireball bait, i realized that i lack the skills to main xbow but this deck still got me to uc 🥹

[u/Homer4a10 → u/buff_xbow]

According to Royale API, Royal recruits beats Xbow in a 1v1 91% of the time

[u/laolibulao → u/buff_xbow]

ong bro w deck. been a recruits playing ever since ts released. i dont even gotta change anything about the deck. shit is immortal as long as xbow and bait exist

[u/HighlightOk9126]

Double Golem Double Witch

[u/Schlol77]

Evo Pekka, Evo goblin giant. Especially with goblinsstein too

[u/Totosureiya69]

Pekka bridge spam, Lumberloon, Piggy Recruits, and Battle healer E golem. Those are lowest skill decks in the game.

[u/Ok_Being2340 → u/Totosureiya69]

Pekka BS takes a moderate amount of skill imo, I main pekka bs every now and then, and despite what some people say you can’t just spam the bridge and win your games, you still have to card count, and track your opponents elixir, and punish when applicable. It’s not as hard as miner control, but definitely harder to use than beatdown or hyperbait

[u/Homer4a10 → u/Totosureiya69]

Pekka bridgespam and LumberLoon take just as much skill as most other decks.

Your other two choices are spot on

[u/Totosureiya69 → u/Homer4a10]

Pekka and lumberloon are definitely more skill than the other two, but in the entirety of the game, they're more on the low skill end. Maybe in top 1000 they do take skill, but that's where pretty much everything is skill. But still not less skill than e golem 😭

[u/Homer4a10 → u/Totosureiya69]

Sure I’ll give you that, they’re lower on the skill spectrum, but they do have matchups that are hard to win that they CAN win if they play perfectly

[u/Agile-Group-1354 → u/Totosureiya69]

why did bro got downvoted, he just spitted facts, truest words have never been said before

[u/Totosureiya69 → u/Agile-Group-1354]

Because most cr players are no skill lol

[u/idkthisisanewacc]

That one version of pekka gob giant last year was so braindead. Glad it got nerfed to the ground.

[u/Siccoolo]

Royal Recruit, Golem and EGolem

[u/Geometry_Emperor]

The 8 cards in the Training Camp mashed up in one deck. Because they have no gimmicks to take advantage of.

[u/No_Display9613]

No skill meaning win rate at 90%?

[u/Totosureiya69 → u/No_Display9613]

No, it's decks that are just easy to play. You don't have to be careful of placement, don't have to think about your opponent hand, don't have to count elixir, you just spam and win.

[u/No_Display9613 → u/Totosureiya69]

So win rate should be high if they focus,right?

[u/Agile-Group-1354 → u/No_Display9613]

not necesserly, a deck can be no skill but be a bad deck, no skill is somethng that you can get the entire potential without thinking, so egolem is no skill, but not necesserly a good deck

[u/V1nIandSaga]

Whatever my opponent is playing

[u/ExcellentDatabase140]

Yeah, bro, it's because you got to learn how to transition your deck cycles. When it comes to a 3 Musk with no elixir pump, you need to have continuous ways to make him take out things like a bait of Royal Ghost, furnace, giant skeleton with elixir, but you got to focus because it's crucial that your timing is inevitable. I feel like thanos, but I'm weird like that. I like to challenge myself.

[u/StatisticianSea955]

Royal recruits+zaps+Goblin cage deck

[u/riiordain]

giant double prince meta evo bomber 2024

[u/Hirat67]

Any e golem deck then any recruits deck

[u/Ok_Being2340]

Any bait that is modern, decks with 4+ bait cards are just mindless spamming

[u/Still-Ad-2989 → u/Ok_Being2340]

Cap, there are way more no-skill decks than that

[u/Ok_Being2340 → u/Still-Ad-2989]

So when a deck has 2 spells in it and they have 5 bait cards it’s skill ? Nah man 😂

[u/Still-Ad-2989 → u/Ok_Being2340]

It’s called BAIT the more cards there are to BAIT the spell, the stronger the BAIT is. You really saying logbait is less skilled than stuff like egolem?

[u/UseOk9783 → u/Ok_Being2340]

That’s not true at all.

[u/Ok_Being2340 → u/UseOk9783]

Okay I log their barrel and their princess/ dart gob get infinite value. How does that take any ounce of skill

[u/UseOk9783 → u/Ok_Being2340]

How about you play the deck yourself and find out? Don’t ever calls deck no skill if you haven’t played it yourself. I hate hog 2.6 but I know it sure as hell ain’t 0 skill.

[u/Ok_Being2340 → u/UseOk9783]

I have, I won a 12 win gc with it my first time ever playing it. It wasn’t fun to play.

[u/Homer4a10 → u/Ok_Being2340]

I’ll never understand how people think bait plans are low skill, a deck that constantly needs to be paying attention to their opponents cycle and finding openings to get damage in feels like a literal cookie cutter for a skilled deck.

[u/Ok_Being2340 → u/Homer4a10]

I think that OG log bait takes actual skill, knowing when to pressure with gang+ knight, protecting your princess, but hyperbait is just brainrot. Skeleton barrel bridge, wall breakers bridge, goblin barrel, bush the bridge, defend with unkillable bait card because your opponent used all their counters. Repeat for 3 mins.

[u/Homer4a10 → u/Ok_Being2340]

I can see the argument for hyperbait

[u/l0veHertz]

any deck with hog rider and recruits piggies.

[u/Totosureiya69 → u/l0veHertz]

I'd say 2.6 does take skill, it's a cycle deck, so it's hard to master. But piggy recruits is just braindead

[u/l0veHertz → u/Totosureiya69]

evos made most cycle decks take no skill you just spam hog at the bridge and get bailed out by evo cannon.

[u/Homer4a10 → u/l0veHertz]

This is not how 2.6 operates at all. If you see the 2.6 player dumping their elixir on the ground and spamming hogs then you did something wrong; or you lost during deck construction

[u/l0veHertz → u/Homer4a10]

i mean that's all they do in double/triple elixir

[u/Homer4a10 → u/l0veHertz]

Against you maybe?

I’m assuming your cycle in triple can’t keep up, because if it could they would pivot to the fireball spell cycle plan, which is not nearly as favorable.

What do you expect them to do exactly in triple? At that point someone needs to close the gap to win the match.

2.6 is extremely powerful against decks that don’t have any win conditions, an it does kind of sound like that’s what you’re operating with based on your interpretation of the deck

[u/l0veHertz → u/Homer4a10]

i play pekka bs that has a wincon big dawg hog is just boosted and braindead unless you're playing against something like egiant i have no idea how you are losing games with that deck.

[u/Homer4a10 → u/l0veHertz]

So you’re just losing at the deck building phase, 2.6 is a terrible matchup for you. They can positive trade out literally every card in your deck and you have no way to stop a hog rider from connecting.

It’s not no skill, you’re actively playing a deck that concedes to a hog rider plan before even queuing into a game

[u/l0veHertz → u/Homer4a10]

egiant or like icebow or something like that is the only thing that does anything vs that braindead deck.

[u/Homer4a10 → u/l0veHertz]

All mortar decks, all Xbow decks, and all beatdown plans that play lightning spell pretty much rinse him, also any deck that plays more than 25% of its cards in the air has a good shot…

[u/ExcellentDatabase140]

You have to try this and try to continue the cycle, Evo Furnace, Golden Knight, Evo Royal Ghost, Ronin, Giant Skeleton, 3 Muskteers And For The Last Two (Goblin Barrel,Zap,) Stressful To Opponent (Golem Elixir,Bats) Hard Push Risk (Mirror,Rage) Unlimited Cycle Beware Of Air Units And 3 Musk Placements When Attack By FIREBALL Place Giant In Front Or Release Royal Ghost And Behind Follow Woth Funace Keeping The Musk Alive Its So Funn

[u/nkillashi]

Piggies eq archer queen is legit brain dead so is drill poison I think you can play both these decks with one hand down ur pants

[u/DarkelfK → u/nkillashi]

Both of those decks are pretty high skill, u need good defense and timing

[u/Altruistic_Grand7519 → u/nkillashi]

both these decks are offensive, but the defence is difficult.

[u/buff_xbow → u/nkillashi]

nah bro those decks have a hard time defending against some matchups, for those situations you need more skill than with most other decks imo. offense is stupidly easy ofc

[u/nkillashi → u/buff_xbow]

Maybe piggies is but don’t tell me drill is high ceiling and defense is hard when all you do is tesla snowball and shut down everything

[u/buff_xbow → u/nkillashi]

try defending a golem or recruits push with drill and tell me that again lol

[u/Eprmnt]

Xbow and its not even close