ShadowPhex

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Things I liked:

• The attack and block mechanics make it feel like a fight.
• Having one universal resource and one character specific resource is great. It makes things fairly simple, but the characters can still play very differently from each other.
• Art looks great.

Things I didn't like:

• The constant discarding is annoying and slows the game down.
• But on the other hand, I often felt like I didn't have all of the cards I needed.
  • With playing with Lee, I often felt like I often didn't have attacks & blocks/upper & lower attacks/ways to generate and use momentum.
• The UI indicating when you are responding to an attack/ready to attack could be made more clear. The littl

For the last 1-2 years I listened to an album that was Christmas themed, but you often could not tell you were listening to a Christmas melody unless you were listening for it. I think the album was fairly new (released within the last 5ish years).

I will also appreciate any other good jazz albums that have a Christmas theme, but are more Jazz album than Christmas album.

I just played a game against a good deck/player. I lost and then immediately requeued against the same player and lost again. I went from 5-1 to ending my run.

I only started playing this game a few days ago, but it seems silly that the devs did not program that out. Both games I lost to Seargeant Cork with multiple Secutarri Axiarchs. I had a good deck, but not enough wipes for the Survivor 1.

I would like to be able to retrieve chromosomal positions for exon start/stop for any version of an NCBI transcript. Does anyone know if there is a solution that I missed in their documentation?

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Using NCBI's nuccore service, the positions do not account for introns.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/NM_002471.2

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I can use calls like this to download all positional data for a chromosome, but this call normally only includes the most recent transcript versions, and I sometimes need to use older transcripts. (warning that link will start a file download).
[https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/euti