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Hardest player count

I know its very quest dependent.
But lets say I would like the best chance to beat every quest with only one player count?
My guess would be.

Easiest to hardest:

2 player
3 player
4 player / 1 player (true solo) as the hardest

I might be completey wrong as my main experience is with true solo.

I know that true solo, some quests can be "trolled" or can not unfold their true potential
sometime. I also know that location lock and surge trains can grow out of control the more player you get, BUT.

I think that for a lot of quests demanding to solve all the problems for 1 deck is harder to achieve than for 2 or 3.
There is so much synergy that is missing when you play by yourself.
So many more combos you can try to achieve with a second deck.

Caveat: I'm playing progression style and I'm about half of the game and the potential card pool (Land of shadow right now)

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Has anyone experience with the saga Campaign true solo?

I am slowly working my way up the game progression style.
Right now I am at the journey to the cross road. Sooo hard!!
But I always played the quests without the boons and burdens, and didn't bother to keep the same heroes.
Always kept in my mind the wish to go back one day and play it on campaign mode true solo.
But after seing/playing a lot of the quests, I am starting to wonder if this is at all feasible true solo.

Has anyone sucessfully tried it?

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u/Excellent_Start_2766 — 4 days ago