The year is 2355, you have spent the first 50 years of your time discovering immortality while this game runs in the background. After tens of thousands of resets, hundreds of millions of clicks, completing the most insane of achievements (including one which literally requires you to mindlessly click 100,000 times while nothing else happens, and another where you need to leave the game running for A YEAR), devoting one hour a day to farm because every character requires custom items and there is no auto-progress mechanic... you finally reach the final reset after the mathematically required 330 years it takes for everything to be aligned to fully complete the game. Only to discover that one of the final girls requires you to have diamonds, the in-game currency you need to buy with real money, to even progress.
Developers, please give a clear and decisive answer on whether skill targeting is in fact random! A good 70% of the time, freeze and confusion targets towers or invisible enemies even when they represent the minority of targetable cards. This has happened across a very large sample size of matches and for dozens of different players.
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