Posts from Shadowverse

At the start, with 99 packs, I got about 12 Legendaries and the Prophetess leader card. I didn't take screenshots.
I'm playing very casually now, without much enthusiasm, but I try not to miss events. I'm just putting in minimal effort.

And the story mode is getting better and better each time, you're wrong to think otherwise.

I bought almost a hundred and I'm happy with it. It probably won't be enough for all the cards in the expansions, but for now, I'm crafting everything I want.

I haven't crafted anything yet, although I have enough resources to do so. I'm just taking my time, opening chests, reading cards, and figuring out what I might want to play. I'm hoping for some luck, maybe I won't need to spend all my resources.

As for Bloodfeud, I plan to check it out. The reviews are good, so I'll definitely get around to it.

I'm playing very lazily right now, without any desire or enthusiasm, but I'm trying not to miss any events.

I haven't participated in events for a long time (except for solo events, but they are rare). I complete all the Grand Prix using the same old method of a few clicks for 30 rupees. It's been almost a year since I played my last online match in Heroes of Might and Magic. It was when I was earning the Urd emblem in the monthly rewards, I think it was the second month of Reign of Shadows. After that, I only play solo games against the AI, which takes 15-20 minutes and is quick and easy.

Aren't you thinking of trying something new from the CCG genre? When I lost all interest in playing Heroes of Might and Magic, I started looking for an alternative, and Gwent was like a breath of fresh air. Among the more well-known ones, there's also Magic and Hearthstone, or you could check out Legends of Runeterra.

The last game I tried was Clip Studio Paint. I really liked it, and now I'm using it to create comics, fan art, and other things.

The story mode is getting better and better with each iteration, you're wrong to say that.

No, I completely agree with that - I liked the Sylvan campaign, as I mentioned before. The last thing I played was the very beginning of the World Updated. But King's Bounty is just something else; it's practically a full-fledged RPG in the style of The Witcher, only instead of fights, it's Gwent.

And among the most well-known, there's Magic and Hearthstone, or you can check out Legends of Runeterra.

I installed Legends when the open beta test came out, went through the tutorials, and then stopped playing. I still can't bring myself to get into it. And by the way, there's also Cards (a card game about World War II), and Artifact is supposedly planning a relaunch.

Spent ten minutes trying to figure out what "KV" was. Turns out it's Thronebreaker. As always, a nice translation. A couple of months ago, I installed it, played for an hour, and then uninstalled it. I liked the concept, but Gwent turned out to be the most uninteresting and unnecessary element, and when looking at the entire map that needs to be traversed, you could forget about motivation. Although in The Witcher 3, I happily played every card battle and traveled across the entire open world primarily for that. I think the fact that, unlike The Witcher 3, Gwent here is as linear as possible played a role; there is no feeling that you are building some kind of deck, challenging someone, and so on; you cannot play the way you want, but are forced to solve the developers' puzzles with only one correct way to solve them. This isn't Gwent at all. It's more like some kind of Sudoku.

So, puzzles are only a third of all the battles, if not less. I didn't even perceive them as Gwent or as a challenge – they are really linear tasks from the developers (although sometimes there are alternative solutions). It's like (whispering) the puzzles of Doctor Boom in Hearthstone (by the way, the best PvE content in the entire game, no joke). But in the other two-thirds of the battles, you actually build a deck and can play however you want. The problem is that most of these battles were too easy and therefore boring – you have so many resources that you just throw cards in the first round until the opponent gives up, and then you still win in the second or third round with a huge advantage. Although you can specifically build a weaker deck and try to win with it (but I was too lazy to do that).

I mean, even the regular battles. I don't know how it is after a certain number of hours, but at the beginning, all the battles are excessively gimmicky. Here, you have to focus on one of your cards, there, on one of your opponent's cards.

Hello everyone. Is there a tournament planned for the new map by any chance?

I've returned to Heroes of Might and Magic after two years, and things seem a bit different.

Hi, Toksi. Unfortunately, I doubt it.
But you organize it, maybe people will join, although I doubt I will.

It took me three tries, but I finally made it (reached Group A). I defeated 2 BR Shadow and 2 Elan Haven.



And how are your results on GP, if anyone is playing?

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Completed the game.

A downside to the game:

You should make it a habit to read Twitter before updating.

Well, I'll brag about my catch too.