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All the best @DRK3 ! Would love to see a forum first person in the forefront. Do you have YouTube/Twitch streams that we can cheer on? @rrc been very interested in this thread. Would love to see someone on a Gwent team confirm the theories put forward so far.

There were a couple of contracts in the Collections tab like "collect all the Wild Hunt generals" and another one that required you to collect Ida, but I no longer see them in the tab. Were they silently removed?

This filter doesn't cover all the Journey contracts. Eg. You'd end up missing the mutagen contracts. Only way to view all of Alzur Journey's contracts is to scroll all the way down in the General tab unfortunately. A "Journey" tab in Contracts would be a huge QOL improvement, and has been...

All Playstation 5 games - Gran Turismo 7 - I have great childhood memories of playing the simulation mode on GT4 on my PS2. There were 24 hour+ races that you could design strategies for, and I'd wake up excited in the morning to check if my driver won. Very happy to see the mode brought back...

The prestige 5 bug is only visual, i.e. it might not show the card movement but one of them is a premium. The prestige 10 bug is an actual bug and is well documented on Reddit. While I understand that visual, non-gameplay affecting bugs are lower priority for the dev team, it's appalling to me...

My biggest qualm with the devs' messaging around "removal of excess kegs" (base or older expansions) is they make it look purely cosmetic. There's just blatant disregard to the fact that you are decreasing the probability of getting cards missing from your collection from kegs. Missing a base...

Journey's grind cannot be stated enough. I'm averaging 2 hours gameplay per day to get my well rested bonus! Another side affect is that Casual is no longer casual and instead full of netdecks tryharding to get their well rested bonuses. Congratulations CDPR, you have 1) drastically reduced...

I used to be a predominantly MO player before I switched to SK a couple of weeks ago. I crafted some MO cards to give the new OH meta a shot and the single player aspect bugged me so much! My board was often full, and I almost never had a response to even a 4p opponent engine (eventually I put...

I think the comparison with Frigate and Greatsword are absolutely fair, so the argument to make Endrega cost 6 provisions seems reasonable to me.

I didn't have these regulations accepted either, but when I was about to play my ranked game at Rank 1 5/5 it prompted me to accept them. Maybe you accidentally clicked through the pop-up @Sensimilius ?

Surely banishing an opponent's card is more beneficial than not in most cases? Can think of great value in banishing a Greatsword for example.

Was reading this Reddit post today and realized Regis is also a better alternative to Ifrit.

Respectfully @StanislavOZZO, I disagree. Using a meta deck as a baseline for deck building shouldn't disqualify someone from being "deserving". Remember, all decks used by competitors in Gwent Open are public before the tournament. The fact that we still crown a champion means there is some...

Update - I made it to pro today! This was an aspirational goal for end of October, so really happy to make it so early. I started the season at rank 9. My homebrewed NG spy deck (no poison) got me to rank 7 but kinda plateaued there. I ended up crafting a SK Warriors deck, which after...

This series is a great idea! Thanks CDPR for creating it. I didn't know about Team Elder Blood before reading this article. Their meta snapshot seems much more detailed and provides an alternate for TLG's meta snapshot. Fascinating to see how meta snapshots affect the pros. Goes to show that...

Playing SK Warriors against ST. Opponent has an 8 unit melee row, I have a 9 point Greatsword on the board. Opponent puts Great Oak to the right of his 8 units, damages my Greatsword by 8 (bringing him to 1). I play Hemdall that pings his Melee row 9 times, also bringing my Greatsword back up to...

14 round wins per day for well rested bonus can become really draining, and this is coming from someone who loves playing Gwent. I'm relatively new to Gwent so I like testing new decks, but have often found myself playing unranked or seasonal hoping for quick wins or forfeits to finish my well...

Your reasoning makes sense. It would help if the language on the cards made this distinction too. Maybe Necromancy could say “ignore veil and give doomed”?

Scenario 1: Kerack City Guard on the board. I play Pact on him. Unit does not get doomed (presumably because of Veil). Scenario 2: Empty board, Kerack City Guard in the graveyard. I play Necromancy to play Guard on Ranged row. Guard has Veil and Doomed. Language for Pact and Necromancy reads...

No mention of Arena in the stream.