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As expected, Onslaught not touched. Prepare for another month of facing Skellige bulls#it with ridiculous amount of armor, which you can do jack about.

Strange. I thought this bug also causes a sudden disconnection right before the opponent plays his last card, but it doesn't seem to be the case for you, it seems.

Typical CDPR. Releasing expansions and not taking into consideration the new Frankensteins they've just 'accidentally' created. Can't blame them for not foreseeing all the possible drawbacks, but if something is clearly overtuned and doesn't get nerfed in the subsequent patch, then it would have...

The question should be "why many people give GG?". Like come one, playing a s#itty netdeck, bringing repetiveness and zero entertainment to the game and hoping to get GG, or giving GG as if it really was a good game... doesn't that sound like a lost common sense?

Using meta decks is like wiping yourself with a used toilet paper. It stinks, is full of sh** and leaves someone else's mark on you. :D But jokes aside, I'm not sure there will be anything new said here that hadn't already been said in quite a number of older threads, that were treating about...

Because the card is "fresh" in its current form. "Fresh" can mean a couple of months in case of what the developers consider before revisioning the card and make potential adjustments. If a card is not overly broken (in developers' view), it will not see a nerf too soon, which is likely the case...

Oh dear. If Gwent should go in the direction of chess game, then let's not waste our time here and switch to chess. The question here is, who is this game for? Top pro players, so that they can have their "giga-brain" predictions, or masses, that want to enjoy some unpredictable matches? In...

I think you're quite wrong on that, but that's my opinion. Countering well known decks and plays does not make you a good player, it makes you nothing more than a regular player, because everyone plays against these same meta decks and already knows what they are about and what it takes to...

I don't actually think the rush for RPs is the main reason for this striving to reach pro rank. RPs are just an addition to that. A kind of important addition, especially for people, who do not have their reward books completed or full cards collection. It's a Collectible Card Game after all...

I have a feeling that the top 3 ranks are always the worst. People just try too hard to reach pro rank, and utilize metadecking way too extensively to achieve that goal. In pro rank the focus is more on the MMR, and to climb up the ladder, players cannot limit their plays to just one deck, so...

Welcome to "Gwent, the netdeck card game". :giggle: Your best tactic is... to not play ranked games. If you want to enjoy the game, try other modes, e.g. AI training mode. :love:

Right, and what are you as citizens going to do about it if you suspect that your own authorities aren't playing a fair game with you? Will you let them keep all of you 140+ million people under their boot forever? Nobody but you can only change this. Regimes fall under pressure of normal...

That is obvious, that the sanctions will impact ordinary people the most. Nobody stated otherwise. Everyone knows this. Russia is supposedly a democratic country, and Putin and his comrades are leading your country for more than 20 years. With all the things that happened during that time...

Care to remind us how it all started? Wasn't this Russia's involvement in separatistic movements in Donbass and Crimea back in 2014 when Ukrainians dumped the pro-russian president and leading party? It already turned into an armed conflict then and Russia was already involved. Should Ukraine...

They don't give a crap on any advices. In a month time we shall see similar picture with a small change of that pitiful Inspired Zeal being overused, which makes me vomit already. Promoting decks diversity is long gone, the game has become boring as hell because of that, and investing too much...

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn.

Most likely a waste of time. We've already seen everything from these decks, because 80% of people play them. Of course these are top players, so there might be that one moment of brilliance, that can surprise. But is it worth the time? For me, not so much. So sign me up to your club.

Or they got jobless, after CDPR killed the monsters themselves.

Witchers are no longer competitive. Seasonal play and winrates posted, indicate the strongest decks are copied and played eccessively. This translates to: - winning is everything - easiest way of winning is achievable with meta netdecks (and they no longer utilize witchers) Now the challenging...