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This is a good idea. I'd love to see it extended to include players who have not played since Homecoming's release. Any of the people I know who might be interested in the new Gwent already tried the game in the CB or OB.

I feel the 240 cards challenge is more or less fine (there is a repeatable quest after that one), largely because it doesn't depend on winning. With a Big Woodland deck, I averaged 8 eligible cards for that quest, so it took 30 games or about 6 hours (average of 12 minutes per game). Over the...

There are contracts for the faction challenges that grant these titles (and borders). For the borders, 25 faction quests are required, so five individual faction challenge events to unlock the border for one faction. It'll take a while! The titles require fewer quests. Check in the contracts...

Worth mentioning: Prestige 5 and 10 guarantee premium cards in kegs, and prestige 8 and 9 add Meteorite Powder to the daily quest rewards (link).

Will there be other uses for surplus scraps in the future? I feel these are both reasonable and sensible changes. The game is very generous, much more so than other TCGs, and I always wondered if its generosity may not be a bit of a double-edge blade. Cosmetics are a great way to incentivize...

You can "pay" with ore. It's just 150 ore and it's easy to break even. You get 1 keg already even if you break the contact right away. If you win 3 games before you lose three, you break even. 4 and more wins are all profitable. The game is so generous, after a while you'll have plenty of...

Would love to see both in a Skirmish!

Would have loved to see Trynet123 (Tyler) and Shinmiri2 (Henry) in the Skirmish, too.

Thank you!

My account seems to be working again. Thanks, CDPR, for fixing this!

This is happening to me, too. There's another thread about the issue here.

Same problem for me this morning.

Thank you, Riven. I completely missed that! :)

What time on the 23rd is the game released? (Not familiar with releases on GoG.)

Do they? I guess they got the idea from Gwent. Blizzard has always been good at copying ideas from others and polishing them, then making people believe they were the first to do it. Not even Lost Vikings was original.

If you play ranked matches, you will play against people whose rating is similar to yours. Even if your level is 50+, you won't play with the "big boys" if your MMR is low. Yes, the game is friendly toward people who may not have several hours to play every day, but still want to progress, and...

It's really not mistrust since, as far as I know, they haven't extensively commented on how matchmaking works. The devs are well liked. My observation is also that if I play a deck with weather cards, I get a large number of weather deck opponents. If I don't, I get many other non-weather...

Are you playing ranked mode? It matches opponents with similar ranking points, and there was a huge influx of new players who are in the same boat as you.

Without D-bomb, row stacking would be an even bigger issue. From what I understand, the game will introduce positioning rules, and current row-effects/buffs may only have limited horizontal range (instead of the entire row). This is speculative though - perhaps they'll say more at the PAX East...

I don't feel it's too much like gambling in a negative sense, mostly because unlike with real gambling you won't spend money endlessly. If you start out and buy around 600 kegs, you'll have all cards. The problem with actual gambling is that it can ruin lives as people are never done spending...