A chat about Single Player in Gwent.
So I was reading through one of the threads here and I saw this post by a CD Projekt Red person regarding single player:
I also saw this:
And :
I figure this is a important matter to discuss.
On the one hand, I can see the argument for selling the Single Player for money. Gwent will have a free to play multiplayer element and not everyone will have the desire to play it. Plus a lot of effort is being put into said Single P,layer.
However, I am extrodinarily worried by the potential precedent this may cause. For example, I can see a lot of other companies charging seperatly for single and multiplayer rather then including the full pacakge in their game, and justifying it by looking at this game as a precedent.
Now everyone will call me mad for thinking this might occur. But they said the same about season passes and preorder bonuses when they were first tried out and now look! They are everywhere! I do NOT want seperate multiplayer and single player becoming a precedent.
Now, I am given to understand that in Hearthstone (According to one post I saw here) you can unlock the single player for in game currency. And if that is the case maybe that would also be a good option for Gwent. (Feel free to discuss this idea below)
But I'm gonna raise a counter argument. I know that the inspiration for Gwent even HAVING a single player in the first place was... I can't remember the game right now actualy. But I do know I played it. And I ALSO know it's single player was included in the game itself.
I can see both arguments for and agiant to be honest. And I'm not going to be the guy to influence itheither way. But I DO want to hear YOUR thoughts on the matter.
So tell me: What should be the fate of single Player in Gwent? Incuded free of charge? Pay for it? Allow in game currency to pay? Other option to post below?
So I was reading through one of the threads here and I saw this post by a CD Projekt Red person regarding single player:
- You will be able to buy the single player campaign that will be self contained and with a great story - you get cards in the campaign and unlock new ones when you progress in the game - you don't have to do PVP at all to be able to enjoy Gwent. You pay once for the single player and enjoy a great story done by writers and quest designers from W3.
I also saw this:
Oh, I didn't know that. I thought the story is part of the f2p. That's not a problem though, I'd pay for everything you guys make.So can you give us information about the price, or even more important, will we be able to buy the singleplayer already in the closed beta?
Cannot share price at this point - but it will not be in the closed beta (where we are focusing on servers and balance).
And :
Rafal_Jaki, can you give us information about singleplayer - it is possible to buy a campaign for in-game money?
There is no decision on this yet
I figure this is a important matter to discuss.
On the one hand, I can see the argument for selling the Single Player for money. Gwent will have a free to play multiplayer element and not everyone will have the desire to play it. Plus a lot of effort is being put into said Single P,layer.
However, I am extrodinarily worried by the potential precedent this may cause. For example, I can see a lot of other companies charging seperatly for single and multiplayer rather then including the full pacakge in their game, and justifying it by looking at this game as a precedent.
Now everyone will call me mad for thinking this might occur. But they said the same about season passes and preorder bonuses when they were first tried out and now look! They are everywhere! I do NOT want seperate multiplayer and single player becoming a precedent.
Now, I am given to understand that in Hearthstone (According to one post I saw here) you can unlock the single player for in game currency. And if that is the case maybe that would also be a good option for Gwent. (Feel free to discuss this idea below)
But I'm gonna raise a counter argument. I know that the inspiration for Gwent even HAVING a single player in the first place was... I can't remember the game right now actualy. But I do know I played it. And I ALSO know it's single player was included in the game itself.
I can see both arguments for and agiant to be honest. And I'm not going to be the guy to influence itheither way. But I DO want to hear YOUR thoughts on the matter.
So tell me: What should be the fate of single Player in Gwent? Incuded free of charge? Pay for it? Allow in game currency to pay? Other option to post below?