After cut down 3 rows to 2, 3 copies to 2, 3 Card-Values (bronze/ilver/gold) to 2 you missed the step and remain with 3 rounds per game.
At first, this isnt meant for complain but a serious suggestion.
The first round dry-pass is eliminated by hand-cards limit, but i realy never saw a played second round in PTR. Whoever wins first round drypass second. So the second is only for replenishment of handcards. Just cut this round completely, so if you lost 1. round, you can only achieve a draw in 2. one, which will lead to a harder fight about round 1. I mean now the win/losses in first two rounds are always divided evenly, so only the third one matters anyway.
And as far i can tell, there is no deck-type, that profits of 3 round, so there wont be a loss either.
So make Gwent finally a game of duality and drop the trinity aspect.
At first, this isnt meant for complain but a serious suggestion.
The first round dry-pass is eliminated by hand-cards limit, but i realy never saw a played second round in PTR. Whoever wins first round drypass second. So the second is only for replenishment of handcards. Just cut this round completely, so if you lost 1. round, you can only achieve a draw in 2. one, which will lead to a harder fight about round 1. I mean now the win/losses in first two rounds are always divided evenly, so only the third one matters anyway.
And as far i can tell, there is no deck-type, that profits of 3 round, so there wont be a loss either.
So make Gwent finally a game of duality and drop the trinity aspect.
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