NR has a lot of other great cards, but they were hardly played because of the removal Meta. Now that removal has been nerfed half of NR has been indirectly buffed.Yeah, let's nerf the only few good cards NR has.
Sabrina is now arguably worse than Lacerate (the only saving grace for Sabrina is that you can spawn Kaedweni Revenant by killing her).
NR has a lot of other great cards, but they were hardly played because of the removal Meta. Now that removal has been nerfed half of NR has been indirectly buffed.
And as Sabrina costs now a point less than lacerate, it makes sense that she is worse than it. And in the correct situations she can be even better as you mentioned.
SK has always been (at least in my opinion which Bruza denied) CDPR's most favorite faction. Anytime there is a balancing update, SK gets the least nerfs. Discard hasn't been touched and every single time many of the SK decks thin to 0. While denying tutors for every other faction (very very rightfully so), allowing SK to thin like crazy with soooo many discard cards never made any sense to me. Archetype or not, there shouldn't be so many cards which can discard 2+ cards with relatively cheap provision cost.Most of the changes look good and the change list shows the full power of the recruit cost system.
My only worry is the Bearmaster deck, because it was left mainly unchanged, while its counter has been nerfed really hard.
IIRC, open beta requirement was 25 points on a row. With only 2 rows, 15 was very very easily achievable and this is a welcome change.Open beta Igni requirements really? Hmm...:unsure:
All cards which were capable of doing easy 7 points swing has been nerfed/changed. NG's DA, SC's Dolbolthana Bombers, and NG's Pikeman. This is a welcome change. All these cards had a nearly guaranteed potential to got +2 points than their provision cost and at least their provision cost.The nerf to Rivian Pikemen goes beyond my comprehension lol
How exactly is removal nerfed? All the SC cards still do the same amount of removal with a lesser point body. I would have preferred to keep their power the same while reducing their damage.NR has a lot of other great cards, but they were hardly played because of the removal Meta. Now that removal has been nerfed half of NR has been indirectly buffed.
is it possible to get full mill value of new cards from kegs now?
IIRC, open beta requirement was 25 points on a row. With only 2 rows, 15 was very very easily achievable and this is a welcome change.
NR has a lot of other great cards, but they were hardly played because of the removal Meta. Now that removal has been nerfed half of NR has been indirectly buffed.
And as Sabrina costs now a point less than lacerate, it makes sense that she is worse than it. And in the correct situations she can be even better as you mentioned.
SK has always been (at least in my opinion which Bruza denied) CDPR's most favorite faction. Anytime there is a balancing update, SK gets the least nerfs. Discard hasn't been touched and every single time many of the SK decks thin to 0. While denying tutors for every other faction (very very rightfully so), allowing SK to thin like crazy with soooo many discard cards never made any sense to me. Archetype or not, there shouldn't be so many cards which can discard 2+ cards with relatively cheap provision cost.
IIRC, open beta requirement was 25 points on a row. With only 2 rows, 15 was very very easily achievable and this is a welcome change.
All cards which were capable of doing easy 7 points swing has been nerfed/changed. NG's DA, SC's Dolbolthana Bombers, and NG's Pikeman. This is a welcome change. All these cards had a nearly guaranteed potential to got +2 points than their provision cost and at least their provision cost.
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How exactly is removal nerfed? All the SC cards still do the same amount of removal with a lesser point body. I would have preferred to keep their power the same while reducing their damage.
Only two viable decks (at most) to play per faction, is this the case with all CCG games? How incredibly boring.