Oh no you do not want that. I praise CDPR for the absence of chat as those impatient little kids will just spam you with offensive language. I like the way it is now.Zer033x;n8922880 said:
Probably I can accept the chat if they provide an option to mute it. That's an option.
Have to admit it is childish to assume this is bad, if you really are that sensitive and afraid of running into raging, frothing, laughable trolls then I am certain they can implement an auto block chat mode for you. So they can never message you to begin with.
For the mature players, it would be a very beneficial way to contact players who actually play innovative decks and brainstorm with them.
For the mature players, it would be a very beneficial way to contact players who actually play innovative decks and brainstorm with them.
MrRagdoll;n8924890 said:
This is completely illogical, think again. An in game chat would be immediately accessible without any faffing about, minimizing or clicking anywhere. Once again, it would only be one button push ONE time for the sensitive snowflakes fearing the flamers.
I'd have to side with the pro-in-game chat on this one, it'd be easy enough to have an opt-in/out system. While the character emotes are enough to resemble a conversation, it's hard to express how you messed up or how impressive the opponents move was.
It'd also be important to show whether or not your opponent has the chat enabled, so folks don't rage trying to communicate with the other player when they aren't even seeing the messages.
Probably a language indicator of some sort would also smooth out some kinks
It'd also be important to show whether or not your opponent has the chat enabled, so folks don't rage trying to communicate with the other player when they aren't even seeing the messages.
Probably a language indicator of some sort would also smooth out some kinks
I always found it funny that hearthstone doesn't have it. The game is based on sitting around a hearth in a tavern and playing like it's supposed to be social yet you might as well be playing vs cup.
chat in Gwent would be good. These types of games are meant to be chill out social games but only way to communicate about a game you play or card or combo or rng is thru friend req that no one even uses in g.o.g galaxy.
chat in Gwent would be good. These types of games are meant to be chill out social games but only way to communicate about a game you play or card or combo or rng is thru friend req that no one even uses in g.o.g galaxy.
I think its is time to revisit this topic now that we have played around with these predefined massages. Massages are totally useless and nobody is using it.
Social aspect of game is lacking to a point where I interact more withe people here on forum then in game and that is weird.
Having ways to communicate with opponents and community in game would be make me as a player more happy then any feature that can be added to the game. I wonder if devs even considered this.
Social aspect of game is lacking to a point where I interact more withe people here on forum then in game and that is weird.
Having ways to communicate with opponents and community in game would be make me as a player more happy then any feature that can be added to the game. I wonder if devs even considered this.
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Adding chat will add mechanic of bluffing as well. I do not know how this will look like but saying that his row is vulnerable to Gigni could play on his nerves af. Even if you dont have one.
Halfway through a match stunts will ask if you want pics of his pee pee. You can't buy memories like that. We need it ASAP.
idomyownstunts;n9035090 said:
That settles it. No chat for you two. You'd frighten the weather.lomvicmarko;n9035160 said:
Rawls;n7819160 said:
I completely agree, If there is to be any form of communication between players, it should remain controlled, perhaps with a larger variety of comments available to users. At the moment, the game is clean and enjoyable. I'd hate to see it become a dirty drama, conflict momma like facebook and kabam games. Gwent is about single-player strategy. It isn't an mmo where communication can effect outcome of a mission or goal. During professional card games and board games, silence between players is considered mandatory. Turns in gwent are rightfully timed and communication is best left at pre-determined comments, selectable in a quick and timely fashion. I wouldn't mind a chat option after each battle in the rewards section though. At least then, you have the option to discuss or not and it doesn't cause a distraction. However, GOG offers chat capabilities with friends in-game. Isn't that enough?
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If you want it to remain like that you just turn it off, why us who want it have to suffer because you don't want us to talk. Your argument is weak at best.
In other CCGs that I played that supported chat function I met friends first day of playing and had lots of memories as stuns jokingly said, but its true.
In Gwent 5 months down and my friend list is empty. Sure it is not team game but it is online game and interaction is just as important to some of us.
Gog chat capabilities ? are you kidding :rly?:
In other CCGs that I played that supported chat function I met friends first day of playing and had lots of memories as stuns jokingly said, but its true.
In Gwent 5 months down and my friend list is empty. Sure it is not team game but it is online game and interaction is just as important to some of us.
Gog chat capabilities ? are you kidding :rly?: