Greetings Burza.
First congrads for the great new Gwent and fantastic Thronebreaker.
I love these two new games a loooooot.
Well at the same time I must admit gwent is really unbalanced, not much better than the open PTR.
Yes there are some changes of cost of some op cards, but still, problems exist.
① Bearmaster ( forgive me I forgot the new name), he is incredibly strong even the cost is 6 right now. If used properly, this card could be 10 points or something, much, much higher than the expected 5-8 point for a 6 cost bronze that can be used multiple times. Really hope the cost increases to 7 or 8. On pro ladder there are so many people bringing Xaviers, proving that bearmaster is too good ( sadly ghouls are not usable because of Xaviers. Nerf bearmaster and Xaviers!).
②Artifacts. You probably have known the combo between artifacts and scorch, epidemic, schirru etc... There are decks using so many artifacts, while a normal deck can only destroy 1 or 2 artis. Only decks bring white frost stand a chance. Those decks modify points and kill 20-50 points in one card, with the help of all of the artifacts. And it is incounterable. When the engine starts roaring, nothing stops it. Players see their cards burned in an instant. This is so frustrating. The existence of decks with white frost have already proven that artifact-removal based decks are not healthy. Players need to use extreme methods to counter.
Really hope artifacts damage or boost a random enemy, or the flexibility and potential of artifacts is beyond ones imagination, and limit the design of new cards.
③An artifact: Sihil. It is still so good that if one cannot destroy it, in a long round it is done. LIke the old imlerith, not healthy at all. Set a duration of 6 or something will be much better, at thee same time the cost can be lowered a little bit.
④Golden froth. Well, this card is not that op but still a little bit too strong when facing non-Eithne decks ( god damn Eithne she is dominating the ladder).
I will appreciate if you seriously consider my words. Thanks for your patience.