Please, see the following: https://forums.cdprojektred.com/ind...ent-glossary-1-2-2019.10992550/#post-11280892
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Please, see the following: https://forums.cdprojektred.com/ind...ent-glossary-1-2-2019.10992550/#post-11280892
If you have any specific questions, don't hesitate to ask them.
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So the answer is because we told so, and top of that i dont talk with enough respect i guess, maybe add to the guide lines that when talking to the Mods we need to use your highness or your grace?
Omnipotent, will do. Sarcasm aside, there are forum guidelines to adhere to. Your post wasn't over the top or particularly bad, but the tone could have been dialed back just a notch, when addressing the devs.
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Please, reset Dettlaff.
With 1 damage is pratically useless, if is necessary nerf him, at least remove the spawn of Ekimma when he destroy a card.
Or I don't know... Increase the charges?
-Greetings-
With 1 damage is pratically useless, if is necessary nerf him, at least remove the spawn of Ekimma when he destroy a card.
Or I don't know... Increase the charges?
-Greetings-
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Hello,
Just an opinion and my user experience. I am really put off by Gwent right now and let me tell you why.
I am a casual player, so CC is obviously super exciting. Because I am a casual player, I dont have the resources to get all the new cards and such just like the players that spent a huge amount in the game. I finally manage to get myself a Dettlaff deck which I LOVE (LOVED) and then you go ahead and nerf Dettlaff and nerf Dettlaff Higher Vamp. The fact that I cant mill for full value after it was nerfed is really annoying for a casual like me.
Any plans on potentially bringing full value mills for nerfed cards?
Just an opinion and my user experience. I am really put off by Gwent right now and let me tell you why.
I am a casual player, so CC is obviously super exciting. Because I am a casual player, I dont have the resources to get all the new cards and such just like the players that spent a huge amount in the game. I finally manage to get myself a Dettlaff deck which I LOVE (LOVED) and then you go ahead and nerf Dettlaff and nerf Dettlaff Higher Vamp. The fact that I cant mill for full value after it was nerfed is really annoying for a casual like me.
Any plans on potentially bringing full value mills for nerfed cards?
Hi and welcome to the forums.
Your question has come up before. While it's unfortunate that some players are impacted by this, especially those that have just started out, CDPR did recently change their refund policy. It was also mentioned in another post that nerfs are not considered complete changes and thus are not eligible for a full refund.
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Not certain if adding more base power to engines is the right approach. Imo control NEEDS to be the answer to engines but not to such a degree that packing an all control deck has no downsides. Id recommend adding 1 provision to EVERY ON DEPLOY DAMAGE card and see how that works out. That way control does counter engines but you have less space for answers, making them a strategic play, rather than a no-brainer.
You were playing Seasonal Mode. In Seasonal Mode, whenever you play a card, you play another card from your deck having the same provision. So, in Seasonal Mode, the Spies pull a card from your deck (if you have a card with the same provision) since it is played on your side. This (apparently) is not a bug and is intended as is.
You can select your cardback in the "choose game mode" menu.
I saw on a reddit thread a request to bring back one of the most iconic beta Gwent cards, the Jebaited Dunn Banner Cavalry.
Something like 2 power 6 provisions and if you are losing by 15 or more power they jump out. In new Gwent power levels it seems very fine, only good against monsters mostly and you ll still be losing by 11 and possibly more points. A card like this would be a fine addition to NR.
What do you think? It's thinning but it's not uncoditional like witchers, it requires you to be losing by a whooping 15 points and they can brick you bad, very bad.
Something like 2 power 6 provisions and if you are losing by 15 or more power they jump out. In new Gwent power levels it seems very fine, only good against monsters mostly and you ll still be losing by 11 and possibly more points. A card like this would be a fine addition to NR.
What do you think? It's thinning but it's not uncoditional like witchers, it requires you to be losing by a whooping 15 points and they can brick you bad, very bad.
Will we have mandarin (tradtional chinese) language mode in the future?
I have played gwent for months, and think it is really great and friendly to gamers, so would like to recommend it to my friends,however no mandarin version make it kinda harder for people who is not a english native speaker, so if there is any plan on this?thx
I have played gwent for months, and think it is really great and friendly to gamers, so would like to recommend it to my friends,however no mandarin version make it kinda harder for people who is not a english native speaker, so if there is any plan on this?thx
This question has been asked a few times before. The latest answer of the devs was that they are working on it.
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There are no such plans.
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I read somewhere that the NG faction is getting an update or some balance changes soon. Is this true? Is there anywhere I can get an idea of what the Dev team is planning on changing?