It is interesting how unsuccessful the community has been; does it reflect a low skill ceiling of Gwent? Does it reflect that the pros are just on another level in general as gamers? Does it reflect that the qualifier was horribly executed by the ESL, leading many to quit early as it was more than 2 hours delayed already after the first match, meaning we're not seeing the best of the community (such as Garrunah)?
I personally think the skill ceiling of the game is high in general, and maybe nerves played a big part. Who knows, maybe subsequent interviews will yield info.
Either way, it's entertaining and executed well, hats off to CDPR
I personally think the skill ceiling of the game is high in general, and maybe nerves played a big part. Who knows, maybe subsequent interviews will yield info.
Either way, it's entertaining and executed well, hats off to CDPR
It's hard to pinpoint one thing, but compared to some players like Garrunah, I'd consider none of the community players exceptional. The fact that they're losing to pros, some of which only started to play Gwent less than a month ago, is a "defeat" for the community - and on the other hand its not, 'coz the event is successful and entertaining... But it does raise some questions, some of which I posed.TheShift;n8519540 said:
