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Can't find Nilfgaard faction anywhere on the screenshots, in trailer, in text description. Hope it's not going behind paywall of some kind. Though it's not like I feel greedy to pay for Gwent 
Balance tweaks looks pretty heavy, will be interesting to test. New cards and new arts look amazing.
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BTW, I would like to see Sapkowski's face when he will hear that someone gave that kind of impulse to a one small dialogue from his book
Balance tweaks looks pretty heavy, will be interesting to test. New cards and new arts look amazing.
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BTW, I would like to see Sapkowski's face when he will hear that someone gave that kind of impulse to a one small dialogue from his book
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Hahaha. you obviously buy those for collecting purpose. Why would they lose their value?
Not necessarily.
The Witcher Battle Arena, for close example, also has in-game store - with cosmetic elements (no impact on gameplay) and the playable heroes. You can unlock everything without any payments, and while you max out one hero skill tree you'll get enough in-game gold to buy three more heroes.
So if they stick to this model - "pay to get everything faster" with a normal rate of in-game awards, there'll be no problem.
This is a collectible card game, something must be locked in the beginning
You know what else would have been cool? If there were different battleground that would affect the battle.
The battlegrounds would be based on places from the Witcher world and would be chosen at random .
Like the Skellige Isles battleground and if you play the Skellige deck, an optional perk pops up that you can either use or not on this battleground.
But the perk also disadvantages you in some way to make the game balanced.
And then there would be neutral battlegrounds!
The battlegrounds would be based on places from the Witcher world and would be chosen at random .
Like the Skellige Isles battleground and if you play the Skellige deck, an optional perk pops up that you can either use or not on this battleground.
But the perk also disadvantages you in some way to make the game balanced.
And then there would be neutral battlegrounds!
Awesome! Good move to jump in to the flourishing online card game genre with Gwent.
Played a bit of Heartstone, and did join the beta program of TES: Legends, but this is something else! Can't wait to play a bit more further developed Gwent against others. I trust the business model will be chosen well.
Played a bit of Heartstone, and did join the beta program of TES: Legends, but this is something else! Can't wait to play a bit more further developed Gwent against others. I trust the business model will be chosen well.
@fantesmeee As I said, because the decks are incredibly unbalanced
Well, even more reason to sell it
@fantesmeee As I said, because the decks are incredibly unbalanced
I wanted them to be more exceptional and valuable, but this seems not to be the case. Those cards will be for everyone. Because of the money. Sad.
Also, I will never pre-order. Just after two days, this could be bought for around 10$ less in a local retail store, which is funny. And the special pre-order box on cdp came to me all destroyed. Dissapointing.
CDP, I hope you will not become like UBI in a few years. They did good games, but now they seem to be like bored with it.
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It's official, Gwent: The Witcher Card Game is coming soon. To quote Marcin Iwiński, CD PROJEKT co-founder:
Marcin Iwiński said:
The closed beta will launch in September 2016 for PC, Xbox One, and, eventually, PlayStation 4. Additional information and details may be found in the official FAQ.
Congratulations to Team Gwent!
*Update*: Comments and discussions on the forthcoming stand-alone should be posted in the new Gwent: The Witcher Card Game Forum.
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Uh, not really. The Gwent physical cards are only available to those who purchased the physical versions of the expansions or redeemed their expansion pass online. The release of "Gwent: The Game" is not going to make the physical decks less "exceptional" or "valuable." They were always aimed at those of us who wanted something tangible, not people looking to host competitive tournaments and what not.
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