Removal of "Campaign" from Single player and More cartoony menu (WHY?!)
True, the adventure mode/campaign was always greyed out and was never available, but its very presence was a great promise for its future inclusion.
Its removal means possibly 2 things: 1. They're taking it out for now as they get ready for live so that new players don't use it as a "negative" feedback, and will include it when its ready. 2. They're removing it altogether.
I'm hoping it's reason 1.
On the topic of the more cartoony changes: the ore/scraps/barrels icons, along with the Deck Builder and Collection tabs, have all been changed. While they are brighter and more visible, this does not mean they are more attractive. It clashes with Gwent's overall more gritty feel. While I do think the card collection picture is better, both of these new pictures still feel out of place compared to the troll in the shop tab. I do agree that the the tabs along with the overall user interface should be improved upon, but don't lose the more realistic/witcher feel. While witcher is a land based in fantasy, it is not Warcraft, please don't go down that route.
True, the adventure mode/campaign was always greyed out and was never available, but its very presence was a great promise for its future inclusion.
Its removal means possibly 2 things: 1. They're taking it out for now as they get ready for live so that new players don't use it as a "negative" feedback, and will include it when its ready. 2. They're removing it altogether.
I'm hoping it's reason 1.
On the topic of the more cartoony changes: the ore/scraps/barrels icons, along with the Deck Builder and Collection tabs, have all been changed. While they are brighter and more visible, this does not mean they are more attractive. It clashes with Gwent's overall more gritty feel. While I do think the card collection picture is better, both of these new pictures still feel out of place compared to the troll in the shop tab. I do agree that the the tabs along with the overall user interface should be improved upon, but don't lose the more realistic/witcher feel. While witcher is a land based in fantasy, it is not Warcraft, please don't go down that route.
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