Restore Skellige and Spygaard ad nauseam
According to GwentUp meta report as of last week(18-24 Nov), the most popular leaders at 4K+ MMR range are King Bran(16,1%) and Emyhr (15%) (total 31,1%).
-King Bran's popularity alone is 0,8% higher than WHOLE ST combined (which is 15,3%)
-The most balancedly distributed faction is NR (F: 8,9%, R: 7,8%, H: 8%)
-Least played leaders are Dagon (0,9) and Harald (0,5)
Factions popularity:
M- 19.2%
NG - 19.8%
NR - 24.7%
ST - 15.3%
SK - 21%
In a utopia where every leader and every faction is balanced and people choose their decks according to their desired playstyle, leader ratio should be 6.6% for each. Of course it's just a theoretical number and it will never be reached but we can only try to get close.
Playing against the same decks every game with everyone making the same plays every turn is not the way the game should be. Instead of adding new cards that doesn't add much value to the game (Avallach Sage, Flaminica, Blue Dream etc..), trying to fix balance and diversity should be the priority for development.
According to GwentUp meta report as of last week(18-24 Nov), the most popular leaders at 4K+ MMR range are King Bran(16,1%) and Emyhr (15%) (total 31,1%).
-King Bran's popularity alone is 0,8% higher than WHOLE ST combined (which is 15,3%)
-The most balancedly distributed faction is NR (F: 8,9%, R: 7,8%, H: 8%)
-Least played leaders are Dagon (0,9) and Harald (0,5)
Factions popularity:
M- 19.2%
NG - 19.8%
NR - 24.7%
ST - 15.3%
SK - 21%
In a utopia where every leader and every faction is balanced and people choose their decks according to their desired playstyle, leader ratio should be 6.6% for each. Of course it's just a theoretical number and it will never be reached but we can only try to get close.
Playing against the same decks every game with everyone making the same plays every turn is not the way the game should be. Instead of adding new cards that doesn't add much value to the game (Avallach Sage, Flaminica, Blue Dream etc..), trying to fix balance and diversity should be the priority for development.
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