No worries, mate.Nah. I play Imprisonment, with zero NG cards in deck, and I'm not going to stop farming wins for the Imprisonment contract.
Not interested in playing Balls, unless I have no real option.
No worries, mate.Nah. I play Imprisonment, with zero NG cards in deck, and I'm not going to stop farming wins for the Imprisonment contract.
Not interested in playing Balls, unless I have no real option.
I open the trees for the lore. Not all of them should be full of cardbacks and boards.No offense, but if you are going to produce such boring and uninspired filler Reward Book Trees as the Master Mirror add ons, then you are just better off not doing them at all.
Titles and Avatars are the most boring thing in reward trees as most players already have 300+ of each and you can barely manage them with the dump of a Trinket section. Not bothering to even colour the Titles is even worse.
Understandable that it would take more work, but you should have included alt skins for the Master Mirror leaders as you did for the first one, even if it cost 3x the reward points, it would be at least something worth unlocking.
I think I won my last 27 games in a row with NG. My maximum was 6 MQ Balls on board and I also once held 4 MQ Balls in hand. You don't have to be lucky, btw. It's very consistent with tactical decision.Hey, people, I have a suggestion: how about you play less of NG in seasonal?
Yes, we all get it, Ball is consistent because it is the only 15 provision card, and then you only need to spam 2-3 of them and get lucky to get one aristocrat to win the game.
But just in case you didn't know it, this is so fucking boring. There is an army of you doing the same thing. I already encountered hundreds of players using the same tactic.
mhm, a pinnacle of boredom.I think I won my last 27 games in a row with NG. My maximum was 6 MQ Balls on board and I also once held 4 MQ Balls in hand. You don't have to be lucky, btw. It's very consistent with tactical decision.
Well sometimes it's indeed fun (not all games are decided that way) and the grind to the Season Trees would take much longer without it. It's total RNG so not every game is decided by MQ Balls.mhm, a pinnacle of boredom.
did you have fun doing the same thing 27 times?
It's all fun and games until you need 3 points to win and your last card transforms into pickpocket (and no spender on board naturally). :[
I open the trees for the lore. Not all of them should be full of cardbacks and boards.
You can't speak for everyone, and not everyone shares that opinion.useless avatar or title.
I really don't understand complaining about free, completely optional, stuff.
I never said anything to the contrary. I just said I do not understand certain type of complaints.If someone who plays Gwent finds something they don't like or would like to change they should be free to share their opinions of a feature or reward or whatever on here to provide feedback to the dev team.
You can't speak for everyone, and not everyone shares that opinion.
No one forces you to spend RP in trees if you don't like the rewards. I really don't understand complaining about free, completely optional, stuff.
I know that's not what you asked for, but I'm very fond of the opportunity to try new decks for these seasonal modes that I've never played before. I think basing your deck around other's successful experiences really diminishes the thrill of creating something that works through your own merit.does anyone know where I can find a decent decklist for PowerShift seasonal mode?
I try to remember my old deck last year which I have a recent result but since the Lippy has been nerfed and those three trios are very hard to use. but my new Lippy deck still won only one games out of 4-5. pretty bad win rate. it instant lost against Yennefer Invocation.I know that's not what you asked for, but I'm very fond of the opportunity to try new decks for these seasonal modes that I've never played before. I think basing your deck around other's successful experiences really diminishes the thrill of creating something that works through your own merit.
I'm not implying you will copy-paste these decks, mind you, just suggesting that it might be fun to apply some trial and error and see where it goes. The deck I first tried was a non-devotion NR list which faired pretty well, around 8 or 9 wins for every loss.