I hope card values are not all changed but that's what the challenges did. Either way I look forward sorry mode.
Does someone knows will the campaign be playable offine without internet connection ?
As far as I know, there has been no word on this point yet.Sunsibar;n10343252 said:I don't remember hearing anything about that yet. I guess we just have to wait
As far as I'm concerned, it's better for CDPR to release the game in the best shape it can be rather than a half-finished work. We should temper our expectations and impatience.
Really looking forward to this release.
First and foremost, its only roughly been 5 months since the idea has been released. Imo their still making good time.
Another thought is their waiting to actually get out of Beta before calling this finished. If you think about it they made some huge changes with that midwinter release, so of course their going to have to rework the computers algorithm in multiple ways. If they do have to fix all those things, they also have to adjust the balancing between the extra mechanics in the game and balancing of cards.
I think its pretty clear Gwent is not ready for 1.0 yet. If they release the game too early itll be similar to the "Pokemon Go" app where it lit up like a rocket and then crashed and burned within weeks, because it wasn't ready. This relates to this story. If the core game itself isn't ready, how can they claim this new adventure is? I strongly suggest they take their time on both to allow ultimate value of enjoyment for their customers. Rather than dealing with nonstop complaints about what needs fixing and losing customers/fans because of it.
First and foremost, its only roughly been 5 months since the idea has been released. Imo their still making good time.
Another thought is their waiting to actually get out of Beta before calling this finished. If you think about it they made some huge changes with that midwinter release, so of course their going to have to rework the computers algorithm in multiple ways. If they do have to fix all those things, they also have to adjust the balancing between the extra mechanics in the game and balancing of cards.
I think its pretty clear Gwent is not ready for 1.0 yet. If they release the game too early itll be similar to the "Pokemon Go" app where it lit up like a rocket and then crashed and burned within weeks, because it wasn't ready. This relates to this story. If the core game itself isn't ready, how can they claim this new adventure is? I strongly suggest they take their time on both to allow ultimate value of enjoyment for their customers. Rather than dealing with nonstop complaints about what needs fixing and losing customers/fans because of it.
Same opinion as Sam_paradox
Personally, I don't play very much to Gwent currently due to my studies... But really looking forward to play Thronebreaker. And when is the best moment to release Thronebreaker? When the devs consider it is ready
In fact... all of those who are claiming that the campaign should had been released already... Do you know the current state of its development? I guess that is a superlative important information at the hour of deciding anything about the game. And, actually, as far as I know, that information is only known by the devs.
Personally, I don't play very much to Gwent currently due to my studies... But really looking forward to play Thronebreaker. And when is the best moment to release Thronebreaker? When the devs consider it is ready
In fact... all of those who are claiming that the campaign should had been released already... Do you know the current state of its development? I guess that is a superlative important information at the hour of deciding anything about the game. And, actually, as far as I know, that information is only known by the devs.
immessingaround;n10248722 said:
He makes a great point though, if CDPR plans on retention and new player base for 2018 they have to be sure to compete with these new games by bringing more balance and more content. The dwarf meta was just about as appalling as game design gets and even I, a long time Gwent fanboy, can't handle another meta such as that. I hope they made some changes to their game design staff, make premiums available for each released card, and release a single player mode simply because I don't see the game surviving much longer without these additions. It is a sad thing to see a game die in a beta and says a lot about the studio's abilities.
