GWENT: The Witcher Card Game

From 10 mathces the lowest rank enemy was 57. Its hard to get into the game when you're getting destroyed by players who payed hundrets of hours.

It's amazing how you manage to turn something unique and really cool into a steaming pile overnight, but I gave it a chance regardless, cause I like the concept of Gwent and CDPR are generally cool guys. Enter Homecoming... Game takes a complete 180 and they're making their best efforts to kill this game off as quick as possible with the extreme lack of content, updates at a snails pace, and most of all shafting the players with recent changes to how crafting, and refunds on nerfed cards work, and then having the cheek to launch a sale on powder the next day....Greed.

I was playing Gwent since Nilfgaard patch of closed beta (around 2017 Feb afair). Despite some flaws it was the best e-card game in the world. I was realy excited to play the game tied to the Witcher universe with interesting gameplay - simple but smart which gives you almost no-random cards, opportunity to bluff and make some math. The game was evolving - some decisions was good, some - not so. Few times we were learning cards again.. And now - Homecoming. I can't bear it, really. I tried - played few arenas and watched streams. But.. I can't. Don't want to learn all that again because I feel it like a spit in your face when they just shuffle abilities between cards, cut almost all archetypes we forged during past 2 years, give new unbalanced game and called it Release... I understand that Thronebreaker had #1 priority for you but I think it's not an excuse for such thing.

The beta was good but even that got steadily more and more trash. This version is so bad it is actually frustrating to play. NO WAY AM I BUYING CYBERPUNK!! Some may say one has nothing to do with the other. But is that actually true?

Thronebreaker has an incredible captiviating story with amazing characters and the fantastic writing we've come to expect from CDPR. Unfortunately the gameplay is just boring. This is hampered in large part due to that fact that the game is incredibly easy. Some of the puzzles present a challenge in the fashion of a simple math problem that can only be solved in one specific way, but the battles just aren't challenging at all at any point in the game. It's unfortunate that the story of this game has to be hidden away in such a dull package. I feel the standard difficulty level that was presented would have been great for an easy mode, but the game does not have difficulty levels, so you're forced through the tedium of this gameplay loop that ends up feeling like so much busy work to get back to the story you'd rather be experiencing. I'd rather just watch a short animated film honestly.