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Posted on: January 10, 2019
00mazzy
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 13 Avis: 1
I'm hooked
I have palyed since the closed beta and have poured many hours into the game and while the game has changed a lot i am still really enjoying the experience.
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Posted on: January 11, 2019
TheCheezit
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 193 Avis: 1
Best card game out there
I've been playing Gwent since it was in closed beta and am enjoying it just as much if not more with the Homecoming update. The variety of decks and playstyles is vast, diverse, and are balaced off by other decks (Artifact decks can go #@$%uck themselves) and factions. The awards for succeeding and the available skill trees keep me engaged and always coming back for more. Also, it's free with no hidden fees, you play, you win. Try it out and if you enjoy the gameplay consider getting Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales. It is a 30+ hour story mode with gameplay like gwent.
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Posted on: May 3, 2020
Apccyl
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 51 Avis: 1
My game keeps disconnecting
I feel being forced to play the android version because 80% of my losses on PC were by disconnection. Every other game works just fine.
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Posted on: May 16, 2020
Maximus_Kay_Primus
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: Avis: 1
Fun game that needs more modes
It's great. Imagine a glowing 5 star review and paste it here. I want to touch on what took 2 stars away from that rating. The game throws a lot at you all at once with barely any breathing room. Tutorial after turorial one after the other and then right into multiplayer. The additions and changes from the Witcher 3 version can trip you up. The "board" removes the middle zone from both sides. That, coupled with expanded decks, requires you to unlearn a fair bit. Practice mode against the AI would solve most of my issues. Really, any kind of single player options would help. I'm not asking for a story mode. I know Thronebreaker was made to fill that role. A place to practice specific elements and properly grasp them at a more relaxed pace before facing other players. I feel like an asshole when I take my time before playing every card. But if I just play what looks okay, I might be cementing some bad habits. Which is why I stopped. Fighting games have shown me it's easier to learn good habits than to fix bad ones. I think it's a cool game. The multiplayer-only part is what keeps me from returning to it.
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Posted on: June 12, 2020
hedgehoginmist
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 20 Avis: 1
It could be good
I enjoy the theory crafting side of the game but I cannot grind 24/7 for gold cards. No gold cards = no good fun decks = no win. So CDPR expects you to pay for the cards. The game is free but it takes way too long to farm those cards. By comparison other free to play games unlock the content much faster. I'd say in Gwent it takes at least 10 times more time to unlock a single gold card compared to a one champion in League of Legends. But you need 10-15 gold cards to build per deck. So time investment for Gwent is just unreasonable. As much as I like CDPR and the Witcher I cannot recommend Gwent to any casual player.
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