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Posted on: October 28, 2018
Superlienju
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 712 Avis: 58
poubelle
Marre de cette "mode" des jeux de cartes dérivés de licences à succès...C'est de l'exploitation pure et simple d'un nom pour vendre. Tous ces jeux se ressemblent et sont, finalement, des ersatz de Magic The Gathering. Sous couvert de gratuité, tout est orienté vers les micro-transactions merdiques. Je déconseille. Ce jeu n'a pas d'âme.
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Posted on: November 12, 2018
wokal83
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: Avis: 2
never play games where inside must pay
never play games where inside must pay, witchout pay game is useless because you will lost everything, so you must pay all time more to play more, this what you will pay is only enought till time that gamers will pay more and you will lost everything and every game all the time
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Posted on: November 14, 2018
Flonidan161
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 83 Avis: 1
Not worth it, wait at least until summer
The game is a mess right now. It has undergone some radical changes and desperately needs more time to figure itself out once again. The major issues that are plaguing the game right now are: - there is very little diversity, everything seems to play out the same way. The cards are different, but most of them either damage or boost, no matter what faction or archetype you are playing. Contentwise it's like 75% of what was available before the patch, but it feels like it is only 25% - games take forever to finish, unlike the old Gwent there is a tonne of micromanagement to do and on top of that slow animations, poor performance and lack of autopass creates a truly sluggish pace of each turn. You either play a dude that deals one damage, activates one ore two abilities that deal one damage or boost for one each, pass, then wait a minute for your opponent to do the same and hope they don't forget to pass. - the game is poorly optimized, don't bother trying it out on your old laptop - too much bad design and lack of balance. Too many cards are either jacks of all trades or binary, which means they either overperform or suck. - if you played beta Gwent the new version of the game feels more like a completely new game where you have to micromanage every point of boost or damage rather than "back to the roots" Gwent with crazy combos and goofy decks. Yes, it looks 3 times better, but don't be surprised to find it dull and devoid of any fun.
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Posted on: November 14, 2018
_Kili_
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 25 Avis: 1
It's an out of season april fools joke
What they added since Beta: -Provision System -Reward Trees -Tons of RNG What they removed since Beta: -over 100 cards -over 10 Archetypes -faction identity, basically all decks play for their neutral finishers -3rd row -Blacklisting in mulligan phase
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Posted on: November 14, 2018
Pierlu92
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 14 Avis: 1
A game that is Gwent no more
If you loved TW3 and the fantastic card mini game named "Gwent", this is not the game for you. After two years of Beta, it has changed drastically, turning from a card game to something else. Sure, you use your card, but they put some units on a battlefield, you have a leader - not a leader card - that damage the opponent monsters or soldiers, you have artifacts that can be used every turn to damage or to strenght the units present on the battlefield and so on. The game is slow, not very responsive, and completely different from how it used to be. A single game last for tens of minutes and you need houndreds of games to complete even a stagional event. If you are a new player, it will be very difficult to be competitive without investing real money, because while old users often have almost all the cards, the new one begin with some very poor and weak decks. To conclude, if you loved that fantastic mini game of Gwent on TW3 and you want to play it again in multiplayer, unfortunately you can't do it. You may like this strategic game, but keep in mind that it's a totally different product.
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