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Posted on: October 24, 2018
Malfunktionist
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Refreshing mechanics, outstanding art.
One of the few CCGs whose mechanics don't feel like a copy of MTG. Kudos for the unparallel artwork. Love the new instructive tutorial. Fair rewards, no excessive grinding or purchasing required to enjoy the game.
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Posted on: November 5, 2018
ChrissTheBurnedOne
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 5 Avis: 1
But why ?
The game we have now, is but a neutered shell of what it used to be, albeit one with a shiny coat, it's heartbreaking to see what CDPR did with the "Homecoming" update(with the name you'd think the game would return to its witcher 3 roots somewhat, but it did the exact opposite). I am just very confused why they did it, i mean, the Beta was perfectly functional, it just needed a bit more rebalancing, addition of new cards, etc, but not a complete overhaul of... pretty much every single thing, except the card art, we even lost the third row. I simply can't bring myself to play, the vast majority of the old mechanics were straight up removed, Duel, Armor, strenghten/weaken,boon being one of the few i can think of right now. A great deal of Cards were straight up castrated, their effects being replaced by something "meh", with the only thing they share now with the old versions being the name and card art(Viper Witcher,Damned Mage, for instance ), Leaders functioning essentially as one time spells(there are exceptions), instead of actual units you place on the board and then potentially revive, the list goes on and on. I am heartbroken and i don't think i will play it anymore
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Posted on: November 15, 2018
SkumbagSkorpio
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 17 Avis: 1
Excellent Udpate
Let me begin by saying I'm an old Gwent player, I'm on this game since closed beta. I've seen every meta, and have a full collection since beginning. Homecoming is exactly what Gwent needed. More depth in deckbuilding, more deck diversity, less room for big tempo swing, factions finally have their own identity... Best CCG on the market and by far ! Is there room for improvement ? Probably, one archetype maybe has too much RNG, but that's one deck (so like 3% of cards), maybe some cards need to be changed... But the overall direction is the right one ! Good job CPDR !
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Posted on: November 18, 2018
LordZaraxCZ
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 9 Avis: 1
Homecoming is BETTER than old Gwent
Normally I am not writing reviews but here i have to due to this negative reviews which came after releasing Gwent! I understand the dissapoitnment about after they changed the whole game BUT i have to say its far far better than the old Gwent! At least for me... Been playing beta for a while but stopped before 6 months ago... Now i am back and falling in love with Homecoming! Everything is improved in my eyes, better balance, strategy, ranked games and simply everything. Better look - graphic is jst a bonus. But come on guys! Give it a real try and dont hate it just because its different and you must relearn some things... And for new potential players - Try it yourself, maybe you will love it as much as i do now! Well, excuse me for now, finally gotta go play some serious ranked games which i really didnt like in old gwent...
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Posted on: December 28, 2018
4ltman
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 2 Avis: 1
A shell of its former self
So, Gwent. My first experience of the game was in The Witcher 3 and it was a fantastic game within a game that was a refreshing change from the bland dice poker of the previous two games. I was excited to hear that they were making a standalone version and joined the Closed Beta. The premise was similar to original Gwent but extra cards and effects etc had increased its depth and levels of strategy. When the Open Beta came out I stopped playing, partly because initially I didn't like the changes they'd brought in. After a few months I decided to give it a try and realised that the changes made in no way detracted from the game, some of them improved it further and it was still brilliant. I liked the new ranked mode and seasons and I was steadily building a collection of cards with a number of different decks with one standout highly competitive deck that I used for ranked play. When I originally read the post on Homecoming, I was worried. I couldn't see why they wanted to make any of the changes that they were talking about, and now that it's been released by views are only further confirmed. My main issues with the game are: They said they wanted the game to feel like an epic battle. I never wanted this, it was always brilliant as a simulated tabletop card game. The game is simplified both by reducing the number of rows and dulling down card effects. Games are much slower (manual end turn is so annoying). The end of beta rewards were ridiculous, I can probably get every card available now. Max 10 cards in hand is incredibly annoying. Provisions system makes deck building a grind. Tutorial is a pointless time sink. Lack of mulligans in later rounds means you're stuck with whatever you've got. Having to actively use cards which worked passively before (like Yennefer) seems entirely unnecessary. Massive point swings seem to have disappeared, its now a slow attrition of your opponents points. And in the end they've done this just to push Thronebreaker.
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