Posted on: December 3, 2018
briberyplayer
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Came from The Witcher, stayed for GWENT.
This is a very interesting card game. It maintains the feel of a Witcher game with its tone and music, but it's much more sophisticated and balanced than Gwent from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which is a good thing. I believe the choice to remove a row was to make the cards appear bigger on screen and I don't think it's a bad thing since it did not mean that much, yet I cannot say it's a good thing either, I'm neutral to this change. I also like the microtransaction options in this game. For example the Starter Pack gives you a fair boost if you're a newcomer and it's not expensive at all, I think it's totally worth it. I think it's a good idea that many microtransactions are based on meteorite powder. With it you can make your cards animated or buy new boards, skins and avatars. It's pretty cool for those who want them but it's fair that they don't give any gameplay advantages, so you can pay for cosmetics instead of paying for winning which is great for either type of player. I don't have any big complains. One thing I would like it would be to have cards of more characters (Detlaff for instance was an interesting one and also very tough to beat, and characters from Blood and Wine in general). Last, I think a recruitment resources cap of 175 instead of 165 would be more suitable since considering you have a deck of 25 cards, the average recruitment cost would be 7 instead of 6.6 and it wouldn't be a big cap difference so you would still need to choose your cards carefully instead of just choosing the most powerful ones. That being said, I give this game a 5 star rating because all the small things I would add or change are entirely subjective.
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