/v/ - Why did it flop when so many other card games succ - Video Games

Anonymous

01/02/26(Fri)11:42:44 No.729878049

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Why did it flop when so many other card games succeeded?

Anonymous
01/02/26(Fri)11:44:34 No.729878162

Anonymous 01/02/26(Fri)11:44:34 No.729878162

it was p2w from the start with drow ranger with 100% locked stale meta

Anonymous
01/02/26(Fri)11:46:03 No.729878247

Anonymous 01/02/26(Fri)11:46:03 No.729878247

>>729878049
Game was random in a way that just felt bad to play and also it lacked dumb gimmick shit to play around with

Anonymous
01/02/26(Fri)11:46:32 No.729878285

Anonymous 01/02/26(Fri)11:46:32 No.729878285

>>729878049
It was incredibly boring game. You'd think tards would stop copying Tragic The Shartening dogshit mana system already

Anonymous
01/02/26(Fri)11:48:41 No.729878415

Anonymous 01/02/26(Fri)11:48:41 No.729878415

>>729878247
That's the thing. Game was very deterministic, but in a way that wasn't very transparent. If you didn't know what's going it felt completely random, whereas if you understand the game it was just boring and predictable

Anonymous
01/02/26(Fri)11:53:23 No.729878695

Anonymous 01/02/26(Fri)11:53:23 No.729878695

>>729878049
They wanted you to pay $25 for it in a already saturated market of F2P card games, then they also wanted you to buy each card you need from the steam market. Also it was just shit.

Anonymous
01/02/26(Fri)12:10:56 No.729879697

Anonymous 01/02/26(Fri)12:10:56 No.729879697

>>729878049
pay to pay and the game was truthfully just autism maxed out