can someone please share a save file, this game is HORRIBLE, i play on easy mode and every damm card i face is always lvl 3 and i cannot upgrade my card
oh and i forgot to add EVERYONEHAVE COUNTER FOR EVERYTHING IM playing on EASY and it CLEARLY SAYS, THose who want to focus on story scenes etc yet they give me this BS of Unwinnable fight!
oh and i forgot to add EVERYONEHAVE COUNTER FOR EVERYTHING IM playing on EASY and it CLEARLY SAYS, THose who want to focus on story scenes etc yet they give me this BS of Unwinnable fight!
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Might as well give it a good honest try. What's the worst that can happen except that I don't like it? It's not made by the greedy assholes at ActiBlizzion, so that's already a plus in its favor.
Earning money is pretty difficult, as the base deck can't really carry itself outside of good draws and starting hand.
You don't need to worry too much about making money in this game. You can make the number of cards go up to infinity by copying a deck and activating two (buggy) decks. Then you can "spray" the multiplied cards to get as many crystals as you want.
Want to earn money legitimately? Try the arena. Win 3 times on the hardest difficulty setting for over 3000 gold. Use the rematch option if you're losing.
Want to earn money legitimately? Try the arena. Win 3 times on the hardest difficulty setting for over 3000 gold. Use the rematch option if you're losing.
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It's interesting all right. But, three things it really desperately needs - a way to skip the tutorial, an owned card filter for the deck-builder, and a difficulty rating when challenging duelists.
If you've played hearthstone, you know how to play this game. The deck-building is where the new mechanics lie, but that's not tutorialized. Plus, players may want to restart if they encounter early game breaking bugs (like when the shop ate my initial 200 cash and didn't give me a pack). And... you've got an iron-man mode. People are going to restart the game, no need to run the tutorial multiple times.
For the filter - when you are starting out you don't really have that many resources to work with. But you do have enough cash to get a card pack. Which means you can start re-tooling your deck a bit... if you could only find what cards you actually owned. There's no reason to show me all the cards I could eventually own, when I only have enough resources to maybe craft 1-2 cards, and only about ~35-36 cards to my name. I don't need to see the whole list. Just the cards I own so I can modify the starter deck a little.
As for the difficulty rating - Most open-world free-dueling games of this type (yu-gi-oh and duelmaster's game boy games) grouped duelists into diffrent areas, with the harder duelists being in the later areas of the game, or in specific settings (like a turnament). While the arena kind of does this... the map is very open at the start. So it's very concevable you can encounter a duelist that's just too powerful for you to face at the start.... right at the start. It'd be nice to have some warning before fighting someone you aren't equiped to fight. While, also, giving you some feedback on how good your deck is once you start beating harder opponents regularly.
If you've played hearthstone, you know how to play this game. The deck-building is where the new mechanics lie, but that's not tutorialized. Plus, players may want to restart if they encounter early game breaking bugs (like when the shop ate my initial 200 cash and didn't give me a pack). And... you've got an iron-man mode. People are going to restart the game, no need to run the tutorial multiple times.
For the filter - when you are starting out you don't really have that many resources to work with. But you do have enough cash to get a card pack. Which means you can start re-tooling your deck a bit... if you could only find what cards you actually owned. There's no reason to show me all the cards I could eventually own, when I only have enough resources to maybe craft 1-2 cards, and only about ~35-36 cards to my name. I don't need to see the whole list. Just the cards I own so I can modify the starter deck a little.
As for the difficulty rating - Most open-world free-dueling games of this type (yu-gi-oh and duelmaster's game boy games) grouped duelists into diffrent areas, with the harder duelists being in the later areas of the game, or in specific settings (like a turnament). While the arena kind of does this... the map is very open at the start. So it's very concevable you can encounter a duelist that's just too powerful for you to face at the start.... right at the start. It'd be nice to have some warning before fighting someone you aren't equiped to fight. While, also, giving you some feedback on how good your deck is once you start beating harder opponents regularly.
Reviews told me enough that the developer has no damn idea how to design a card game. So why try to design one makes no sense. Limiting to only being able to use a single card of one type in the entire deck I have not played any card game with such stupid rules. So yeah I won't touch it the reviews show enough developer does not understand card games so how does anyone expect dev is going to be able to balance such a game.
BlueSharp
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for those curious there is a developer console built into the game. press F2 and then input the code 5832.. this gives u access to edit variables.. instant win... start all Scenes, unlock all cards
Seems when using this to give yourself money, you cannot open packs bought with the money. Tried to give myself all cards andthe build deck screen was devoid of every card. I'd advise not using this, had to delete my save as it was completely fucked.
Edit: Work around is start fresh save. Do the tutorial, add money via console and then exit. Start a new game and now you have the money from your prior save. This bypasses the pack opening glitch for some reason. Useful for absolutely no one, but figured I'd share anyway.
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gghhoosstt123
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You can, in fact, buy and use the packs you purchase with hacked currency. You just need to win a battle or earn money legitimately to activate them for some reason. (They don't show up in your inventory otherwise, from my experience.)
The real glitch is that for whatever reason, you're locked into using your first deck for any- and everything. If you make a second deck and try to activate it, it will still only use the one in the first slot; and you can't deactivate or delete decks no matter how hard you try, so it's better just to update your initial deck if you hack in all the cards or buy a bunch of packs... and speaking of packs, there really should be an "open all" button for the 20-card packs.
Does this look like a Steven Universe dating sim, buddy?
I had no issue making a second deck and activating it, and actually using it. Again, this is all on a fresh save now so it might be a bug that crops up during a save file. Good to know that the packs show up if you earn money, might save someone from having to wipe.
gghhoosstt123
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Never got into steven universe that much so i have no idea. That show is overrated as fk