Of course it's a card game. Why is it always a card game :/
nickelpower
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not a whiner ofc, but going to the card game is kinda odd for me
UndeadEve
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Oh no... a card and deck builder ?
I'll still try at some point, but i really don't like card games, it's less tactics and skill and more luck than anything, and i'm an unlucky bastard so i never manage to do good, even when i 100% understand the game.
Still love how the game looks so i'll give it a shot.
I'll still try at some point, but i really don't like card games, it's less tactics and skill and more luck than anything, and i'm an unlucky bastard so i never manage to do good, even when i 100% understand the game.
Still love how the game looks so i'll give it a shot.
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I love card games so this is an improvement for me.
dragonsix6969
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Hiroshi000
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Yeah just like the others said the card game combat system doesn't really convince me.
Honestly i don't understand the need to change the combat system from turn based to this since you can create a tun based system which can be both challenging and fun to play( just look at darkest dungeon for example).
Still if the dev wants and can properly implement this system then more power to him, it's his game after all.
Didn't think I'd live long enough to see the H-game version of gwent tho.
Honestly i don't understand the need to change the combat system from turn based to this since you can create a tun based system which can be both challenging and fun to play( just look at darkest dungeon for example).
Still if the dev wants and can properly implement this system then more power to him, it's his game after all.
Didn't think I'd live long enough to see the H-game version of gwent tho.
Card system reminds me a little bit of last evil, which itself was a lewd clone of slay the spire. I loved last evil, so I am pleasantly surprised and excited to see this change.
dragonsix6969
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it would be better if it was gameplay tower defense. Although it would still be 2 hours of torment.
BigBiggieBig
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I really am not a fan of the card route, I feel like that system is a pain in the ass to make fun in a porn game. Hell, even in a normal game it's difficult to make a fun deck-builder.
I hope the update is good and all, but I can't say I'm looking forward to Saria's Deck of Cards.
I hope the update is good and all, but I can't say I'm looking forward to Saria's Deck of Cards.
Xill
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Honestly, the current system isn't that great to begin with. I'm looking forward to see what this new one is like.
Nah, I'm all for the card game battle system but that might be the yugioh brainrot speaking
Can't wait to test it out and see how combat feels with the card system. Definitely glad that it's going to be better balanced, I like having the chance of losing. Will there still be bodily corruption as the game progresses, and how will the enemies actions change based on this new system? Will it be similar to Slay the Spire where we can tell what the enemy will do, or will it be completely random? Will they essentially have their own hand each round that they can pick from?
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I don't usually play card based games, but I did enjoy the Skunk games, so I'm willing to give this a try.
Ferghus
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I think only some types card games are more luck than tactics. If it's the type that lets you freely adjust your deck (like most TCGs), then luck isn't as big of an influence. If it's the type where you reset your deck and start all over if you lose, luck is a bigger factor, but consistent victory usually hinges on your ability to exploit certain combos (like Slay the Spire). The only games where you're truly at the mercy of luck tend to have very limited capacity of what you can and can't do, like Rock-Paper-Scisssors style battle systems.
Personally, I think anything's fine as long as it doesn't fall into the same pitfall a lot of these card games end up in where there's only like one optimal combo/playstyle and everything else is pretty much hard mode or nonviable. And that shit only works when you have a massive card pool and thorough playtesting and rebalancing, which is why I'm worried.
Library of Ruina's pretty alright. I feel like its stylishness and card variety makes it pretty engaging. It would be hard to emulate its progression system considering that it runs on bulk. You don't get bored as quickly because you're constantly forced to change out your deck loadout as better cards/abilities/stats come in.
If you're wondering how far I've gotten... Two words: Love Town
Cardgame combat is boring. I'd rather it stay as-is.
Not being able to choose what move you want to do becuase of RNG is shit. Especially if most of the moves are lewd position selections.
Don't waste time with this, just keep it an RPG and work on more content.
Not being able to choose what move you want to do becuase of RNG is shit. Especially if most of the moves are lewd position selections.
Don't waste time with this, just keep it an RPG and work on more content.
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Given how many cards he's already done it's not going back any time soon. You should give it a chance!
I quite liked the Rock-Paper-Scissors mechanic of "Alex Kidd in Miracle World". You could win every time as long as you pressed down in sync with the music (was even easier after getting the item that lets you see what the bosses and mini-bosses were gonna choose)