I have officially completed Locomotion. Very underrated game. Absolutely enjoyed my time.

For some reason, the Great Britain & Ireland, East American, and Western American 100 Year Challenges aren't showing that I've completed them, but I have and the save files I have tell me that I have. My times for them are 30 years 3 months, 36 years 10 months, and 36 years 8 months respectively.

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Hey! I saw this a while ago, but I didn't find a good moment to give you feedback. Here it goes :)

I want to start by saying that I really enjoyed the expansion and I think it's very well done. The theme has some overlap with Rastakhan's Rumble, but the vibe you gave it is quite different, IMO. Regarding the mechanics, I like Bloodthirst a lot, it's a very natural evolution of stuff like Spellburst that still feels novel and interesting. Not so sure about Overpower, as it's the type of keyword that can be either OP or useless with not much ground in between, although I like how it synergizes with Bloodthirst.

I also wanted to ask how do the Black Market cards work. Does "card type" refer to categories like minion, spell or weapon; or Murloc, Beast, Frost, Holy...?

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Thank you very much for giving me feedback again. To answer some things you asked:

• Yes, Black Market cards (plus Backstage Stranger) do refer to "card type" as minion, spell, weapon, etc.
• No, Underground Gambling will not attempt to target cards that already cost 0.
• Anthracite doesn't actually cost a copy of the spell. It casts the actual spell from the hand or deck, although what's neat about it is that it can still cast spells you've already played, adding some sort of decision making moment to the mix. You could cast the spell via Anthracite now, or wait until you play it naturally to give you a bonus copy.
• Malignant Manager deals damage to your hero.
• The flavor connection between Bizmo and Bazzleflange is not so obvious, but in WoW, Bizmo runs the Alliance side of the Brawler Guild whereas Bazzleflange runs the Horde side, so their similar effects tie into the fact that they both have the same job for different factions.
• Storm of Arrows works by not fizzling out any Spell Damage buffs once their sources die. For example, you play a Kobold Geomancer and Storm of Arrows goes up to 2 damage. If Kobold Geomancer dies, your Storm of Arrows stays at 2 damage.

Gonna give feedback now. I'm sorry this took so long but the entire past month has been littered with me having some sort of health problem and now I'm FINALLY starting to get out of it, so here we go!

I enjoy the way you've brought back Colossal and put your own spin on it this time around and it even works with Outsized too. I even admire the fact that you've found different arts for all of the Signature versions of your cards. I definitely could not be arsed to do that.

The site isn't dead, but we unfortunately have been going through a rough period for quite a while now.

Now that we've finally seen the full set for Into the Emerald Dream, I'm even more proud of this set than I was before because a lot of the set it kinda mid and weird. I unironically enjoy your set better than the one we actually got.

I'm still not in the greatest position to do a huge feedback post because I'm in the middling of settling into a new place, but once that's done, I know I'll be coming back here to do a much bigger review post.

It's really hilarious that a card called Stellar Balance does not in face have, stellar balance. It'll only see play if very specific combo pieces come out later down the line. Starfire is still a bad card even when it deals 6 damage.

Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's also the first class card in the game that specifically names and generates another class card from a different class altogether.

What is up with the wording on Harbinger of the Blighted? There is actually no possible way that this is the best way to phrase the condition.

Why not phrase it like this? It's shorter and it reads better.

This Shaman set feels really disappointing to me and it feels like they didn't spend enough time on it because it goes in all sorts of directions, but doesn't accomplish any of them well.

• Ohn'ahra has a really cool effect, but they didn't give Shaman any deck manipulation which means that you can't plan around it meaningfully.
• Beanstalk Brute has a cool mechanic, but then Emerald Bounty prevents you from being able to take advantage of the statbuff at the time that statbuff would be the most impactful. That and Emerald Bounty is just weak. It's worse than Ancestral Knowledge, which is nearly 10 years old at this point.
• Plucky Podling only has one source of support, which is Shaman's Imbue Hero Power... which actively has anti-synergy with it after you Imbue it three or more times. Speaking of Imbue...
• Aspect's Embrace is really weak, but Imbue Shaman will have to play it anyway because their pickings are slim.
• Typhoon is really weak and unreliable for a 10-mana board clear.

In retrospect, it is very surprising that it took this long for Cenarius to get a reprint card.

Despite being a rather important character lore-wise, Cenarius has always had the least amount of prominence in Hearthstone compared to all of the other Classic class Legendaries. Some of the others at least had Mercenaries, Cenarius had literally nothing other than his original card until now.

Whoa!

Both very similar effects on face value, but also synergize immensely with each other. Now Ahoo'ru can take nine hits before losing all of its Divine Shields... or at least it would if Toreth didn't also have Taunt.

Blizzard would normally provide an official news post which would make this process a lot quicker and easier. This year appears to the be the year of unconventional announcement strategies because they've given us little to work off of for every announcement so far, and I really hope this isn't the case for the whole year.

Fun factoid here: Ominous Nightmares is the first Shadow spell for Warrior, which was previously the only class in the game without one. Shadow for everyone now!

Hey, really glad to see this finally posted here! Maybe tomorrow we might see some parallels to the Emerald Dream set and this one?

After that set is announced, I might give a more thorough feedback post. The only thing I'll say now is that Black Widow looks quite weak compared to Sinrunner.

Squeezing out a win in Civ 5 to commemorate Civ 7 releasing today.

I do realize that a better player could've definitely beaten it much faster, but I say that our enjoyment of the game should not be judged on being super optimal at everything. And this is still something I only got into last year.

While doing the Weekly Challenge in GT7, I somehow managed to run two entirely identical lap times back-to-back (laps 4 and 5).

EDIT: And by the way, CastrolTomsSupra is not my PSN name, even though I wish it was. The game has you make your own driver name.

I've won my first Domination victory in Civ 6. AMA.

He does seem quite bad, yes. His highrolls are pretty decent, but the lowrolls are really bad. Sadly, the current Murloc Standard pool also has more bad rolls than good ones.

I was fighting a flu for about a week, and the second day was by far the worst. I went through some bad shit there.

But now that I'm not sick out of my mind anymore, it's time to do more Freedom Planet 2. Carol's story is done. Up next, Milla!

Looks like 2 mana Backstage Table wasn't so OP after all. Changing it back.

Also Deathrattle locations! Knew it would happen at some point.

Crash Bandicoot for new Smash or I riot. Or blizzard. Don't mind either way.

Wording on the Demon Hunter cards is so weird.

I've never been a fan of using parentheses for conditional effects because it looks so unnatural.