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.
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.
Just a little note here: Hallucination and Mothership may have you scratching your heads because of these two cards:
We've ended up finding out that these two cards (as well as Banshee) will be renamed upon the mini-set's launch. In any other case, I would just leave the names of the old cards alone and rename the new ones, but this is a rare instance where I think an exception is justified given the theme of the mini-set.
There's something hilarious about spending over 10 years making cards of characters with all sorts of bizarre and fantastical names, and now here's this guy called Jim.
Sounds like it could be the name of my next door neighbor.
The purchasing system on Epic Games is currently having a major outage and very few (if any) people are currently able to buy the game. We'll update you when we're able to buy the game.
The issue is now fixed. You should have no problem "buying" the game. On that note, there are also 11 free add-ons right now, and many others that are less than $1 to buy. There's also a GOTY upgrade that's less than $10 until January 9th, so if you love the game now, you can also get a pretty good deal for extra content.
Welp, RIP Legends of Runeterra. I ended up dropping you off, but you put out a valiant effort. You ended up doing better than any Hearthstone contender would've ever dreamed of doing. I'm not gonna say that the game is going to go unsupported now, but it feels incredibly impractical to manage both a digital card game, and an entirely different physical card game.
Which also begs the question as to why they're trying to go into the physical card game market. Getting a successful physical card game is extremely hard because the genre is monopolized by the three TCG overlords that owe a lot of their existence to the fact that they were there first. Flesh and Blood has seen some pretty good success and Lorcana has been holding its ground alright, so it's not impossible, but most card games end up dropping out of market after a year or two. I guess if there's a chance, people will take it.
The way the cards are designed visually also looks a bit off since the non-hero cards just have this white space of nothingness on them. I realize this is still in development, so we might be looking at early versions of the card design and this isn't the final product, but it'd be really weird if it is. It feels as if part of it is still a blank sheet of paper, which make it feel a bit lifeless.
Welp, RIP Legends of Runeterra. I ended up dropping you off, but you put out a valiant effort. You ended up doing better than any Hearthstone contender would've ever dreamed of doing. I'm not gonna say that the game is going to go unsupported now, but it feels incredibly impractical to manage both a digital card game, and an entirely different physical card game.
Which also begs the question as to why they're trying to go into the physical card game market. Getting a successful physical card game is extremely hard because the genre is monopolized by the three TCG overlords that owe a lot of their existence to the fact that they were there first. Flesh and Blood has seen some pretty good success and Lorcana has been holding its ground alright, so it's not impossible, but most card games end up dropping out of market after a year or two. I guess if there's a chance, people will take it.
The way the cards are designed visually also looks a bit off since the non-hero cards just have this white space of nothingness on them. I realize this is still in development, so we might be looking at early versions of the card design and this isn't the final product, but it'd be really weird if it is. It feels as if part of it is still a blank sheet of paper, which make it feel a bit lifeless.
Parkitect recently celebrated its sixth anniversary, which added the ability for users to create their own custom campaigns, and Texel Raptor themselves recommended one to download, so it's basically like getting a new DLC... which they also said was coming soon.
I guess this makes up for Planet Coaster 2 having its disappointing launch.
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.
Just a little note here: Hallucination and Mothership may have you scratching your heads because of these two cards:
We've ended up finding out that these two cards (as well as Banshee) will be renamed upon the mini-set's launch. In any other case, I would just leave the names of the old cards alone and rename the new ones, but this is a rare instance where I think an exception is justified given the theme of the mini-set.
There's something hilarious about spending over 10 years making cards of characters with all sorts of bizarre and fantastical names, and now here's this guy called Jim.
Sounds like it could be the name of my next door neighbor.
Took me eight and a half hours to complete my first playthrough for my review.
It's quite a bigger beast in content than the first game, but it's still fun.
The purchasing system on Epic Games is currently having a major outage and very few (if any) people are currently able to buy the game. We'll update you when we're able to buy the game.
The issue is now fixed. You should have no problem "buying" the game. On that note, there are also 11 free add-ons right now, and many others that are less than $1 to buy. There's also a GOTY upgrade that's less than $10 until January 9th, so if you love the game now, you can also get a pretty good deal for extra content.
Part of my Christmas haul, featuring two dragons from the FrostyVoid merch store! I've named the purple one Violetta.
I immediately put in Astro Bot and I absolutely love it.
You totally meant to put 69 on one of those life counters, didn't you?
Also, damn do I want one of those dragons.
Anytime, Flux. :)
Really fun Hearthstone combo I've been using.
I'll just copy-paste what I said in the article.
Welp, RIP Legends of Runeterra. I ended up dropping you off, but you put out a valiant effort. You ended up doing better than any Hearthstone contender would've ever dreamed of doing. I'm not gonna say that the game is going to go unsupported now, but it feels incredibly impractical to manage both a digital card game, and an entirely different physical card game.
Which also begs the question as to why they're trying to go into the physical card game market. Getting a successful physical card game is extremely hard because the genre is monopolized by the three TCG overlords that owe a lot of their existence to the fact that they were there first. Flesh and Blood has seen some pretty good success and Lorcana has been holding its ground alright, so it's not impossible, but most card games end up dropping out of market after a year or two. I guess if there's a chance, people will take it.
The way the cards are designed visually also looks a bit off since the non-hero cards just have this white space of nothingness on them. I realize this is still in development, so we might be looking at early versions of the card design and this isn't the final product, but it'd be really weird if it is. It feels as if part of it is still a blank sheet of paper, which make it feel a bit lifeless.
I platinumed A Hat In Time last night.
Without any of the DLC sadly. :(
Parkitect recently celebrated its sixth anniversary, which added the ability for users to create their own custom campaigns, and Texel Raptor themselves recommended one to download, so it's basically like getting a new DLC... which they also said was coming soon.
I guess this makes up for Planet Coaster 2 having its disappointing launch.