Raid the Sky Temple. I'm a big Reno fan, and the artwork on this is just... perfect for him, lol. Mage is also my favorite class right now, and I love tossing together decks that provide late game surprises. This one's got some potential for that!
1. Achievement system. It doesn't even need to have a ton of rewards tied to it necessarily, just more fun stuff to shoot for. Maybe a system that works similar to quests and rewards gold, but a lot less? I'm not sure. I'd love to see more carrots added for the single player content, especially.
2. Some type of guild system would be amazing, or like an in-game "group finder" type system that lets you reach out to other players who may share the same goals as you. I think this would alleviate some of the issues we're feeling regarding casual mode right now. If I could join or create a guild/group that focused on creating weird decks, or even just say "Hey, looking to play against another weirdass homebrew" and let people whisper me/start a game against me, that would be fantastic.
Third party options exist for this same concept, yes, but they tend to not be as "in the moment" accessible. I'm thinking something similar to the in-game group finder tool in WoW, where you can create a group for a dungeon and announce your goals right off the bat. In WoW, I'm a guild leader of a more casual guild. I'm always using this tool to fill in for guild groups, especially with our newer/more casual players. I can grab fill-ins and tell people right off the bat that we may not make the Mythic+ timer or we're on a bunch of potato alts. Everyone knows what they're signing up for. It's win-win.
2. More options for current game modes, or more game modes in general. What if there was a way to queue up for a game where players each picked 3 of their decks, and their opponent had the ability to ban one of those decks? Or a whole new game mode that didn't offer gold for winning games as quickly as possible, and maybe was more focused on older sets, kind of like some of the brawl modes we get. I love the brawl system, but its one big flaw is the fact that most players just treat them as a one-and-done for the free pack.
Raid the Sky Temple. I'm a big Reno fan, and the artwork on this is just... perfect for him, lol. Mage is also my favorite class right now, and I love tossing together decks that provide late game surprises. This one's got some potential for that!
1. Achievement system. It doesn't even need to have a ton of rewards tied to it necessarily, just more fun stuff to shoot for. Maybe a system that works similar to quests and rewards gold, but a lot less? I'm not sure. I'd love to see more carrots added for the single player content, especially.
2. Some type of guild system would be amazing, or like an in-game "group finder" type system that lets you reach out to other players who may share the same goals as you. I think this would alleviate some of the issues we're feeling regarding casual mode right now. If I could join or create a guild/group that focused on creating weird decks, or even just say "Hey, looking to play against another weirdass homebrew" and let people whisper me/start a game against me, that would be fantastic.
Third party options exist for this same concept, yes, but they tend to not be as "in the moment" accessible. I'm thinking something similar to the in-game group finder tool in WoW, where you can create a group for a dungeon and announce your goals right off the bat. In WoW, I'm a guild leader of a more casual guild. I'm always using this tool to fill in for guild groups, especially with our newer/more casual players. I can grab fill-ins and tell people right off the bat that we may not make the Mythic+ timer or we're on a bunch of potato alts. Everyone knows what they're signing up for. It's win-win.
2. More options for current game modes, or more game modes in general. What if there was a way to queue up for a game where players each picked 3 of their decks, and their opponent had the ability to ban one of those decks? Or a whole new game mode that didn't offer gold for winning games as quickly as possible, and maybe was more focused on older sets, kind of like some of the brawl modes we get. I love the brawl system, but its one big flaw is the fact that most players just treat them as a one-and-done for the free pack.