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Note that progression and galaxy events are scripted, but AI empires react based on things that happened inside the game. For example, I put a lot of resources in making friends with the Klingons and now we're in a defensive …
Lords of the Fallen looks interesting, but the Steam reviews say the PC port is in a very bad shape, so better wait for a while before considering buying it.
Quote From Crusader2010 Sad to hear it's mostly scripted. Might be a deal breaker for me.
I don't mind so much, because it feels like a necessary trade-off to make the lore work. For example, …
And there was much rejoicing...
First impressions: base mechanics feel a lot like Stellaris, which is not surprising, as it uses the same engine. There is a more coherent story to it though: part of that is because there is a strong established lore, but …
I'll be playing Star Trek: Infinite. Will post my thoughts later. Could be a few hours though: this is not a fast-paced game.
If I understood the article correctly, you still need a Battle.Net account, but not the Battle.Net launcher.
Hearthstone would make sense, as having it pop up in "playing now" notifications of friends might remind potential new or returning players of its existence.
I guess all their games will make the move eventually: despite Overwatch 2's review …
The anomalies seems to be balanced: enough impact to matter, but not so big that it completely dominates the game. At least, that's my impression after reading them; we won't actually know until playing with them.
I expect the …
This one is pretty greedy, which was useful to out-greed my opponents. I only played 3 games so far, so not enough to really know how good it is, but it felt fine and is a lot of fun to …
Yes, this is one of the better ones and it was over 4 years ago that we last had it. As demonstrated by the fact that [card]Serpent Egg[/card], from Saviors of Uldum, is not banned because that set hadn't released …
In my games [card]Voodoo Doll[/card] was sometimes useful, but it getting pulled is not only a low roll on deathrattle synergy but also means you have less removal available. And you have less need for hard removal if your minion …
I tested [card]Creepy Painting[/card] and while it can get value from removal or trading, it seems all the deaths at the end of the turn are processed simultaneously, so it doesn't copy anything then.
All the old eggs are banned, but [card]Foul Egg[/card] and [card]Serpent Egg[/card] are not, so those are great additions to almost any deck. [card]Korrak the Bloodrager[/card] is very useful as well, since being crushed into a Void Singularity doesn't count …
Quote From dapperdog As for the new caverns of time set, Im only in support of it if its free, but I highly doubt that its completely free. You'll need to open packs for the new cards Im …
Yeah, that's weird one. It's fun to see cards that never saw play or stopped being played long ago being buffed, but Kabal Crystal Runner is currently being played. Not only that, it's a prime example of mana cheating feeling …
The "in one transaction" part is new: previously it would do a transaction for every pack you bought, which especially on launch day adds a noticeable delay (like half a second per pack) as a lot of people are buying …
My guess would be that the surprise is an event with pack rewards, based on:
- timing: the Ulduar Grand Championship event will run from August 3rd to 22nd, which means that in September they'll have space for another …
Launching games is actually one of the areas where old consoles did better than modern systems: you find the right cartridge, insert it, power on the console and the game boots. You didn't have to deal with installation, managing disk …