I'm not sure if I understood this correctly - the extra 35 cards in mid-expansion released will be part of same expansion card packs ? If so, then isn't it bad ? Either I spend gold before it is released - I don't get chance to get the legendaries, and also I get lot more duplicates (if enough gold is spend) for lower rarity cards - inefficient. If I wait until mid-expansion, that means they basically push us away from playing the newest stuff while its most desired by players. If anyone can clarify or see some upside in this, please share.
I'd like to hear from people who participated in closed beta - how close / far from complete collection do you feel it seemed possible to be as f2p, or how much of it can you hope to get with your estimation of time needed.
How did this random Champion in Vaults 10+ in closed beta helped that, and in contrast not having it would hurt collecting cards going forward. Thanks.
Thing is, if I can't get considerably better collection % over HS, which of course had a head start of years getting cards, I don't see myself breaking the time commitment of past for something that doesn't get better elsewhere.
I know there are different factors, enjoying gameplay / deckbuilding in broadest possible sense, but if I see myself enjoying both, this would be the decisive factor.
I wasn't part of closed beta, don't know much about the game, read a few things about it on official page + some videos on yt.
What got me interested, is that as f2p, it seemed (can't know for sure, but from the rhetoric) quite doable to have near complete collection from playing (and not uberfarming). All I see in that huge wall of changes is:
"Random champion card removed from level 10+ Vaults."
And if above it it said:
... we’re also aiming to make Expeditions more accessible for everyone by adding an Expedition Token to level 10 Vaults ...
because of:
Expedition Token added to level 10+ Vaults.
Then it should have said (and is true even without it being explicitly written):
... we’re also aiming to make Champions (most expensive part of deckbuilding / collection completion) LESS accessible for everyone.
2019: First time reaching Legend in ranked (Wild) in early December.
2020 (or any time, really): Way to acquire cards / fill my collection more reliably as F2P, I think return to adventures with guaruanteed cards is good step in that direction.
I'm not sure if I understood this correctly - the extra 35 cards in mid-expansion released will be part of same expansion card packs ? If so, then isn't it bad ? Either I spend gold before it is released - I don't get chance to get the legendaries, and also I get lot more duplicates (if enough gold is spend) for lower rarity cards - inefficient. If I wait until mid-expansion, that means they basically push us away from playing the newest stuff while its most desired by players. If anyone can clarify or see some upside in this, please share.
I'd like to hear from people who participated in closed beta - how close / far from complete collection do you feel it seemed possible to be as f2p, or how much of it can you hope to get with your estimation of time needed.
How did this random Champion in Vaults 10+ in closed beta helped that, and in contrast not having it would hurt collecting cards going forward. Thanks.
Thing is, if I can't get considerably better collection % over HS, which of course had a head start of years getting cards, I don't see myself breaking the time commitment of past for something that doesn't get better elsewhere.
I know there are different factors, enjoying gameplay / deckbuilding in broadest possible sense, but if I see myself enjoying both, this would be the decisive factor.
I wasn't part of closed beta, don't know much about the game, read a few things about it on official page + some videos on yt.
What got me interested, is that as f2p, it seemed (can't know for sure, but from the rhetoric) quite doable to have near complete collection from playing (and not uberfarming). All I see in that huge wall of changes is:
"Random champion card removed from level 10+ Vaults."
And if above it it said:
... we’re also aiming to make Expeditions more accessible for everyone by adding an Expedition Token to level 10 Vaults ...
because of:
Then it should have said (and is true even without it being explicitly written):
... we’re also aiming to make Champions (most expensive part of deckbuilding / collection completion) LESS accessible for everyone.
My interest dropped 50%, nice start of open beta.
2019: First time reaching Legend in ranked (Wild) in early December.
2020 (or any time, really): Way to acquire cards / fill my collection more reliably as F2P, I think return to adventures with guaruanteed cards is good step in that direction.