I don't think people get that if you nerf some Wild cards to remove some deck which kills you turn 3 from the meta, you'll get a deck which will kill you turn 4 as soon as the nerf hits the ladder. It's impossible to keep Wild balanced because when they make new cards they can't physically keep track of every new interaction in the Wild format, it would leave them with no room for designing the newest expansions.
I think that the idea of making a format with rotating sets is a very good idea. It incentivises players to craft the oldest cards, building a collection that can also be used in Wild eventually, but it's also a nice bonus for those who already have the cards for old expansions and want to play their favourite decks in a meta which lets them play competitively and that doesn't make the games last 3 or 4 turns.
I love that this platform is helping smaller games like Mythgard to be viewed by your public. On this note, are you planning to do something for Chroma: Bloom and Blight, the upcoming "true free2play" card game? Maybe y'all could make a post showing some of the upcoming dcg, it would be preety cool and I am sure that there are a ton of those!
Funnily enough, I didn't even realise that there were low roll quests at all. Honestly, I constantly reroll quests, especially the ones which I can't complete, like the ones asking me to play classes other than DH and Paladin (I don't have cards for the other ones): I really like those quests, they are super easy to complete, and I really don't care about the 100 exp, which is not a lot.
I am a Paladin F2P main since Witchwood and this expansion I decided to also become a Demon Hunter main because I had saved a lot more dust than usual. I know what y'all are thinking: now he's going to rant about paladin's mediocrity and how he is rekting the ladder with DH. Actually, I am not. I love Librams and Pure Libram Paladin may be one of my favourite decks of all time! I am really glad they introduced them and I have high hopes for the class. Unfortunately, I really dislike the new class that I should main: DH has several tempo/midrange builds and I straight up hate them all. I really like Big Demon Hunter, though, so there's that.
I think that Librams are an important package for the class that will be the incredibly useful for a Control or Midrange Paladin archetype. Right now, Paladin can easily outvalue any control deck: the problem is that control decks nowadays have shaenenigans that swing the board so hard that the paladin's inefficient removals can't manage to keep up. Also I noticed that the fact that the majority of the meta lists run bad luck albatross to counter highlander actually hard counters pure paladin even more: you have to dig for those two albatrosses to play your pure cards, and honestly paladin doesn't have the means to draw a whole bunch of cards.
While Paladin is in an awkward spot right now it doesn't mean that it isn't ready to support a good archetype when it will receive one.
I don't think people get that if you nerf some Wild cards to remove some deck which kills you turn 3 from the meta, you'll get a deck which will kill you turn 4 as soon as the nerf hits the ladder. It's impossible to keep Wild balanced because when they make new cards they can't physically keep track of every new interaction in the Wild format, it would leave them with no room for designing the newest expansions.
I think that the idea of making a format with rotating sets is a very good idea. It incentivises players to craft the oldest cards, building a collection that can also be used in Wild eventually, but it's also a nice bonus for those who already have the cards for old expansions and want to play their favourite decks in a meta which lets them play competitively and that doesn't make the games last 3 or 4 turns.
I love that this platform is helping smaller games like Mythgard to be viewed by your public. On this note, are you planning to do something for Chroma: Bloom and Blight, the upcoming "true free2play" card game? Maybe y'all could make a post showing some of the upcoming dcg, it would be preety cool and I am sure that there are a ton of those!
Funnily enough, I didn't even realise that there were low roll quests at all. Honestly, I constantly reroll quests, especially the ones which I can't complete, like the ones asking me to play classes other than DH and Paladin (I don't have cards for the other ones): I really like those quests, they are super easy to complete, and I really don't care about the 100 exp, which is not a lot.
I am a Paladin F2P main since Witchwood and this expansion I decided to also become a Demon Hunter main because I had saved a lot more dust than usual. I know what y'all are thinking: now he's going to rant about paladin's mediocrity and how he is rekting the ladder with DH. Actually, I am not. I love Librams and Pure Libram Paladin may be one of my favourite decks of all time! I am really glad they introduced them and I have high hopes for the class. Unfortunately, I really dislike the new class that I should main: DH has several tempo/midrange builds and I straight up hate them all. I really like Big Demon Hunter, though, so there's that.
I think that Librams are an important package for the class that will be the incredibly useful for a Control or Midrange Paladin archetype. Right now, Paladin can easily outvalue any control deck: the problem is that control decks nowadays have shaenenigans that swing the board so hard that the paladin's inefficient removals can't manage to keep up. Also I noticed that the fact that the majority of the meta lists run bad luck albatross to counter highlander actually hard counters pure paladin even more: you have to dig for those two albatrosses to play your pure cards, and honestly paladin doesn't have the means to draw a whole bunch of cards.
While Paladin is in an awkward spot right now it doesn't mean that it isn't ready to support a good archetype when it will receive one.