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Hellsau posted:so are they gonna have that million dollar artifact tournament or what Of course. Theres no way a company would do that, just lie on the internet. Right?
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Hellsau posted:so are they gonna have that million dollar artifact tournament or what That probably explains the last hundred or so holdouts
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Mar 30, 2019 01:32
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Hellsau posted:so are they gonna have that million dollar artifact tournament or what They probably just forgot to cover that in the announcement.
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Mar 30, 2019 02:20
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quote:I'm going to be really upset if there are significant game design changes. This is the best card I've ever played and trying to make it more casually appealing would be, in my opinion, the defacement of a great piece of art. Oh Reddit, never change.
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Mar 30, 2019 03:33
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Alright everyone, that’s a wrap, great job. Thanks for all the posts, let’s send this bad boy off to the goldmine
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Mar 30, 2019 03:33
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hopefully they bury this piece of poo poo game in some unmarked grave in the desert
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Mar 30, 2019 03:42
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Hopeful they can fix it, I really enjoy the core game, the way the lanes interact, the decision making regarding which heroes to kill or let live. Yeah even parts of the economic model. Not too happy spending 50 bucks on the next HS expansion, but at least the death knights goes away right? Or is auto-chess the new hotness?
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Mar 30, 2019 05:00
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eagerly awaiting the 2039 documentary where a bunch of people search for the hole in the desert valve buried all the copies of artifact in
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Mar 30, 2019 06:28
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Lets all revisit our favorite artifact memories. Mine was when the big first patch's main feature was you could make your cards talk.
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Mar 30, 2019 11:18
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There's no coming back from this unless they completely reinvent the game and do something spectacular for all these early adopters; then again Valve would be better off putting those resources toward something that people are actually hyped about, like Half-Life 3.
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Mar 30, 2019 15:37
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Anarch posted:There's no coming back from this unless they completely reinvent the game and do something spectacular for all these early adopters; then again Valve would be better off putting those resources toward something that people are actually hyped about, like Half-Life 3. Is anyone still really hyped about Half-Life 3? I mean, I was once, but it kind of drained away after a decade of radio silence, and 'funny jokes' about Half-Life 3 existing followed by 'Nah, we'll never do Half-Life 3' and otherwise pretending it and basically Half-Life doesn't exist. And also all those other games they got to '2' on and stopped.
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Mar 30, 2019 15:56
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I just want Left 4 D3ad tbh.
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Mar 30, 2019 16:27
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Kchama posted:Is anyone still really hyped about Half-Life 3? I mean, I was once, but it kind of drained away after a decade of radio silence, and 'funny jokes' about Half-Life 3 existing followed by 'Nah, we'll never do Half-Life 3' and otherwise pretending it and basically Half-Life doesn't exist. I suspect that there would be tons of hype around an announcement (or stone cold release) of HL3, if only because the game is a meme at this point. The same thing happened with Duke Nukem Forever. I suspect that either we'll just never hear of HL3 again and that'll be that, or we'll get it when / if Valve starts falling on harder times and they need a sure-hit to earn money/relevancy. While Valve obviously isn't in that position now, we are seeing more companies trying to make steam alternatives, and I wouldn't be surprised if eventually one of them succeeds.
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Mar 30, 2019 16:29
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I can't think of any vapourware games that ended up releasing and being loved. DNF was awful. TLG was good but didn't really find the cult following that SotC had and was a technical disaster. FFXV was just sort of fine. BG&E2 will almost certainly have nothing that fans of the original actually want. Part of me does still look forward to playing HL3 one day though.
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Mar 30, 2019 16:32
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The REAL Goobusters posted:Don’t work there anymore What publication do we need to avoid now?
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Mar 30, 2019 17:05
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Steve2911 posted:I can't think of any vapourware games that ended up releasing and being loved. DOOM 4 is probably is the closest to it working out and thats only if you really stretch the definition of vapourware
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Mar 30, 2019 17:07
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Mar 30, 2019 18:14
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haf lf life 2 card gayme
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Mar 30, 2019 18:21
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Pigbuster posted:I just want Left 4 D3ad tbh. turtle rock is making a new zombie co-op shooter again so you got your wish! Steve2911 posted:I can't think of any vapourware games that ended up releasing and being loved. While I didn't really care much for it, I know a lot of people enjoyed FF15
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Mar 30, 2019 18:24
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Kchama posted:Is anyone still really hyped about Half-Life 3? I mean, I was once, but it kind of drained away after a decade of radio silence, and 'funny jokes' about Half-Life 3 existing followed by 'Nah, we'll never do Half-Life 3' and otherwise pretending it and basically Half-Life doesn't exist. *raises hand* I mean, I don't want it to blow anyone's socks off or answer questions or tie off plot threads. I'd be legit happy with a moderate title that was just "more" Half-Life, even if it ended in largely the sames places Episode 2 did. I'd even be ok with it being on Source and looking the same as previous episodes. Those games were just enjoyable experiences I played through a few times each and with the time-lag from the last one to now I'd be well up for just "more" of that, with no real need to innovate or push envelopes. I guess it's a fix I've just not found in other games.
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Mar 30, 2019 18:31
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Most of the card games I like seem to die terrible deaths. Shardbound was strangled in the crib and Hex is currently braindead on life support until their contract with sony ends.
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Mar 30, 2019 20:16
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DrManiac posted:Most of the card games I like seem to die terrible deaths. Shardbound was strangled in the crib and Hex is currently braindead on life support until their contract with sony ends. What happened to Hex?
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Mar 30, 2019 20:28
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so can all the stans in this thread admit the game was bad yet or what
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Mar 30, 2019 20:36
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I'm still trying to get people on Reddit to admit the game doesn't have 20k players daily.
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Mar 30, 2019 20:40
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Hellsau posted:What happened to Hex? Last I check they didn’t have enough money to pay tournament winners or their artist for the last set (which released over a year ago). Development on the single player/mmo half of the game has been pretty much halted for years and the devs have been silent for months. A quick look at the steam forum has people complaining about support tickets being unsolved for half a year.
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Mar 30, 2019 22:28
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DrManiac posted:Last I check they didn’t have enough money to pay tournament winners or their artist for the last set (which released over a year ago). Development on the single player/mmo half of the game has been pretty much halted for years and the devs have been silent for months. Funnily enough, they did the same thing with their previous game, the (quite good until then) World of Warcraft TCG, which is what made me skip Hex. Going radio silent on the players is pretty par for course, but slow-rolling (and eventually stiffing entirely) prize payouts and artist commissions in order to keep the lights on for a few more months is a pretty dick move.
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Hellsau posted:What happened to Hex? They just never attracted that big of an audience, and new content released too slowly to hold on to the player base they had. What was there was good imo, but without a community and well paced releases there's really no draw for a game like that.
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The Moon Monster posted:They just never attracted that big of an audience, and new content released too slowly to hold on to the player base they had. What was there was good imo, but without a community and well paced releases there's really no draw for a game like that. Didn't they also took a long time to get going with updates promised during early access due to wotc sueing them? Hex pve was kinda fun, and the game wasn't terrible. Sad that it never took off.
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Hugoon Chavez posted:Didn't they also took a long time to get going with updates promised during early access due to wotc sueing them? I'm sure that hurt, but the lawsuit was very much deserved. The reason almost every other major TCG on the market has managed to copy 80%+ Magic's core rules without ever getting sued by WoTC is because they don't also: -Copy a lot of the exact, granular details: 20 life, 7 card hand, 5 colors, etc. Part of the settlement was that they had to tweak some of these. -Have 20+ cards that reeeeally stretch the definition of 'homage':    I kind of suspect the reason for these is that someone at Crypto was thinking they could cut development effort by riding the balance that had already been 'solved' in Magic.
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Mar 31, 2019 02:45
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The murder one is so egregious because like, just name it anything else!
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Still loling that they called it Hex and then only had five factions
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Mar 31, 2019 04:42
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Scrub-Niggurath posted:The murder one is so egregious because like, just name it anything else! The suit has a bunch more examples: https://insight.rpxcorp.com/lit/wawdce-200735-wizards-of-the-coast-v-cryptozoic-entertainment#simple1 A couple of them are a stretch, but it's hard to argue it wasn't a pattern and easy to see why WoTC was pissed.
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Jabor posted:Still loling that they called it Hex and then only had five factions
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Mar 31, 2019 06:01
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Skyl3lazer posted:so can all the stans in this thread admit the game was bad yet or what I'm in the compromised position of having to admit I enjoyed the 60 hours I played of this game but that it's also pretty fundamentally flawed and lovely
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Mar 31, 2019 06:09
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dont cry because it's gone, laugh because it duped the part of our retard brains that spray the good chemical when we play slot machines.
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I enjoyed Artifact and it seems I'll have to wait longer for new content. Controversial opinion I know.
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Apr 1, 2019 01:08
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Among all the other things the game did poorly, you could lose the tutorial games.
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Apr 1, 2019 01:23
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Funfact: the picture in the announcement is a hero in DOTA2 - Oracle with his ultimate skill False Promise.
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queef anxiety posted:Funfact: the picture in the announcement is a hero in DOTA2 - Oracle with his ultimate skill False Promise. aaaaaaa i love it i love it
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TOOT BOOT posted:Among all the other things the game did poorly, you could lose the tutorial games. You can also lose those in Hearthstone too. Depends on how it was implemented, really (I forgot!)
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