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you should do easy contracts for points so that you can get some stuff from reward pages, i'd recommend going for the wererat one and filling it up as you will get a lot of ore and also a board once filled up
Exactly, by my calculations in Excel you need 351750 XP to get to level 5 and if you play with an XP boosted faction and get 85 XP per match on average and manage to play 5 games per hour it's going to take ~827 hours of playtime to get there :)
Man, that is exactly what I meant: I find it neither fast nor fun. It just seems the most efficient in terms of converting ore into cards. Again, unless I'm missing something, which I hope I am.
But anyway, thanks for the tip about non-ranked, I should consider that.
This is a horrible idea.
Do NOT ever mill other faction cards, even if you don't intend to play them in the short term, if it's not a duplicate.
It is often detrimental, aside from the meagre scraps you get from milling a legendary-other faction card you might have gotten from a keg- which would have helped you in your collection when you decide you got bored of playing the same deck.
Get to prestige 1, then start opening majority of the kegs. In prestige 1, you are guarenteed 2 rares, at least. I have had kegs where there were even 2 legendaries in 1.
Also, not sure what is the deal with ranked play? You can't lose levels in ranked play. I got to pro rank the month I first started this game, and wasn't really trying that hard, until I reached like rank 3, to maximize the end of season rewards each player get based on rank.
Real story: A random guy added me on Gwent, after I beaten him in ranked play 3/3 times we met at around rank's 2-3. He was playing Syndicate last month before the nerfs hit (because apparently SY was broken and was very strong). I saw his collection, in which he only had Syndicate cards, so I presume he milled everything else. When the nerf hammer hit earlier this month, he then started milling Syndicate cards and try to move to Nilfgaard, based on his collection. Then he completely stopped playing. (Guess he realized his mistake, following the meta) LOL.
While that is technically true and you don't lose general levels in ranked, what you DO lose however is puzzle pieces and the rank itself (and you usually need to get at least 4 puzzle pieces in a row to build a new stained glass avatar, which progresses you by a rank), if you lose more than two times in a row. And your loses in ranked get accumulated in your worldwide win/lose ratio stats, so losing much more than winning not only makes it look bad in on by itself on the global ranking boards, but will also determine how low you'll fall on the global rankings to begin with, making it MUCH harder to raise higher after that. Playing ranked and winning, if I remember it correctly, gives more EXP and "keys" than when playing seasonal, but in seasonal you at least won't lose a rank/a puzzle piece and your loss won't count to the global score, However, seasonal usually has pretty BS extra rules/mutators, so it's sometimes even HARDER to win there than in the "clean" ranked.
No, you shouldn't strip anything that isn't a duplicate.
There are some legendaries however, which are quite useless. But then again, it is possible CDPR may rework those in the near future, and you won't get the chance to "unmill" your cards.
If you don't try, you don't progress. The current system is friendly enough so as not to derank the player for trying new strategies with their deck.
At the end of the season, you get sweet RP based on your rank. https://support.cdprojektred.com/en/gwent/pc/gwent-gameplay/issue/1108/season-end-rewards
That should be enough to motivate any player to just play ranked (with a nothing to lose mentality)- the more RP you get, the faster you get your deck to pro ladder, period.
Except that it will once the season is over. It's true that you can't lose a gained rank for as long as the seasonal bonus is going on, so for the current time being, but once the season ends you'll be always dropping by a rank if you lose two times in a row to anyone. And this season ends soon.
Read my post about a guy who did that and stopped because his deck was only full competitive on SY and when the nerfs hit, he quit.
If you do that, you risk the exact same thing happening to you.
Also, meta always shifts. You will eventually get bored of the 1-2 decks you are playing, and when that happens what? Mill all the cards from the 2 decks and *pray* to RNG to get the good cards from another faction? Or pay $$$ to continue to play? Or just quit?
Tough choices. Just don't mill other cards which aren't duplicates, easy solution.
Milling only gives you 1/4th of the scraps. It is easier to grind cards you need to craft or open new faction specific kegs to get whatever you need.
I'm not (and WASN'T in any way, shape, or form) talking about faction/alignment-exclusive cards.
Neutral and Character/Item/Artifact cards can be equipped by ANY faction, so it DOESN'T matter.
P.S.
I don't mill manually, ever. I leave for the game to do automatic milling of everything that was obtained over usable extra spares. What baffles me the most, though, is that some cards can't be milled AT ALL.
I really don't understand whatever you are trying to say. Are you saying to strip or mill all neutral cards you are not playing?
Anyway the word "strip" is not existant in the Gwent game. So yeah, whatever.
A pool from which you can equip the card to ANY faction afterwards. It's a SINGULAR pool.
The phrase "stripping away" means de-equipping something from something/someone.
Lol. Are you ranting? Yes, it's obvious your English is pretty hard to understand.
The word; "stripping" does not EXIST IN GWENT.
Maybe try speaking chinese to me, I might understand you better.
"Stripping something away" is a GENERAL, everyday talking term. It's NOT a game-specific terminology. You're friggin' amusing. The term "to strip away" been around for CENTURIES.