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lol if you hate the came so much why are you inthe forums? I saw you whining a few days ago too. Both of you are wrong.
All Firepickle does is whine and complain in terrible english, I swear he's just a bad troll because no one can be that consistently stupid.
As for the OP, it sounds like someone lost to a bad draw and is throwing a fit. Nothing new here.
Lol only comes back to respond to comments that arent mine because he knows he is completely wrong and has no rebuttal.
Thanks I did not know I will look into it...plus I think alot of people don't know that..But you and that Prince dude keep remind me why I dislike to talk with basic Americans..rude and aggressive with no reason and you keep wonder why people have a bad picture of you lol.This should be a support forum :) Cheers.
I am agressive? You came in here pretty much sayin the game I have been playing for the lat year is no skill and all luck. You just insulted the entire player base, and I am the agressive one?
I will apologizr for being a ♥♥♥♥ right off the bat, but you have done NO research into this game, and then give it a negative review, and cry on the forums. You ignored all the legitimate counter points i have made, and are now ignoring me because you have no argument to make. I cant stand poeple like you who are wilfully ignorant.
By looking at someone's winrate, ladder rank, and performance in tournaments, particularly when they're consistent over a period of multiple months. Same as you do in any other competitive endeavour.
Oh, right, I forgot, you're European. I guess it'd take too long to explain the concept of succeessfully competing at anything. Tell you what, we'll just set up a Euroleague and you can all have the same rank and get Germany to pay for all the card packs in return for telling you what plays to make.
Sure, because writing perfect English was my entire point. Stop being a pedantic assclown.
Oh, never mind then. You're just an uneducated, "basic European" to borrow your terminology.
For my part I find people who are uninformed yet contintue to ♥♥♥♥♥ about solved problems far more annoying. You are the very definition of "Stop liking what I hate" guy.
If you dont like it write a negative review and move on. If you are confused or dont understand something thats when you come to the discussion board so you can try and get better. You elected to do neither and simply complained.
(TL;DR : Every card game in person or online is pay-to-win / luck based. ESL is very free-to-play friendly with several different ways to craft cards, gain gold, gems and packs. From Arena, Gauntlet, and Rumble, to grinding the A.I. and daily quests, to grinding Twitch Drops. Also, you can climb to legend with budget friendly decks, and hell, you can get to legend with Paarthurnaxs Roar, the premade deck you can buy for 500g! So it's not as pay-to-win as it may look at first.)
Every card game in real life, and in video game form, are in some way, shape or form, pay-to-win and luck based.
That is *literally* an innate part of any card game.
I have, and never will understand posts like this.
But, I will say, you can win by skill, but of course there is luck thrown in there, because you never know what you're gonna draw, that's precisely the *luck* part of card games (among other things, such as Thief of Dreams, for example, where the cards 'skill' is sort of and/or is a gamble.), even in real life you never know what you will draw from your decks(unless you're cheating IRL), and it can quite literally make or break you in certain situations.
Pay-to-win, both online and in person because, let's face it, in every card game ever to exist, you buy booster packs or "promotional" tins looking for the cards you want, making your decks stronger and just collecting the cards.
I would argue Elder Scrolls: Legends is one of the more free-to-play friendly online card games out there.
You get daily quests randomly worth 30 - 70g each, which isn't bad I think. Hearthstone has a SLIGHT edge simply because they have a single quest that's worth 100g, but anyway, back on track.
You can farm the A.I. everyday if you REALLY want gems to create new cards, you can just craft hyper aggressive "anti- A.I." decks to stomp them and continue to do so until you finally hit the limit at 600 gems.
That's not too bad, I must say. If you dedicated your time to grinding the A.I. you can make 1 Legendary/Unique card per two days, OR a set of 3 copies of an epic card, or 3 copies of 2 different rare cards, or 3 copies of 4 common cards per two days.
You can also play Arena once you get situated with the game and start gaining a better understanding of the game and its cards, as the entrance fee is 150g (compared to the 100g to buy a single pack of your choice) and you only need like 3 or 4 wins I believe it was to break even. You'll earn a pack (there's your 100g right there.) plus you will win something like 30 - 40g (even greater rewards with higher win counts) ...and like 30 soul gems.
That right there is worth the 150g, you got a pack, some gold and some gems and broke even.
Or even play the special "Rumbles" they host once in awhile, I forget which is which, I think Gauntlet is the one with lesser rewards than Rumble but it has more value than Arena regardless, Rumble I believe if you can somehow reach the top 3 you get an INSANE amount of packs, like 30 or 40 packs. Gauntlet if you get rank 1 you get 10 packs.
Additionally, you can just watch Twitch to further your understanding of the game or simply put it in the background on silent and low resolution while you play or do other things and you can earn rewards for it.
It USED to be one reward, approximately per day, and you could earn 1 of 3 rewards, those being:
1. 600g
2. 1,500 gems
3. 1 random legendary card
But they kinda nerfed/buffed it depending on how you view it (are you a glass half-empty kind of guy, or glass-half full)
Now it's estimated every 6 hours you can earn a reward, but now you earn lesser rewards, for example you might get 100g or 100 gems, or even less than that, in addition to the original 3 rewards.
So you can still get 600g, or a free legendary but, there's lesser rewards thrown in, and you can get 2 or even 3 rewards in a single day.
So make of that what you will, some people really like the change, other people really HATE the change and literally quit because of it.
Also, there's a monthly card for playing ranked, at ranks 9, 5 and 1 you can get 1, 2, or 3 copies of the card respectively and as far as I know, it's always an Epic rarity card.
PLUS, you can buy premade decks for 500g each, with each deck containing a Legendary and several epics and rares, which that alone makes it VERY worthwhile to grind the gold to get those decks.
But anyway, there's a multitude of ways to get cards or gems or gold.
If you're frustrated with the game just keep trucking through, (unless you're not having fun), and you can craft any card/deck you want.
It's this, and this is also why sometimes the non- or anti-meta decks can really throw people for a loop. They bring unexpected card combos or deck types and can rack up some wins before people "catch on" to what's in the deck. It's also why sometimes playing Casual for quests can be an exercise in frustration with all of the non-meta and unoptimized decks in play there.
Take a 50-card deck to start, which compared to 30 card minimum decks dilutes out the probability of scoring multi-card synergies.
But the biggest luck generating factor in Legends is the overtly unbalanced 3-point crystal advantage given to the "second" player, who more often than not will actually go first only with a 3-point advantage that they can carry throughout the match as they see fit.
These 2 factors result in:
- increased luck factor
- imbalanced advantage for the "second" player
Why would Bethesda want to have an imbalanced game?