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1/ You seem to not know what a LCG is. Yet you wrote you play the board version with a same economic model where you have to buy every expansion $ 15 to $ 40
But here an improvment, you can also spend time instead to unlock content.
2/ they said day 1 the game was not a 1 for 1 port of the board game.
If you want to play the board game version stick to it or use sime digital non official client to do it.
They are right to take this choise of gameplay. If they make the same board game in digital version only a very small player base would play it because the rules set are no meant to suit in digital space. And the game would die in 1year.
If you are enable to understand that well, run you fool !
You are also an idiot... cant even edit your post to make it look real.. Where did i say i play board version? Go away troll.
Darn, that's pretty much the only reason i come back to it once in a while, you just feel like on middle earth.
Man i copy paste because I will not spend more time to answer to all the same guys like you who does not understand what the product is and judge it only on the how much f2p criteria...
Not a fan boy kid, I barely played the board game...
Yeah. I am gladly spending money on what I enjoy.
In my opinion the pricing in this game is fair and not really expensive.
There is a difference between spending money on what you enjoy and being tricked into mindless grinding in order to make you spend your money on micro transactions.
It's just taking lotr name, typical f2p game where you can win easly but progressing is hard without paying, so people pay and pay. "Devs must make money somehow" how about selling game for 50$ and then bigger expansions? Just like everyone did for years. F2P is meant to drain money from people, just like lootboxes, you don't even know and you hhave spend literally thousands of $. Also game being so easy it looks like aiming for kids, yeah they will totally wont get affected by microtransactions.
Lotr online is f2p, yet i am able to play it without gring and buy expansions for real money, have not spend single 1$ on miscortansaction and a 1min on grind, friendly f2p that allows me to pay like normal person for content in big expansions and not spend money just to make 1 quest...
Why tricked ?
Months ago I knew you have to pay to play the game if you dont want to grind.
I don't like to grind because I value my time. So I will always pay to get the content and I know along the way of my fun time I will unlock a few content for free thanks to my time spent on it.
It is how I see things and not the other cynical way to look at it.
For example, they demonstrate their fairness when they decide to not implement lootbox to the game. You exactly know what you get when you buy something. That enough to prove an ethical way to handle their business.
This fits my gaming schedule quite nicely.
As for difficulty - well, we'll see if they introduce Nightmare difficulty at any point like the did for the physical product. I feel that the rate of gains is a little grindy at the moment by the card pool is tiny right now. We'll see what they come up with once it expands a bit.