Is there a reason the launch bundle is $99.99 on Android, but $122.25 on Steam? They seem to have the same content at first glance.

Marchlands - completely outscores other vp cards. Too powerful. Diplomat - too easy to abuse and get dummy amounts of card draw. Torturer - Can hard lock you out of the game with a minimal action engine Pirate - Every game I play, it's an auto buy for everyone. Way too powerful Possession - Not fun and confusing Hunting Party - Far too powerful Margrave - Another card that nearly hard locks you out of the game for a while Herald - Massively undercosted for what it does Hireling - Just too strong even at 6 ...

I'm new and very bad but it seemed to me that the AI was buying 2 cards per turn in a game where none of the cards allowed for that to happen. Does anyone know if the AI get advantages like that?

In your opening turn the more coppers you start with the better your tempo throughout the rest of the game, starting with two coppers and three estates to your opponent's four coppers is starting handicapped at no fault of your own. The midgame consists of building your deck to build a strategy while the end game always comes down to racing the opponent to buy up as many duchies and provinces as you can where the player who gets their hands bricked by these victory cards falls behind. It'd feel a lot bette...

Why isn't Baldur's Gate 3 chopped up into tiny piece, and every elf NPC sold separately? Because greed is killing gaming. Stop buying greed, and it will wither and die. Vote with your wallet!