Eredan's World

You mean speak their minds...with that grammar I reckon you made this weeks cards :-)

Wohoo...flames ahoy.

Constructive comments are welcome. Pointless trolling and snide remarks are not befitting you UBF...as your mother probably said..'if you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything'.

UrBestFriend a écrit :

Let me guess, you guys didn't read the sign: Please don't make threads here.

No, I didn't :-) Are you allowed to reply to threads too? Troll boy ^^

That assuming that the player has no sense at all. You seen to assume that no player has self control and knows better than to risk an exceptional card in a gamble.

You seen to think that Eredan is more a MMORPG than an iTGC.

But if you really belive that it is a good to have injectibles, its your opinion. I wont discuss it anymore.

But you can see how much support this idea got..

UrBestFriend a écrit :

Paladino.:RR:. a écrit :

Not saying that if somoene really lucky manage to for example make a 10-11 min attack melisandre.. It would totally unbalace the game for ever.

If there was a chance of - character return to level 1 and you could use it only once and chose only one stats do it, it could be doable. But we are talking about a flash game here. Would it be possible to create a unique data record of each card for every player?

10-11 min attack melisandre = Noz Mage with 2 dragonbreath

Yep and Dragon breath if a rare card you need to have in ***bip*** hand to comb. While melisandre 10-11 would be attacking that every turn. You can even play hypnotic melody and a quick draw and do up to 30 dmg. Or if you get a bow at the 3 first rounds on round 4 you can make something like 24-30 damage to be split depending on your enemys armor.

Sorry but your idea is broken. Maybe people wont risk much in expensive characters like abo, but there are plenty of people who can waste a lot of cristals in not so expensive ones like Melisandre, Djamena, Pilkin, Valentin and etc..

Even if statistically you will after 50 abomination obtain what you want, some players will never get it, others will get it on the first try.
It's unfair, ridiculous and distasteful.

To me, it's the most absurdly hateful development design.
I abhor the games known as "Korean MMORPG", wich pretty much 100% of the time involves a piramid of some kind with alot of gambling in between, most of the time all-or-nothing situations.

There's no effort->result, because someone can get everyone on the first try, and someone can be unlucky enough to NEVER get anything.

I can't begin to fathom why anyone would like this, but I'm not everyone.

UrBestFriend a écrit :

Nurvus a écrit :

You seem to love gambling.
I like the other gambling idea you posted.

This one just makes no sense, and is unbalanced.

Because +1 to a statistic will give very different results between different cards.
Sometimes +1 is the difference between balanced and overpowered.

This game is like WoW, there's just so many cards, items and builds that its impossible to balance. Also the effect of pokeblocks do not affect pokemon balance that much. Besides, what better balance there is than turn level 6 Abomination into lvl 1 Dandy?

Buyer's remorse. Look it up.

Any business model that willingly produces buyer's remorse results in a loss of customers. Because getting a level 1 dandy after spending months to save up for an Abomination would suck. "The developers just want me to lose" is my immediate reaction, then rage, then playing other games.

Wow relies on a system of progression, leveling, which means socketed gear can easily become outdated. In eredan some cards are timeless - even though a Zil deck from a year ago might not win as much today, it's still fun playing it. Two different business models.

You seem to love gambling.
I like the other gambling idea you posted.

This one just makes no sense, and is unbalanced.

Because +1 to a statistic will give very different results between different cards.
Sometimes +1 is the difference between balanced and overpowered.

I'm not saying everything is alien, you are.  According to you if it isn't native to Earth it's alien.  Therefore the elves of Llanowar, the Mirrans of Mirrodin, the spirits of Kamigawa, ETC, are all aliens.  And when did I ever say the players were aliens.  I'm starting to think you can't read.

Where did you read that?  Did you just base it off of that one tower that sort-of-kinda-maybe looks like the Eye of Sauron?  No.  The map of Middle Earth directly corresponds to Europe mostly.  The only part close to Asia would technically be Rhun.