Eredan's World

In the process of deciding wheter I want to put any effort in the trophies or not

How many fez is required to complete?

google translate is lying to you about the requirements bad google!

the card doesnt have to be powerful. I like events like this because its a break from an otherwise monotonous game.

Besides if all feerik released thru events were power cards those cards would be all you see in decks.

I have another concern regarding this statement

"A card which does not sell, will gradually decrease in value, until finally the card is at the lowest set price point for each rarity."

Of course I would like further clarification on how this works. But from a plain reading it seems that each rarity band (common, uncommon, rare, legendary) would have its own minimum price point.

Let's remove from the argument the obvious flaw which shows us that this actually sets the minimum price point for a given card not at the price that the buyers want for it but rather at the price feerik feels it should be.

I want to show how the minimum price point affects lower value rares.

I recently started a temple guardian deck because I thought lodin was kewl. and because once I saw the cards I figured it would be a cheap deck to make. I got my forced marches at 2000 and disembodiments at 400-500 (both rares I believe). Now it seems the minimum price point is 5000 for rares.

So new players will have to buy them at 5000 per rare instead of the discounted price I got before. If you truly want buyers to have the power then do so. remove the minimum. Let any card be sold at the price that the  market is willing to pay for it. Right now if you implement this 5000 minimum there is a certain class of rares (lets call them crap rares ) which will never be sold.

Reducing the price of the cards everyday that noone buys them was a brilliant idea. The rest not so much.

I honestly cannot find any reasoning in this statement. If the new system is as great as you say it is then it will work whether the tax is 10% or the tax is 30%. The only difference is who gets the money.

If this new system works as you believe it does then people will buy at the price they want to buy.

Ok lets come up with an example. We have 2 players. Player A and Player B. Player A has an assasiinate. He wants to get 30000 crystals from its sale. Player B Is only willing to spend 18000 crystals for it. For simplicities sake let as assume this is the only supply and demand in the market.

Now under the 30% tax player A will sell the assasinate for 39000. 30000 for him and 9000 for feerik.

Under the 10% tax player A will sell for 33000. 30000 for him and 3000 for feerik.

Now of course the player is only willing to pay 18000. So no one buys and the maximum price if I understand it is lowered. The price level finally reaches 18000. A price that player B is willing to pay.

Now if player A is still willing to sell under the 30% tax he gets 12600 crystals while  feerik gets 5400.

If player A sells under the 10% tax then he gets 16200 while feerik gets 1800.

In both cases the card was sold at the level the buyer wanted. (or in a macroeconomic term, the prices where the demand was at). The only difference is who gets the money.

In fact having lower tax can have two advantages that I can see.

1. I assume that 39000 and 33000 or whatever price band will go down at the same rate due to lack of interest. Having a price start out at a lower band will make it reach the level of demand faster. (i.e. prices normalize faster)

2. There comes a point where a seller will just think that it is not worth it to sell a card when the price is too low. It happens to me when I sell magic cards warmachine figs or anything like that. I think "eh might as well keep it, might need it in the future, price is too low anyway"

Now that is more likely to happen when the seller gets 12600/18000 crystals rather than 16200/18000 crystals.

Remember a seller also has power in this transaction. If the price is too low he can choose to remove his card from the market place.

I actually think that this will lower the amount of available cards in the marketplace since some sellers will choose not to sell cards below a certain threshold (different for each card). Since the marketplace is not a good place to get cards people have to get boosters.

Anyways Ive long felt that feerik is in it for the money and doesnt care about developing the game. From bugs and trophies that should have been fixed/made available a year ago to them ignoring and choosing not to reply to the recent allegation that the winning card of the fancard contest (a year ago) was never introduced into the game. (which if I understood correctly is a big part of the prize).

I sign this boycott. My only regret is I got suckered into spending money last week when they announced the 30% discount. Perfect timing I must say. Fleece the playerbase one last time before they leave the game.

got it Seems like a good card that you can fit in any deck

It evens out though. If you are elo 1500 and you are fighting an elo 2000 player sure you will probably lose. But you will only lose a small amount of elo points. While if you win you get lots. In this example maybe 70-100.

I think the game tries to match you up with the closest elo possible, and sometimes it really is that elo 2000 dude. Remember the room could say 10 players online. But 8 of them could already be paired up with each other.

I tried looking for you before but I can never find you. i assume you are in the level room? Im already done but if I can find you I wouldnt mind letting you harvest 10 points of me

got it. Thanks to all the zil, pack and tracker decks for their one turn ko's

the card is +1 min attack +2 max attack right? Then an additonal +2 so thats +3/+4?

Dont have those sorry Team spirit is going to take me more time only have 3/45 in 2 fights but its very brainless So I can get to the goal slowly but surely without running complicated combos XD

In addition to this and I think I also said it in another thread the % that you can mill in one turn is too high. The standard mill in magic in other games is 2 cards. 2 out of 60 which is roughly 3% of the deck. In here with a standard card you can take out 10% of one deck. In fact with luck I can mill 30% of an opponents deck in one turn! percentage actually goes to 40% once you realize that you only have 15 cards left in deck. Removing even 10% of the opposing deck with one average card is really too high.

I honestly feel that no real playtesting was done for this. They probably went 2 cards works in most other games why not here? Without considering the deck size and the increased rate of card replenishment.

buy lots of packs I dont think you will get any more cards otherwise. Maybe one common a week due to the daily quest?

But to your question maybe a pack zil deck? I made mine for something like 70-80k crystals