Search results

Magic is never pay to win, if you think it is, its time you take your suck-at-pauper ass out of the game.

I downloaded the client and spent 300$ to build whatever deck I want. The correct statement is "the game is timmy pays to win", since combo decks are a hassle to play and the BO1 format being as popular as it is benefits simple agro strats. Stacking teferi / wilderness triggers and resolving...

3 months after I asked Brogean to investigate a Sirken issue, no response, Sirken hasn't been back and the whole thing has been forgotten. Seems like a legit operation.

It really is time people stopped considering "the big companies" as solid. Those times have come and gone. I expect pre-release sales to crash in the coming year, and especially the EA/blizzard/bethesda ones. After star citizen crashes the market will hopefully reform for the better.

Fun in MTG is a zero sum game. I'm not a good loser, but I compensate by being a great winner.

Maybe you should read some tutorials on deckbuilding, best archetypes, .. its a relatively low time investment compared to learning through experience.

If your opponent lands a 2 drop that can put pressure, you want to cast something during your next turn if you don't have board presence. If your opponent gets unlucky and ends up with some garbage creatures, start casting later and make sure you get to at least 7. Casting 1-2 drops just...

Pretty sure it was one dude for >70% of the time the game has been around.

He had one of the best geared bards serverwide, as you know. He also had one of the largest LoN (legends of norrath, EQ card game which you fund with real money) collections, I mean he had dozens of every mount, illusion, weapon augment, clicky, .. tons of shit, at least worth 5k$ back then...

I was told cheatengine could also be used to edit values & timers, since obviously a large part of the RMAH thing was client side, but never looked into it. Blizzard was already failing back then, obviously. Though I greatly enjoyed their amateurism.

@Elidroth perhaps you can give us some insight into how EQ handled the no-drop transfer hack, and what the policy on banning RMTers / hackers was?

I made around -7k on EQ. I was serverwide 1st bard for a while in a strong guild. I bought a top 10 serverwide SK and SHM from guildmates. These set me back about 1800 each. I boxed the trio for hundreds of hours and kept them max AA for many expansions, their gear got updated through guild...

Don't worry. Based on their previous games it is likely they will overbalance the F2P income at some point, and once the majority of players is sitting on a pile of gold, they'll cancel the game and launch MTGA: 2020

I guess me skipping on a game I've played for 20 years, not due to the core product but due to the marketing plan behind it summarizes the gaming industry pretty well. They know what game concepts work, they just don't find themselves generating enough revenue with a normal sales model.

No I meant magic 2015 and the other games in that series. MTGO has been around a long time, its always been pretty clunky with poor gfx. The magic and planeswalker series were visually far more attractive and were about standard. They all got canned. They have been making pretty games that...

Not convinced here, their last iteration of the game was solid, had all of standard, and ended up getting canned with a 2 week advance notice.

Is there any reason to believe this game won't be closed down at a random point in the future, like all the previous iterations?

highly disadvise you've boxed EQ too much :(

Just turn your first dude into a marathon runner, by running across the map without any gear / burden. After he gets etheopian, throw a rock at some enemies and kite them to the nearest city, you are now rich.

With all its flaws, the original EQ was a far superior experience then all the later iterations. 5, 10, 15, 20 years of "working" on it all detracted from what made the original a great game. Things like letting every class bind without assistance, letting every class get a form of...

In GTA they had all kinds of vehicles to sell, RDR only has horses. The range of weapons is also far smaller, as is what they can do with property and clothing without going overboard. RDR just isn't as good a setting to monetize.

Please don't think that car is anywhere remotely near a GT3's performance.

For sure! The people investing 1500$ in a star citizen ship will get quality also! Its not like the video games industry has ponzi schemes all over. So who is with me for early alpha access on pantheon?

I never said anything like that, but I can't stop you from being retarded.

The best BOTW experience is on PC.

I never beat plok. Fuck that game.

I doubt the blizzard brand will be around in 2021. They've lost a ton of goodwill with fans across various franchises, their top franchises are stale at best, and they have generated some really bad PR .. its just not worth keeping a brand around when it takes Activision a few days to design a...

I've posted before I think they are buying a large part of their own ships. They put up a $1200 ship, 5000 available, and buy 4000 themselves, to trigger whales to buy the last remaining 1k available, and since it "sold out at record speed" it creates the environment for the next whaletrap...

sometimes using capital letters is important

start with 1, after two weeks switch to nr 5 do a contest to have forum members create one meanwhile

Tyen

I hope someone has alerted social services.

not half as good as a pic of him riding his porn star wife i'm sorry, I should refer to her as "head of CGI marketing" head being the main thing

I thought you liked @Vanessa

sry

I'd say your salty, but I don't remember opposing your political views yet. Democrats rock.

Amazing how many people get salty over what people post in the politics thread, compared to what others have "achieved" irl. Guess most don't mind people putting a burden on society as much as having their political views opposed. Mental illness isn't an issue either, as long as it involves...