April Fools Day is a little over a week away, if you didn't know.
April Fools Day is a little over a week away, if you didn't know.
So... this is the WoW TCG but online. Like how we've got a dozen fansites for online Yugioh matches, or that Steam game for Magic: The Gathering.
Alright, I guess I can live with that, but... why only the first 9 classes?
They're 7 months into MOP. I'll grant that they haven't even added Monks to the TCG yet, fine.
They're 3 expansions into Death Knights, plus the TCG has had Death Knights for 4 years. There's no real excuse there- especially since they have DEATHWING as an available card.
If they just leave it as is, then when they finally do release other classes to the TCG, it's gonna be a mad rush for packs to construct a new deck equal to what people have had since the start...
Last edited by Leviatharan; 2013-03-22 at 09:11 PM.
League of Legends allows you to buy champions earlier with Riot points if you do not use the game currency.
However, buying a champion is not buying you power. It's buying a character so that you don't have to wait for that specific characters free-week.
If you have patience however, buying a champion for the game currency really doesn't take that long.
So no, I would argue it's not pay to win.
Dota 2 have purely cosmetic items, which you can get in two ways: drop from after a match or buy them earlier on.
Team fortress 2, you can buy weapons or armor which may give you a advantage one way or the other, as being immune to a spy backstab or being able to control your sentry, which both are basically "Power". But since you can get these items through regular just playing the game or trading, it really doesn't count as pay to win.
Buying cards in this game (Depends on wherever or not they make exclusive cards to the real money shop or not), really isn't buying power.
If buying a booster pack in this game counts as buying power, then buying a sniper for Sniper in TF2 counts as pay to win.
Since the games have ways for you to get the cards through either having to buy them for real money, or free through the ingame currency/Trading systems, it shouldn't be viewed as "Pay to win".
But yes, you are right. We kinda have to wait and see how they decide to make the shop work. If they make exclusive cards that have a advantage in the game, then yes, pay to win. But if they sell packs or specific cards which all can be gained the regular way, then not pay to win.
Card games in real however, ARE pay to win....as that's the only way to gain cards. You have to buy enough cards to even play the game, and even there you may have to buy more cards again in order to be competitive. Staying with a basic deck in a tournament really isn't that good of an idea.
Counters, counters everywhere.
Originally Posted by Crabby
I couldn't possibly be any less interested in this. Card games just aren't my thing.
This is not bad, assuming it is free to play. Star Wars Galaxies had a similar ccg minigame, and it was a fun diversion. More interesting than playing pokepets or tillering a garden. It will appeal to some, but definitely not the majority.
Lets see we didn't get a D3 expansion, SC2 LotV announcement, Warcraft 4 announcement, new IP announcement,Starcraft Ghost being re made or Blizzard All-Stars announcement, but we got a crappy looking TCG looking game....
Blizzard at a all time low
Holy Hell these posts are funny.
Looks like all the people for it, are slamming anyone with a negative opinion. I mean why does someone's not so favorable opinion hurt your feelings so much? " Boo Hoo you said it sucks, there for i will call you an idiot, a moron, and call your mom fat. Now maybe you will like it"
BTW: It looks fucking retarded. Enjoy it, if it's your cup of tea.
Really want to play this new game, love the trailer, very good work from blizz, love all of their games.
dont get all the hate i think it's cool. GJ blizz.
so, THIS is project titan?
rofl, yet another blizzfail.
Definitely not a game for me.
Free or not. It doesnt look appealing to me. Why would you want to play a card game with heros when you can fight side by side with them in WoW? >
"If the people who are trying to destroy this world aren't taking a day off, then why should I?"
-Bob Marley
Why? What would you gain from it? Seriously please tell me. Are you jealous of the people that actually like this and will have 1 more thing to do in their spare time? Is that it?
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No it's not Titan. It's Heroes of Warcraft. A site they registered some months ago.
Ill give it a go, id liked to have seen some integration from my own wow account but not too fussed about it.
April's fool incoming
I think a better idea (IMO) would be a Super Smash Bros kind of game but with popular WoW heros & classes
Imagine the layout being very similar to super smash bros where you start out with a few basic characters and there being all kinds of game modes (classic, adventure, skill test, challenges, ect) where you could unlock tons more characters, lore, skins, items, stages, ect
"If the people who are trying to destroy this world aren't taking a day off, then why should I?"
-Bob Marley
*Really* not interested in this right now. We've been waiting for *some* information Titan, even the most basic stuff, for like 4 years, and they deliver this.... at Blizzcon we'll probably also only hear about the next Xpac....
Once ... IF... they bring an Android version, ok, then I might play it while on the subway etc. on my tablet but for PC? Nah.
But they aren't ready to reveal Titan yet, why don't you unerstand that. Titan was leaked it wasn't announced. If it wasn't leaked you wouldn't even know it fucking existed. New IP's take YEARS to develop. You're telling me it's their fault they are not delivering Titan? No it's not, it's the fault of the one who leaked it, and because of him everyone is hyped as fuck and blames Blizzard for everything.
Also why the fuck do you people think that they have only one team that works on everything? They said they only had 15 people for this game. Are they not allowed to make games now? I thought they were a gaming company. Also if you say they do this for money, then please, go ahead man, work for free.