Rasalghul said: About the « randomness » of cascade, they can happen but it is suspicious that they happen a lot of times when Greg is about to die, and instead, after the rainfall of gems of the same color (I saw a series of 7 gems of the same color, once !), you end up on the bad side. Sometimes, it looks like the ending of a bad action movie.They should be some kind of condition in he code to avoid drawing the same kind of card x times in a row. Moreover, Greg also prevents you to draw the card you need for objectives even if 40% of your deck has a target characteristic.
starfall said: Narcoticsagent said: I have noticed that any time I get a match against some one who's name I recognize from the forums Greg never casts anything. The entire match will end without me getting to see more than 1 or 2 cards from my opponents deck. Should I consider this malicious intent from the devs? Are they actively seeking to deny me meaningful matches against opponents I recognize? This happens a lot to me in TOTP if I'm playing against an Omnipotence deck.Oktagon don't want us to lose games against OP decks like that as it can be infuriating, so instead of balancing the OP cards, or even just selecting a different opponent for us to play against, they make Greg sit there and cast none/almost none of his cards.We all want to grind through the dailies as quickly as possible so generally we don't care.
Narcoticsagent said: I have noticed that any time I get a match against some one who's name I recognize from the forums Greg never casts anything. The entire match will end without me getting to see more than 1 or 2 cards from my opponents deck. Should I consider this malicious intent from the devs? Are they actively seeking to deny me meaningful matches against opponents I recognize?
starfall said: Levels mean less than nothing. You'll certainly never catch up to my level, because I levelled before the last XP update, and that was a total snafu. It's physically impossible for you to reach my level now.They'll be implemented into a bad new matchmaking system soon, which will be bad, but I expect people will defend the new bad system as 'a step in the right direction'.
starfall said:Oktagon don't want us to lose games against OP decks like that as it can be infuriating, so instead of balancing the OP cards, or even just selecting a different opponent for us to play against, they make Greg sit there and cast none/almost none of his cards.
Firstofhisname419 said: starfall said:Oktagon don't want us to lose games against OP decks like that as it can be infuriating, so instead of balancing the OP cards, or even just selecting a different opponent for us to play against, they make Greg sit there and cast none/almost none of his cards. I just lost to an Omni deck on turn 1, so I guess they fixed that bug.