shteev wrote: It's notoriously difficult to get people to fix their RNGs. I remember when I was working in development on arcade machines, and we could see the 'random' patterns periodically repeating the same sequence on screen, and we kept calling the development team down and showing it to them, but they just didn't want to accept there might be an error somewhere.
BLACK LOTUS wrote: It has gotten worse. However I think this is another form of the game programming to screw the player. Several times in the last couple of days I have played and all I get is supports or spells and after 10 rounds I finally get a creature but then it's another 10 rounds before I pull another creature.... Now I find the odds of that nearly impossible especially when I have 1/2 of my deck setup as creatures. OK so not impossible but 3 in 10 games it has happened.... This is serious cheating on the AI ...D3 part. I seriously hope the FTC has a good look at their business practices ! Unfortunately I love this game but it's time to make the game "FAIR" for all players!
BLACK LOTUS wrote: I have built more balanced decks .... It really doesn't matter.... This game can hand you your a** if it wants ..... I have played for sometime now. I can understand it happening once in a while, but when it happens 2 out of 5 games .... It's fixed especially when your opponent gets every card to counter every move ..... And I emphasize EVERY move. I have played several matches where the opponent plays only 3 to 4 cards and can fill all 5 cards with mana in one move ... Play all 5 of those cards in one round and have 5 new cards (basically the same 3 to 4 cards) the very next round and repeat the process 2 to 4 rounds in a row ....
Pqmtg- wrote: BLACK LOTUS wrote: I have built more balanced decks .... It really doesn't matter.... This game can hand you your a** if it wants ..... I have played for sometime now. I can understand it happening once in a while, but when it happens 2 out of 5 games .... It's fixed especially when your opponent gets every card to counter every move ..... And I emphasize EVERY move. I have played several matches where the opponent plays only 3 to 4 cards and can fill all 5 cards with mana in one move ... Play all 5 of those cards in one round and have 5 new cards (basically the same 3 to 4 cards) the very next round and repeat the process 2 to 4 rounds in a row .... Let me guess. You're ranting about getting schooled by Kiora.
BLACK LOTUS wrote: Pqmtg- wrote: BLACK LOTUS wrote: I have built more balanced decks .... It really doesn't matter.... This game can hand you your a** if it wants ..... I have played for sometime now. I can understand it happening once in a while, but when it happens 2 out of 5 games .... It's fixed especially when your opponent gets every card to counter every move ..... And I emphasize EVERY move. I have played several matches where the opponent plays only 3 to 4 cards and can fill all 5 cards with mana in one move ... Play all 5 of those cards in one round and have 5 new cards (basically the same 3 to 4 cards) the very next round and repeat the process 2 to 4 rounds in a row .... Let me guess. You're ranting about getting schooled by Kiora. No I have had no problem beating any Plainswalker.... Look if this game gives you 10 cards in a 40 card deck I should see more than half of those cards in a match. But the game is stacked in the "AI's" favor. Now I can understand that in story mode but when you're playing in the PVP events or quick matches it should be about the deck and how you play your cards. But when the game gives you a massive handicap by dealing 3 or 4 cards of the same card right off the bat, and seeing the same 3 or 4 cards multiple times in a match, limiting your color of gems on the board throughout the game, placing your supports in vulnerable locations, and then giving the "AI" massive bonuses with collosal chain matches, giving your opponent the ability to play every card in its arsenal multiple times in a match, perfect support placement, and perfect counter moves for every move you make. Well I call bulls***! I have had several matches in a row where this has been the case and against every Plainswalker. Look I really do like this game but I am seriously considering uninstalling it.
Pqmtg- wrote: BLACK LOTUS wrote: Pqmtg- wrote: BLACK LOTUS wrote: I have built more balanced decks .... It really doesn't matter.... This game can hand you your a** if it wants ..... I have played for sometime now. I can understand it happening once in a while, but when it happens 2 out of 5 games .... It's fixed especially when your opponent gets every card to counter every move ..... And I emphasize EVERY move. I have played several matches where the opponent plays only 3 to 4 cards and can fill all 5 cards with mana in one move ... Play all 5 of those cards in one round and have 5 new cards (basically the same 3 to 4 cards) the very next round and repeat the process 2 to 4 rounds in a row .... Let me guess. You're ranting about getting schooled by Kiora. No I have had no problem beating any Plainswalker.... Look if this game gives you 10 cards in a 40 card deck I should see more than half of those cards in a match. But the game is stacked in the "AI's" favor. Now I can understand that in story mode but when you're playing in the PVP events or quick matches it should be about the deck and how you play your cards. But when the game gives you a massive handicap by dealing 3 or 4 cards of the same card right off the bat, and seeing the same 3 or 4 cards multiple times in a match, limiting your color of gems on the board throughout the game, placing your supports in vulnerable locations, and then giving the "AI" massive bonuses with collosal chain matches, giving your opponent the ability to play every card in its arsenal multiple times in a match, perfect support placement, and perfect counter moves for every move you make. Well I call bulls***! I have had several matches in a row where this has been the case and against every Plainswalker. Look I really do like this game but I am seriously considering uninstalling it. You must be forgetting the equally numerous times you win the game where the opponent barely manages to get a creature out, and other various instances where the AI gets screwed while you get an easy ride. Or that occasional unintentional cascade you start yourself. That happens too right? I play a lot of card games, and find there to be no significant screwing around with the probabilities here. Sometimes you just get a bad draw, and gotta play the hand you're dealt. I can't count the number of times I've opened my starting hand in mtg to find myself with no lands, or 5-6 lands. It happens, and more often than you'll think. The point of good deck building is to be able to handle these swings. I counter propose to you that if the game were fixed, it would happen every game, not just 40% of the time.