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blope
(Pathfinder Chronicles Charter Superscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber),
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Is anybody else playing this? I downloaded the free demo, then ordered the full game as I enjoyed the demo a lot. I really like it, but I see a few spots where it could use a few tweaks. |
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delabarre
(Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Pathfinder Adventure Path, Pathfinder Chronicles, Pathfinder Companion Subscriber),
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Is anybody else playing this? I downloaded the free demo, then ordered the full game as I enjoyed the demo a lot. I really like it, but I see a few spots where it could use a few tweaks. I got it off Greenhouse, don't buy it if you have to be somewhere within the next eight hours or so... ;-) |
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Amelia,
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I loved the demo and plan to pick up the full version soon. |
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Rithralas
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The demo was really fun. I'm buying the full version for sure. |
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Christopher LaHaise,
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I didn't even bother with the demo, I picked up the full version just from what little I heard about it. I generally trust Paizo's judgment in this kind of thing, and Richard Garfield didn't go wrong when he first made Magic. I posted my review (4/5) for it, and my only quibble is the randomness of what you get to use for any given duel. If this game allowed 'deck building', I'd have given it a 5/5. I'd have been pleased as punch if you were given the option of making a 'deck' of 4 cards for each Element, and could go into each duel with that 'deck'. Once you get a new card you like, swap out an old one for a new one. I see cards I use consistently, and a few I ignore completely because they don't fit my style of play. Keeping this completely random makes some encounters in Campaign mode especially annoying, and you have to 'shuffle' to get a combination you can use. That, I think, detracts from the game. Online play, I think, would fall into the same boat (admittedly, I've not tried this yet). Player versus Player becomes a combination of skill, and a huge bit of luck when it comes to the draw. Did you get cards which play off each other well? Did you get things which actually hinder each other? So far, I'm okay with the game, but I'll like it much more if a future version allows 'deck design'. Beyond that (okay, I admit, there's also a few typo and gender-pronoun mix-ups in campaign mode), good game. |
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