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acaremon02 05-11-2009 10:37 PM

What's wrong with everyone having good cards?
And what's wrong with making more?
Plenty of people are willing to make more cards if they're allowed to stick their character in it. Different MMO games involving cards allow players to submit their own cards and I'm pretty sure Classic and the GC team is open minded enough to accept player cards as well.

I understand part of the game is about collecting, but another part of the game is about building your own strategic deck and having fun.
No one's retarded enough to fill their deck with level 4 cards even if they have enough otherwise they would run out of MP.
Plus, all cards have different stats, even if they have same level.

Card game's more fun if everyone is around the same level.
Otherwise, people get bored, and the game lacks good competition.

BlackSolider 05-12-2009 12:34 AM

Nothing is wrong with everyone having good cards; in fact, this is what we need to happen.

Nothing wrong with making more; in fact, we've been working on some on and off.

Night planned to have a "card making contest" but hasn't been around enough to go through with the idea.

Rest of the commons seem "spot on".

Pelikano 05-14-2009 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rufus (Post 1490687)
Oh, okay.



That's what I was wondering. We don't have professional quality developers here and never will have, because there is no money involved from anyone. There's a difference between something being "good" or "innovative" on Graal than there is "professional" quality.

Graal Kingdoms is actually pretty professional.
And if it was free and would "live" with Ads, LIKE RUNESCAPE, it'd own Runescape easy.

Rufus 05-14-2009 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pelikano (Post 1491476)
Graal Kingdoms is actually pretty professional.

No it's not.

BlackSolider 05-14-2009 07:58 PM

Rather than just saying "this is this way" or "no, its not," why not say "this is this way because example A, B, and C" and "no, its not because example A, B, and C"?

If you're going to make a claim, whatever it is, put some evidence behind it so the rest of us can see where you're coming from.


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