Letting their core base of players get bored certainly isn’t a good option. By the time it launches, collections will have been live for 4 months, which is a totally reasonable pace of development for a TCG that depends on shaking things up on a regular basis to prevent the meta from getting stale.
They’ve already announced that they’re working on an asynchronous sealed mode which should fill that void very nicely whenever it’s finally ready.Īs for the announcement of Set 2, I have mixed feelings. So there will be a solid couple months of play time with the first set before set 2 comes out. There will still be tournament formats added after that, I assume, but the main thing that will be missing is simply players. Not sure if there are still bugged games, but I haven’t had any bug out recently in a way that impacts tournament play (the only bug I’ve seen was when an opponent quit while I was looking at a card closeup).
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I keep wishing the game had an Arena mode, but I really do think that PvE should take priority over that (and from everything they’ve said it is indeed a priority - there are just different teams doing different things, and the PvP side chugs along even though PvE isn’t out - the PvP game for the first set will pretty much be finished when the AH patch comes out next week (assuming it’s still on-schedule).
I do think Arena or at least league-style play is something Hex should get going, but PvE may fill that need anyway, letting players play whenever they feel like and team up when they can, with progression for your time spent playing.
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