@JedTheRealFish wrote:@UniVoidz? @Gabochido? Silent?
Probably becuase no one knows what you're talking about. Even I find it hard to understand what you're implying
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@HoboMaggot wrote:
@JedTheRealFish wrote:@UniVoidz? @Gabochido? Silent?
Probably becuase no one knows what you're talking about. Even I find it hard to understand what you're implying
@HoboMaggot Well that's kinda rude. You have the power to ask nicely for him to rephrase the question. No need to be a Richard about it.
@JedTheRealFish I fear people are losing interest in the game. You look at reddit, the longtime people who always scoured for what's coming up, don't report out anymore. For me, without new content, or the hint of new content, the game becomes uninteresting.
BPRD
Dear Maggot:
Challenges are largely unwinnable without several ad views. They frequently repeat. The puzzles are the most creative, exclusive to Wednesdays. And they were once more thought provoking.
I tried to be responsive.
This is so true! They give us a lousy deck and we have to win the challenge with it.
According to the yesterday's update, they made the daily challenges less difficult.
It's funny that I tried since the update and I couldn't even damage my opponent cause the first thing the A.I. did was kill off my arm wrestler with a mush boom. Then the next round, the A.I. drops 2 astro shroom. Then the 3rd round, I had nothing to kill off any of the 2 astro shroom. A.I. continues to drop 1 and 2 sun casting characters. I keep getting hit by bulleyes. It was basically like Citron's bean deck.
Yeah, EA that's reducing the level of difficulty..................*eyes roll.
I remember thinking about the "reducing the difficulty level" claim in today's challenge (05/25/2018). So everyone gets Strikethrough, which already seems to favor Zombies more than Plants (no rescuing low-health plants with a Torchwood, for instance). Add an opponent whose hand is always full of cards that either move zombies, grant bonus attacks, or just flat-out destroy any plant that gets too big (every single plant I grew bigger, save one, across at least seven games, was destroyed without even getting a chance to attack), as well as not really having any way to take out the high-power zombies of a highly-synergized deck that itself grows rather quickly; and it starts looking like we're playing against a hard-counter to the decks we've been given. If the developers think this is "easier mode", it's no wonder so many of the previous challenges were so aggravating!
