The only thing the TCG is useful for imo is the loot cards, some people like it though it seems.
We've got a couple of moderators who are certified judges for the TCG. They seem to enjoy it, even if they don't discuss it too much. A friend of mine played it for a minute, and went back to Vs more full time. I should mention, one of our affiliates has developed one of the only card registries I know of for the game. www.ccgdb.com/warcraft
I'm currently fashioning some post icons and smileys for the forums. Even if it's dead, I'd figure I'd better at least try to cultivate a useful area for it.
World of Warcraft TCG is really fun. The VS snobs love to complain about it because it isn't easy enough but it's really worth playing if you have some pals who like card games. But just like Blizzard, you have to have a lot of cards haha.
World of Warcraft TCG is really fun. The VS snobs love to complain about it because it isn't easy enough but it's really worth playing if you have some pals who like card games. But just like Blizzard, you have to have a lot of cards haha.
I haven't got into it because it looked so much like VS to me. I even noticed that some of the operational symbols, like activate, are using the same images (both games are by Upper Deck Entertainment). Generally, when I try a new game it will be because of the dissimilarities with whatever games I've already played. I think that may be why I still haven't gotten into Magic (same R&D team as VS), but I was really drawn to UFS for it's pure uniqueness. If I had learned Magic first, I may have not gotten into VS, or at least, as easily.
I haven't got into it because it looked so much like VS to me. I even noticed that some of the operational symbols, like activate, are using the same images (both games are by Upper Deck Entertainment). Generally, when I try a new game it will be because of the dissimilarities with whatever games I've already played. I think that may be why I still haven't gotten into Magic (same R&D team as VS), but I was really drawn to UFS for it's pure uniqueness. If I had learned Magic first, I may have not gotten into VS, or at least, as easily.
Yeah it's really not like VS. I don't see what is so great about VS.
Lets keep the hate out of this thread? I enjoy playing, I have a full time job, a long term partner, and other hobbies that also take up my time.
If you have a little self control, WoW is no more addictive than snowboarding, horse riding, or any other hobby which can take up a lot of your time if you let it. (Also less expensive.)>>
No offense but, "apples & oranges"
You are 1 of the lucky ones. Some people can do just a little coke once or twice a year. Most people are not so lucky.
I only know 3 people that play and they come to close to being recluse. I know 3 is not a big example. I just believe it, as other online gaming, is a social hinderence.
Yeah it's really not like VS. I don't see what is so great about VS.
Um, Superheros? Villians? Cards that make you say "Shazam!" as part of a payment power? What's not great about that?
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Originally Posted by phoneboy
No offense but, "apples & oranges"
You are 1 of the lucky ones. Some people can do just a little coke once or twice a year. Most people are not so lucky.
I only know 3 people that play and they come to close to being recluse. I know 3 is not a big example. I just believe it, as other online gaming, is a social hinderence.
JMHO
Coke is a bit more then a social hindrance, don't you think? Gaming is a matter of will. True, some have little willpower to resist. But it's still a matter of choice whether to overindulge or not. It's not a chemical demanding your body go back for more.
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