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r/tcgcirclejerk•

Everyone is whining that their locals are just playing Commander and not playing Pokemon and Yugioh, but I figured out the solution

Wizards of the Coast just needs to make Pokemon and Yugioh sets so people can play their favorite cards in their favorite game, Commander!

please sign my petition so we can make this happen

edit: and yes I know Pokemon and Yugioh are actually playable card games (LOL), but that didn't stop Wizards of the Coast when they made SpongeBob cards even though Krabby Krush exists

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r/Mechabellum•

Unit HP Bar Visual Change

Optimized the visual of Units' HP bar, it now highlights the most recent damage the unit has taken.

Discord Friend

Now you can connect your Discord account to find your Discord friends in the game.

Balance Adjustments

Damage to Player HP

  • Scorpion's damage to Player HP 300 → 250
  • Typhoon's damage to Player HP 150 → 125
  • Farseer's damage to Player HP 300 → 250
  • Wraith's damage to Player HP 300 → 250

Developer's Note: Units with a price of 300 were dealing too much damage to players' HP, only 50 points less than giant units like Fortress. This change will give players a better chance against strategies involving these units.

Farseer

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r/thegoldengator•

Thank you for the cringe competition

:roflgatorFat: [ Roflgator ]

As a huge fan of Crumpet's impractical jokers content (rip), I thoroughly enjoyed the cringe competition (vod) and found it hilarious.

To some extent, it's fairly divergent (or extreme) when compared to the usual forms of content, making it... riskier for viewership. What are your thoughts on it?

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r/thegoldengator•

Rob seems to talk more about this subreddit than the people here talk at all, meaning that he's mentioned it once or twice. Given that, I think it would be nice to discuss how RP Tryouts season 1 went—what people thought about the format, the contestants, or anything else.

I wish I could give more feedback about it, but I just found it to be great—the contestants, judges, and events all seemed well-chosen and provided varied, interesting content. Even the fairly brutal date nights were entertaining and showed the comparative talent of the lobby.

What did you think about it?

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r/BoardgameDesign•

Hello everyone,

I am designing a 1v1 turn-based strategy card/board game in which players create buildings which in turn create units (like an RTS), but I'm caught up on a rather early point of design: how the players get/use cards.

The current options I see are:

  • Players build buildings from a communal deck (likely like buying in Ascension/King of Tokyo/etc.).
  • Players each have preset faction decks
  • Players each mix 2 or more faction decks
  • Players each build decks (with a large available pool, including a full coverage of neutral cards—I would like this to be a "limited" style game, not ccg)

Additionally, in terms of visibility, I'm unsure on the best approach:

  • Players are able
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r/faeria•

I'm looking to get into Faeria mainly to play with a friend of mine. I looked around for a bit, but couldn't determine what game modes would be available for me to play against him. For example, could we draft Pandora decks and play against each other? Would we be limited to constructed?

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r/custommagic•

Hello, everyone.

Give me any number of prompts of any type. Want some bizarre mechanics? Still looking for a legendary Homarid? Need a card slot filled in your set? I'll try my hand.

I am meticulous, so it'll probably take a week or two for the results. There will be renders, of course. :]

Note that I'm more of a mechanics guy than a lore one, but I'll try my best if you want some flavor text.

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