Oh no I've found a NEW CARD GAME│ Gods Unchained
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GODS UNCHAINED is a digital card game created by an ex-developer of MTG Arena. It's about gods of different domains using their powers to fight for supremacy. It feels very familiar and very easy to pick up and play! Best of all the cards you earn you actually own and trade, buy and sell on their market!
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Awesome! See you in the arena. I think you'll love playing hidden deception aggro. Some magic decks are also quite interesting but some are difficult to pilot.
13:03 That face
Looks like a fun game
isn't this an NFT game?
Apparently so, yeah.
...so what?
Yes, and its really good
@@sebastiaan8203 Literally all of this can be done without the NFTs. You can't take them with you after the servers close, so any concept of digital ownership dies with the game.
@@Crystan Nope, that is simply not true. You can. Ultimately when Ethereum dies, sure. Everything can die xD. Its about how secure are your assets and can you move them around to different marketplaces and trade them. You can't with traditional digital ownership models.
I like the idea of being able to collect and resell the cards you earn. I don't love them pushing a new crypto form and NFTs as the backbone of doing so. That seems entirely unnecessary.
How would you implement that? The benefit of the cards being on a blockchain is that you own them even if something happens with the company producing the cards. Without the technology, a company owns all assets, so the ownership aspect would not work.
Not all crypto projects are scams or excist only because of financial incentives. Its just technology, and if its used by people (game designers) that make a good game then I'm there for the game, and Gods Unchained is simply a great TCG imo. I think ProJared agrees with that.
@@sebastiaan8203 NFTs are a bunch of numbers my friend. You own literally nothing but a hash string in a database. And you only "own" that in the sense that it was alloted to you by one particular company.
"If something happened to the company producing the cards" - Why would *any other service or company* honor a hypothetical failed company's previous purchases? It's nonsensical. And without the game and system to support it, the NFT is just a random string of numbers. So you own... nothing. You own some hexadecimal looking nonsense.
If Steam goes down tomorrow you "own" your DLC on it the same way you "own" an NFT: there is a table somewhere with your account name and a serial key on it. Only difference with blockchain is that table is public and takes ages to verify and calculate because it was *designed* to be difficult to do in order to manage currency and to try to prevent fraud. None of which are aspects a privately held database for a privately produced game need. Hence why Steam has operated for decades with trading items and selling them without any need for NFTs.
@@InakaGames I like it that you call me friend, makes your reply kind so I'll give you a reply.
"Why would any other service or company honor a hypothetical failed company's previous purchases?"
The community could do that.
"Only difference with blockchain is that table is public"
The data is indeed held in a public blockchain. You forget that the assets can be moved around permissionless and they are immutable.
"If Steam goes down tomorrow you "own" your DLC on it the same way you "own" an NFT is simply not true as the blockchain developer cant change the smart contracts, this inherently gives players more security and control compared to traditional ways of digital ownership models.
Btw, having said all that, blockchain tech is secondary to me. I play the game because it is a damn good trading card game. If it was on steam without NFTs I'd play it as well.
@@sebastiaan8203 your version of events would require the fanbase to reverse engineer and implement the entire game system, pro bono, while avoiding any and all copyright issues.
And NFT smart contracts have literally nothing to do with the fact that the blockchain does not store game assets, models, stats, info, etc. Those are all hosted elsewhere.
You have a receipt. A proof of purchase. Which yes, if some benevolent benefactor were to purchase and entirely reimplement the game they could *choose* to honor if they wanted.
@@InakaGames Obviously that would be insanely difficult and highly unlikely xD. It was semi serious, we joke about it ourselves in the community.
Its not only about smart contracts, or where assets are stored. Nfts are hosted on the blockchain and they will remain intact if the game dies, albeit without utility.
The way a game like Gods Unchained is developed is unconventional, which brings with it that it is also about experimental engineering, creativity, and a community that impacts the development and direction of the game.
I'm not a blockchain expert, I do game my entire life and I'm having a lot of fun with this game, and that does includes the blockchain aspects but not primarily, its the whole experience.
If its not your cup of tea I think that is perfectly reasonable.
Looks neat. I like how the mana system makes it so you don't have to worry about getting mana screwed, nor do you really have many options to acquire excessive mana to speed up the match. Giving a good sense of progression as the match draws out, and making sure that one player doesn't lose for no other reason than because they had less mana available.
I watched it to support you and because I enjoy watching you play card games
I get that sponsors are needed but a pay to win NFT/crypto game with 130 dollars per pack?
Nah, hard pass on that one
So.... this is Hearthstone. With NFTs.
No lie I was going to try it until he said that. Fuck nfts.
This is not so, there is a large number of new mechanics that change the game. In addition, there is also a balance and the opportunity to sell your cards, which I really like)
@@mathiasmeier6064 so you sell them for real money??
@@reelequalsreal7323 Sure
more like tf2 weapons, but cards
Jared! This isn’t Monster Hunter!
I thought this game was neat until you meantioned that it's a web3 type "play to earn game. Some people make money off them but for many it becomes a second unpaid (or low paying job). Gross.
While this is the best NFT game I've seen to date, it doesn't change the fact it's an NFT game, and all of this could have been achieved without resorting to that crap.
And while efforts are being made to make those systems not as bad as they are, the reality is that they're still bad today and the nature of the system suggests that it won't ever truly get better.
So I can't in good conscience support this project
So it is a NTF game, wend he said Marketplace I was wondering how it would work.
Honestly I dont like NTF games but I guess if the COMMUNITY and not NTF Bros get behind this I could get into this, since it sounds like a normal IRL TCG just digital.
The idea of NFTs is not bad if it is handled and created by a team that is passionate about their project and wants to create a healthy economy for their project as it by passes even 'middle men' who would try to take fees and gives a product to the consumer that they own, the problem with NFTs is 99% of teams don't care about their projects, make false promises to sell their NFTs, milk people and destroy their own economy making the NFTs worthless in the end. This does seem to be one of the better ones
@@adamssj2295 The problem with nfts is artificial scarcity. There’s no reason to charge for it except that you can.
@@TheDarkstorm69 It is essentially IRL TCG, just digital, however you don't need to rely on NFTs and by extension, the crypto BS, to achieve this, and crypto taking as much electricity as it does causes a lot of problems, even if you ignore the issues surrounding the health of our planet, most places in the world will increase the price of electricity, the more electricity is used, and crypto takes a ton of electricity.
And while there is an effort to lower how much it takes, for instance etherium switching to PoS instead of PoW or whatever it is they call it, the cryptobros promised me that this would mean less electricity used.
However, the moment etherium switched, those very same cryptobros are now showing guides on how to change your mining operation from etherium to whatever coin currently gives you the most money, and as a result, there's no difference at all and etherium still requires electricity to run, you just can't mine it any more, so overall they may have even increased the amount of electricity crypto use instead of lowering it like they promised me over and over again.
So unless there's a change to the fundamental crypto system, I can never support an NFT game.
And, again, none of the things these games do actually require to run on the crypto system, the steam marketplace has existed for quite some time now, and never had to rely on their system.
Before that, you had the real money auction house in Diablo 3, which, again, didn't require their system.
The only reason games don't do this, isn't because crypto enables it and they don't have that system, no, it's because there's no money in it for the Companies, so they won't do it.
@@Jacob-Sophia in a ideal world nothing should be charged for you pay $60 for a game and that's, but we live in a world with microtranscations and in my opinion NFTs are a better option if done right and priced appropriately
I'm not saying the developer of Gods Unchained might have played Hearthstone, but what I am saying is that the developer of Gods Unchained might have played Hearthstone.
This is literally Hearthstone, but with filthy NFTs shoved in it. Not worth the time.
@@RufusKyura id rather play the one that lets me resell the cards i earn and pay for
@@Junior110697 You can do that in Hearthstone too. though its more like dismantling a card you own to get the currency to get more cards.
@@Acidicstudios yeah but when i inevitably don't want to play it anymore can i sell all the cards and move to a different game? No.
@@Junior110697 It'd probably be a pittance anyway, to the point where it wouldnt be worth selling them in the first place.
Plus, buying and selling NFTs? No fking thanks.
Did anyone play the Shadowverse title on Switch? That was a pleasant surprise of a card game.
I saw the thumbnail and said to myself “A new card game… go on…!”
stright up hearthstone's equipment/weapon system
not a bad thing. maybe this game will understand how card games work
Web 3? Ownership? Oh... so this a crypto/NFT game.
This game is basically Hearthstone with different mechanic names, hero powers and cards. I will try out, but doesn’t seem to be the game for me. I’m very bad at card games and still trying to understand exactly how that card ownership works marketing wise.
Its blockchain. NFT like and the such
Just think of it like any other trading card game. In Real life nothing is stopping you from selling your physical cards or trading a bunch of cards you don't need for cards that you need.
It's honestly a great idea.
@@frankeli1564 Sure but p sure that real life cards dont have much an environment impact like NFT cards do
@@popo237 IMX has a smaller carbon footprint due to "rollups" on "level 2" where they combine blockchain transactions in a much more efficient way, on Ethereum which ditched the eco-disaster mining model.
@@relevant3 tldr
My eyes glaze over whenever i hear 'web 3 technology'. Ya you own the cards right now but if the game shuts down or just isn't successful it means basically nothing. If part of your pitch is web 3 then you've failed to make a compelling game. And based on this the game doesn't actually look that great. It feels very hearthstone esc with how mana and creature progression works.
If the game goes under then all the cards still have collectors value. Just like how cards irl sell for more when they aren't printed anymore.
@@Sammysapphira Except irl you could still play the game. If a web3 game goes under all you have is a collection that you can't even use to experience the game ever again. It's literally more pathetic than physical trading cards.
While it’ll probably never happen it would be funny to see Jared try to play Yugioh and getting super confused I’ll definitely would be down to help 😗
He’s played a fair bit of yugioh on the channel
What he ^ said
Yugioh is practically impenetrable to a new player at this point. Or even an old player that hasn't kept up. Like seriously, if the last set you played with was say, Labyrinth of Nightmare? You're fucked.
@@joshking5273 Nah I meant like something like Master duel or any simulation that actually has the TCG rules and not just a different version of it lol
@@TheDuelMaster He played Legacy of the Duelist tho? Is that not accurate to the TCG rules or...?
While not really interested in card games myself, I like that you're really into what you're doing, and It's always cool to see you playing something you're really into. Keep it up a few videos.
I saw the thumbnail and could swear that it was hearthstone
I will watch this to support Jared, but I cannot in good conscience support this game because of the negative environmental impact involved with NFTs/Blockchain mining. There is no reason to further harm the planet for the sake of a card game whose designers felt wouldn't be good enough to stand on its own without the additional incentive of monetizing digital cards, likely knowing full well how harmful the Ethereum Blockchain is.
Bitcoin I would say yes, Ethereum no. Now that Ethereum transitioned to a proof of stake model it is pushing the entire industry to become more environmentally friendly. Their annual CO2 emissions have dropped from over 11 million tons to just under 870. That is incredibly progressive.
Keep in mind that producing physical things is also harmful to the planet. Blockchain technology can be implemented for sustainable and environmentally friendly supply chain practices as it can track products from the manufacturer and help prevent inefficiency and waste by making supply chains transparent.
At the end of the sum, whether blockchain will be good for the planet in the long term is not clear. The technology is still young and improved upon.
The reason why I respond is that I know the developers to be kind folk. Not everyone in the sector is morally corrupt or unthoughtful.
It's Hearthstone with NFTs. How Gross.
Still a fun video.
my boy playing cards
Everyone has little things that they can become addicted to, mines sugar, but poor Jared here has found another hit of card drugs and I'm actually looking forward to seeing him play more of this on his Twitch ^_^
As do I. He's a promising player. I'm curious to see how far he'll get in ranked, especially in weekend ranked.
Good to see that a starter deck is just as formidable as a deck with a lot of big cards
Welp I was super excited watching the first match. In between the matches played here I registered. My only way to play this game would be mobile so I'm a bit bummed about that. Devs have said maybe mobile someday so the hope is there.
I'm a bit standoffish for NFT but I'm not going to snap judge it. Seems like a legitimately good tcg so I'll just remain hopeful for a mobile release, and judge it for myself when I can play.
they didnt even try not to look and play like hearthstone lol
wait does this actually use web3 or is it just a valve-style inventory where you can trade cards?
if it's an Web3 NFT thing, why on earth would you do a deal with them?
I clicked the link because I'm glad to support the channel, but it seems like the game is NFT-based but tries really hard to avoid actually using the term NFT on their web site.
There is blockchain involved here incase anyone is curious.
Ya got a referral code for the game?
Glad to see this game getting more publicity. It's fun!
This looks identical to Hearthstone.
I love card games and maybe this one will stick but the NFT aspect of it makes it inaccessible to me :/
Too bad, ur missing out on a great tcg
I enjoyed the video but a game that advertises itself as a play to earn game is a hard pass for me
This game looks very polished for being in beta. I don't play card games often anymore but this looks very tempting. Would love to see another video or two of it.
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this is an NFT game. So, uh, y'know.
@@cwovictor3281 Yeah I am starting to see that pop up which does make my initial feelings conflicted. Not sure why this game would have to use NFTs as even the old Magic the Gathering online would allow you to buy/sell/trade your cards. And they do seem generous with the free packs so I really don't get it. Unfortunately I would be playing the game due to its NFT nature. Oh well.
@@SkippD Not all NFT projects are shit. 99/100 sure, but not all of them. I'd try GU if you like Yu Gi Oh and MTG. GU is my first interaction with NFTs and crypto in general and I'm having a blast honestly. Also gotta say that I tried other NFT games and they are all crap xD. This just has a good team behind it. Chris Clay from MTG: Arena leads it. I haven't spend a dime, have a neat collection, community is kind and the tournaments are awesome.
@@cwovictor3281 Who cares as long as it's fun?
I've given up on all online games, but I think it's super cool that you actually own your cards in this one.
@BigSlimyBlob would you mind if I asked you why you gave up on online games?
I don't really follow this idea of 'ownership' I mean, I own my hearthstone cards too. Granted, I can't sell them for cash but then neither do I really want to. Problem with this fleeting fantasy of ownership is that if the game isn't successful and the server shuts down, all of your cards vanish with it. What do you really own at the end of the day when you take that into account?
@@Crystan Well put it this way buddy let's say you don't play all the heroes in hearthstone. Wouldn't it be cool if you can trade cards from a hero you will never play to your friend who plays that hero?
Also if hearthstone servers shut down you lose all your cards too so isn't it the same thing?
@@frankeli1564 A lot of reasons. First, they're designed to be addictive. They have a deliberately unreasonable progress curve, or contain deliberate hassle (like super low base inventory space) to essentially force players to use "micro"transactions; said microtransactions aren't at all "micro" anymore, they're the full price of an old or indie game. You usually have to play them a little every single day or fall behind on progression, so it becomes a chore.
In the case of card games, like M:tG Arena, you are rewarded for winning and not playing. So all you see, even at super low ranked, are the same half-dozen ultraoptimized competitive decks. There's no variety in opponents, and if you just want to play random fun decks, you're likely going to lose. The game is horrible for the vast majority of the gamer population, it's only good for highly competitive players and addicted players who are going to be stressed out and miserable while not being able to stop playing.
And don't get me started on MMOs. Monthly membership costs, all the wasted time grinding and traveling to add play time without adding content, all the waiting for other players and having to bear incompetents because all the significant or rewarding content is group content, usually large group content (they want players to force other people to subscribe to the game to access said content).
Online games are constantly being changed and might end up in a completely different direction than you'd have wanted. Remember Firefall? They kept remaking it, worse and worse, until it died.
And if you buy an online game, you don't own it. It will die eventually and you won't be able to play it anymore.
There are plenty of cheap, awesome games with no deliberate hassle that I can play on my own time and however I want. There's no reason to suffer the many (some of which are unacceptable) issues with online games.
i want to see more of this!
looks sweet!
hell yea getcha coin King!
id like to watch you play more if you could
Kinda let down that this is just "we have Hearthstone at home" + NFTs 🤨
You sure it wasn't Hearthstone that they worked on? 😁
Not saying it's a bad thing, I love Hearthstone, but the way the timer burns down, weapons, bubbles, god powers, afterlife/deathrattle, hidden/stealthed, battlecry, poison, taunt, slowly increasing mana system, probably others... it's all Hearthstone. Except the walls, those are MTG 😄
To be fair I haven't played MTG for several years so it probably has a bunch of mechanics I don't know about these days too, just saying it's VERY similar to Hearthstone.
When did this game go online?
Love the Black Knight image
The Felid Protector is Lion-O.
An card game that uses a lot of randomized mechanics and uses web3 (aka NFT)? Pass
Happy you got the sponsor though
Whelp I was onboard till ya mentioned the "you own them" bit about the cards. Looked it up and...yeah...its an NFT game.
Fuck NFTs.
Very similar to Hearthstone on first glance.
Sweet victory bro
I could hear you physically strain to try to not say HS terms like Taunt and Divine Shield. :p
Doesn't seem like a game you will play on this channel but I'd love to see some more maybe you playing with a deck you build instead of the base decks
the card shop for this place is completely out of wack.. their basic card pack is $2.11 for 1 rare, 4 commons +1 'chance' of another rare' . thats the cheapest option. they also have the 'shiny card pack' which has the description of "1 Shadow, Gold or Diamond Legendary card, 1 Rare card (or better), 1 Shadow, Gold or Diamond common card (or better), 2 Common cards (or better) + 1 Shadow, Gold or Diamond Light's Verdict card of any rarity" for 127 dollars PER PACK
@Phoenix58 They can set prices as high as they want for some rando ass premium pack that only appeals to the sweatiest of all gamers^tm
And they want you to pay in ETH to obfusciate your payments aswell as hinder chargebacks.
(Probably also tax shenanigans. ETH isn't a widely accepted currency when it comes to statecraft and taxes.
Also also, might allow secondary out-of-game market, which is a very gray area once again.)
Whilst this is all certainly very much 100% legal, it still strikes as terribly abusive on their playerbase.
The game itself seems fine.
Like many others noted it takes a LOT of inspiration from HearthStone but at least it has something unique going ofr it with the on the lfy selecr draw via Favor aswell that Bag of Tricks stuff.
It does appear to be kind of uninspired to me so far, especially the keywords on creatures.
Sure, they took their time renaming staple TCC mechanics, but these effects mostly seemed like 1-to-1 copies of HearthStone/MtG effects (even if MtG hasn't keyworded ETB yet).
Also, did the mana gauge not fill by 1 each turn after turn 5 or so?
If so, BIG mechanic and actually an aspect setting it apart from HS.
So ... it's Hearthstone.
Also: GG.
I hope that this game takes off just as well as the other card games that are out there. Seems like a good competitor if the game get's just a little bit more polish in the UI and being able to move your cards in your hand to organize them. Thank you for the upload Jared, it was a very fun video. :D
Animation throwdown is pretty ok
Mate this game exist for 4 years now and you just found it?
Hello, Jared! Great video! =D I just wanted to say I miss the "character", "sprite" being sassy at the end of the video. Could they come back?
Seems solid
as long as you ignore the option to buy card packs with real money... one of the packs costs 127 dollars, for for 5 cards, and a chance of 1 more
You can buy cards like individually?! As someone who mostly pays to build decks rather than buy boosters and hope for the best that is hella appealing to me i'll definitely have to check it out!
Look at all of that RNG.
That too caught my attention. I also see it implementing digital only mechanics
Wasn't this a play to earn nft game?
Can anyone recommend a similar game but that doesn't have the generic fantasy theme? A lot of these games that (i've seen) pop up in the last couple of years have have pretty much all had the same generic fantasy theme and artstyle to them. Would love one set in a post apocalyptic setting for example
I'd totally play one that was similar to Fallout or RIFTs.
Personally I prefer Gods Unchained for a variety of reasons, but Skyweaver is similar and in that kind of futuristic style
Infinity War the Card Game on steam.
Decidedly NOT HS tho~
There's a warhammer horus heresy/40k themed game if you like space marines.
Its built on web3 technology, so you can do a thing that Valve games have allowed you to do for a decade!
Innovation!!!
The game is decent at first glance but you can only get a decent deck with real money. As soon as you get past the first few ranks, you meet nothing but perfectly built, unbeatable decks. Unbeatable, that is, unless you have spent a good amount of actual cash. I'll stick to Master Duel. That's at least FTP friendly and less buggy.
So I went to check this game out as far as the prices are concerned. Am I reading it wrong, or are they seriously charging $150 for 6 random digital cards?
You can also buy $2.50 packs or you can do free to play. The game is not pay to win.
Those packs contain shinies for collectors
@Phoenix58 There are cards in it that can outshadow that amount. As I said, you don't have to buy the packs. You can also win packs. I havent spend a dime and my collection is quite nice. and I'm just a gamer man, not a crypto fiend. GU is my first interaction with crypto. Been playing since Jan6.
This looks pretty cool! I might have to give it a go. Thanks for showing us, Jerd!
Dont do it, it's a play to earn nft game
There’s no stopping him now
Yeeeahhh...idk I don't want to be negative but like, doesn't look that adifferent from other Heartstone clones and the web3 thing really isn't promising.
The idea of selling cards to make money sounds dumb, in the end you would still get stuck with the cards that nobody wants. Also, idk why it would need web3 when, as everyone else pointed out, Steam has done literally this but without the need for NFTs.
I'm curious if Jared has ever tried or played Shadowverse before. I bought the Shadowverse game based on the anime so that I could learn the game and it's an interesting one....
Lol so it is basically Hearthstone with a new coat of Paint.
No real new Rules or any fresh ideas....it's just a different Look and style
Wouldn't mind watching more of this game
Unless they cap the sell price of cards, this will become a whale shit show in no time flat.
Sounds like magic spellslingers too
Okay, but its not a full monster hunter 1 playthru. Just saying.
Still unsure and untrusting of "F2P" games. I'm sure expansions are not free and some cards will eventually be paid-access only, etc etc.
very nice I like
Very nice and interesting.
wonder if Jared will try someday Shadowverse on the switch
What's the name of this game again?
You kinda sold me on this. Also the ownership of cards is cool. Hoping on the computer to download now lol.
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this is an NFT game.
@@cwovictor3281 idc it looks fun and I don’t put any money into it anyway lol
@@cwovictor3281 oh also… though nfts are incredibly stupid on their own at least linking it to something that has a use is a small improvement.
9:41 Wild Hog! You need lots of those for your deck. Like, say, 30-50 of 'em.
You might want to include your referall code here in case others start playing this game because of you ^^
I was gonna say that earlier then I got high and forgot.
xD
More please
An unsortable hand seems like the kind of oversight a Scrabble game where you can't rearrange your tiles would be.
is this an actual good Crypto monetized game?
from what i read, you can link your Gods Unchained account to an "Immutable X" account.
allowing you to trade cards with other people {even people who don't play Gods Unchained, but play others or none of them} converting each game's currency in and out of $
as a TCG player, i kinda understood what NFTs were trying to do, basically any TCG card that is 1000$> is almost an NFT
the Monalisa, is an NFT. it's an object that's value is 90~100% based on its rarity, and the novelty of said rarity. {black lotus is half a million atm} NFTs where attempting to recreate this effect, almost to the point of trying to force it
items in CSGO. that's kinda an NFT too. as they can be traded for Steam Balance
Robuxs? technical a Crypto, with player made items being NFTs {no one thought of it, because Roblox keeps about 80% of any money that passes in and out}
NFTs existed before the term was thrown around.
No offense to the dev...but this dose seem like haerthstone
Like many others seem to have pointed out, this is Hearthstone with different ability names. Does not seem like a game for me. Plus I feel like I would get super annoyed by the Confused mechanic real fast.
I know you gotta get that bread, but NFTs are a hard pass my dude.
Glad I checked the comments here. New card game? You have my attention. New card game that supports/is supported by NFTs? No playtime from me.
more!
Fuckin hearthstone copypaste, come on devs. You have to try at least.
Portcullis? That’s a straight up Magic Card
Sorry Jerd but card games always confuse me and are not my thing but I tried watching just for you
NFT cringe
I am immensely disappointed Jared's peddling an NFT scam game.
yeah.... i play 3 hours before i see the NFT/ Crypto shit it is...
This is legit just Hearthstone, isn't it?
Like I haven't seen anything that would be significantly different.
EDIT: Oh the Favor thing. Right.
Energy and the lock system is quite a bit different too
Yeah im not interested in an nft/crypto game. I understand the sponsorship $$, but this ain't it Jared.
Wish you could still see dislikes on videos. Very curious what the like:dislike ratio on this one would be.
Oh no, this means we aren't getting more Monster World, doesn't it? 😔
I always thought they should do a five map six neutral and you play back into your territory with spot you actually lay land but there's a hitch for fun you get a free one one counter at the start of each match so you're going to access places to layland but you do play it like you think you play it but you can take control of your monsters it's just your first token it dies it's gone forever first map will be colorless and each land is a land the player plays so each player starts with five mana I was thinking maybe make cards for that map style oh yeah damaged Delta players Delta player the maps don't contain hit points they represent action loss maybe a free art effect first map random kind of a first person shooter / League of Legends style arena you swap between
Oh yeah action scenario in each map worth five points I guess there would be setting measure for you could say five points of map because direct damage you might want to put it to where it's five points Plus damage taken
Yeah if you haven't seen it kind of pairs up with 3v3 style and you can get a life pool on your last map you have to give yourself life though you have to give yourself life to even see your fourth map oh yeah each player does start with one clear for the artifact and then their battlefields
I'm also open to the artifact always being all players get plus one one counter at the beginning of the match for each map and maybe I tied initiative one or you just play out of your hand for types of artifacts you can play at the first moment in the first round with and without one one counter access
The "ownership" aspect seems neat, but I _really_ don't like online-only collectible card games. The game itself looks fine otherwise.
So this means that Monster Hunter is off the table completely
It wasn’t getting good views, so it’s shelved
@@pharmcat8484 It was getting an average of 10k to 15k views per episode
Same as this one
Or Metal Gear
So...yeah