I am disappointed with Wulven

[plo]

This is no troll. I have just gotten extremely disappointed with the game due to the Legendary cards. I was thinking the game:

1) Was supposed to be a free2play where real money only serves for such things like creating guilds, using beautyful sleeves, participating in tournaments, making cards look cooler, and this kind of stuff, etc... But winning would be related to deck-building and not to money.

2) That the creators valued a lot balancing and were trying their best not to have neither OP, or UP cards.

The Legendary cards show I was wrong all along. They haven't just put a OP card to the game, they have done that without even testing them. Do you call those cards balanced? How do you know this if you did not even test them first? I heard somewhere on the SE Radio that "the expansion was only going to be released when it were perfectly balanced"(I'm not sure if it was with those exact words, but it was alonng this line), but now I am just seeing two cards that seem to be OP being released with no prior testing.

This is just what yu-gi-oh does and the reason I stopped with it.

[Demnchi]

The Player Focus Group responsible for testing the cards were not only aware of these two cards, but also played with them to ensure their balance. They we're in fact tested. They are just as powerful as normal Epic rarity 6cc's. The cards will still be obtainable by gold, just not straight away. (if you're lucky, you'll spot one in the merchant from time to time)

[SET Colosal]

Wow guy chill, you are always complaining for everything. I'm starting to think that this is not the game for you

[1ndeed]

I had both legends played against me in a popup. Neither one did anything at all.

[Warr Byrd]

If you have a lot of allies, you are probably already winning. If you don't have a lot of allies, Karlstrad's not too much more difficult to deal with than any other 5 or 6cc ally.

Scourge Colossus is beefy and harder to kill than the others, but his ability is very situational. He has to damage the hero, and even then it is useless against certain deck types.

Both of them are unique, so it's not like they'll just rampage across the board.

Awe factor, high. Playability, not much more than average.

[Yggdroid]

yea they don't exactly scream game breaking they might be nice additions to some decks but they can still be easily crippled or defeated.

[CyrusKhane]

yea they don't exactly scream game breaking they might be nice additions to some decks but they can still be easily crippled or defeated.

Well, Karlstrad can't be crippled. Haha

[tman507]

Yeah, cool looking and powerful to be sure, but not super game breaking I feel. I had a Karlstrad played against my Boris yesterday and I just played Dragon's Tooth and killed it right away (which I took great pleasure in doing). And as Warr Byrd said about Colossus, some decks wouldn't really care about the ability, as they don't really care about having items, sure his attack is high, but he's high cost so you'd expect that. And I don't really get how people think that these cards are making the game all that much more "pay to win". Sure you're more likely to get them if you pay more money to get more packs, but it's like that with any of the powerful cards. And I know after a while the legendaries will start to appear more in the merchant, where they will be available to everyone, for a lot of gold sure, but what do you expect.

Well, Karlstrad can't be crippled. Haha

Well, sorta. I could be wrong here, but I believe "incapacitated" only applies to not being able to be disabled or frozen. Technically then he could have Crippling Blow put on him (as that only reduces his attack to 0, not disable him), or be hit by Raven (again, only an attack reduction, not disabled).

[CyrusKhane]

It was a joke. I assumed crippling blow would work on him.

[Unruler]

Yes, I was pissed about that legendaries too.

The fact that they didn't announced that didn't help the matter either.

And it DOES NOT matter OP or not, it could be Firesnake and still pay to win.