hivemind
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the ultimate redpill is that hearthstone is simply a better designed game(especially for draft)
lol, I don't think people predicted cards dropping prices because of demand dropping 60%+as predicted
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yeah legend of whatever totally sounds like a game with a playerbase > 10 people
Oh: https://steamdb.info/app/583950/graphs/
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It's inevitable that this will go F2P, but then Valve will have to deal with masses of disgruntled early adopters who forked out the 20 bucks on release. They'll probably offer some zero-value compensation (a limited edition card or some shit) like they did with Orange Box owners when TF2 went F2P.
It's inevitable that this will go F2P, but then Valve will have to deal with masses of disgruntled early adopters who forked out the 20 bucks on release. They'll probably offer some zero-value compensation (a limited edition card or some shit) like they did with Orange Box owners when TF2 went F2P.
All 3k of them.
It's inevitable that this will go F2P, but then Valve will have to deal with masses of disgruntled early adopters who forked out the 20 bucks on release. They'll probably offer some zero-value compensation (a limited edition card or some shit) like they did with Orange Box owners when TF2 went F2P.
All 3k of them.
No, all tens of thousands of them, since every person who paid $20 for a set of cards will be disappointed to see that same set of cards cost $0 now. Keep in mind there is card trading, some people specifically paid $2-$15 for a key card early in the game's life. Some idiots even thought they can make a living buying and selling cards, cornering the market, etc. Making cards free will awake very vocal whiners to be sure.