A very appropriate release to celebrate the 10th anniversary of TW3 (my god time fucking flies). Much like the author of the article I was always surprised there weren’t any physical editions of Gwent being sold. And again like the author, I hope it’s the Witcher 3 version of Gwent being sold and not the standalone. I want to re-live my degenerate decoy/spy shenanigans.
Wait, 10th anniversary?? WTF, I’m old
It came out just a couple of years ago, right?
To be fair, Coelacanth, I don’t think you’re a normative judge of the passage of time.
What do you mean, the Cretaceous period was just yesterday.
Am I the only one that avoids Gwent altogether when playing Witcher? Like, I don’t go to that world to play cards, if I’m loading it up it’s cause it’s swords and magic time.
I didn’t enjoy it very much. Which was surprising to people. I just really preferred to faff about and investigate things and die to things I was not suppose to say hello to yet.
I play it exclusively for the Gwent
Difficulty: story only
Cutscenes: skipped
Gwent Difficulty: hardOptimal.
I do not understand this at all… but I respect it.
Witcher 3 became a Gwent sim. I loved it.
I printed off my own set to play with colleagues at work. Turns out none of my colleagues are nerds :(
Honestly I don’t think Gwent works with physical cards. Too many calculations. It’s a nice item for collection, though.
As far as physical card games go, Gwent is on the low end of things when it comes to complexity and calculations. Magic the gathering exists after all.
