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**I will still straight quit, though, if I come up against someone playing legendary after legendary.Developed by Kairosoft, Mega Mall Story is a simulation-management game in which the player takes charge of a shopping mall. Stormbound is unique enough that I forgive a bit of imbalance to enjoy the new and different gameplay core that extends itself to new and different strategies. I'm a bit sick of the MTG style of hero health, play creatures into a horizontal lines, choose to attack/defend style game.

I've played eternal and was sad that it was just basically a hearthstone clone. But since you get crafting mats while opening packs worst case scenario you'll be able to craft a legendary after 16 packs.

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I've been doing decently with a deck with only rares and promos (these are free from quests during events but craftable at a reasonable price after). The legendaries are expensive but competitive decks don't seem over reliant on them.

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I've played for 3 weeks and have full playsets of almost every common and uncommon and maybe 30-40% of rares. Drafting is generous since you keep the cards and you can farm AI for gold if you feel outclassed (though they do get better cards if you win a lot). Maybe try out Eternal if the game is too unbalanced. Luckily there are very very few people with a deck full of legendaries. The card balance for those is completely unfair.

**I will still straight quit, though, if I come up against someone playing legendary after legendary. I'd recommend doing that since its usually a pretty short video and adds 33% more rewards to the pack. *When opening a pack it gives the player the option to 'upgrade' it by watching an ad. Definitely give it some time to allow your collection to build first. I'd recommend this to anyone who likes CCG and tactical games. I worked myself up to Rank 22 or so on the ladder where I was consistently punching above my weight and hit a wall when the season ended. Over the next week or so I was gaining rank pretty quickly and earning decent rewards with each rank up. After a few days of this I got a decent collection and started regularly beating people even if they had a card power advantage**. Realizing that I was playing at a disadvantage, I'd just focus on completing my daily missions (play x number of units/spells/buildings, win 3 times as x faction, etc), collect my coins, buy a pack* if able, and then log out. Combine that with the strategy being a bit different than any game I've played before and I lost many of my initial matches. I initially got really annoyed because I would come up against other players that had a straight advantage on me since their cards were numerically just better than mine. There's a campaign to unlock quite a few cards and daily missions that reward a decent amount of coin to buy packs in the store.Īfter beating the campaign that first day or two, I jumped into multiplayer. Quicker to progress, more fun to play, less stressful. Been playing it for a couple weeks and its overtaken Clash Royale as my go to game. Its like Duelyst (turn based grid system CCG) with upgradeable units/spells/buildings and lanes like Clash Royale or Force Arena and a multiplayer ranking system like Hearthstone.