With it being free to play, the concern of course is 'will it be pay to win?' and it seems not. You can unlock card packs just by playing but they will also allow people to buy card packs as they explain "our card progression and level-up system is linked directly to played games, putting players on equal footing as spenders".

I really don't understand what this means. My fear is that it means the same as in GWENT or MTGA, that you have either to spend a lot of time playing or spend a lot of money, with nothing in between.

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When I started with linux I thought that machines that come with linux preinstalled should be cheaper, because the windows license is not in the price included. Instead they are much more expensive and offer only nvidia graphic cards, because nvidia is the number one fun hardware for linux users.

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Still no built-in support for 4k displays? Thought it was planned for the alpha25 release :(

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I'm not sure about it. First I thought it could be a another Stardew Valley, but I miss the green grass :(

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Bought it a few weeks ago. :neutral:

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Very nice progress, but still no 4k support. :neutral:

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Well, it looks very promising, very old school, fantastic soundtrack, but I see myself already running around in circles in this game, without knowing how to proceed without online help and wasting time looking in every corner, because I don't wanna miss something. :neutral:

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The current state of new developed RTS games is simply sad. :sad:

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Quoting: vipor29no what linux needs is options.you get stuck with one option then it gets boring.i like the fact there is options for different environments.

There are already enough options out there. Too much already in my opinion, because we have more desktop environments than existing use-cases.

One can only imagine how incredibly polished and beautiful Linux would be today if it had been limited to a handful of Linux distributions and desktop environments.

Gnome was designed in such a way that you can customize it with extensions. Gnome needs stable extensions, maintained by people that know what they are doing. This was the way to go. Instead we will now have a future with more unstable extensions, broken icon-sets/gtk-themes, and more work for package maintainers as well.

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I'm here for the copy. :wink:

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