They have different card sets (though PvP cards can be used in PvE). There are two separate systems going on the MMO/PvE side, and the pure PvP side. Going to try and clear some things up to the best of my knowledge. Even if you have a few hundred you don't mind spending on a game, I can't imagine what pleasure you would get out of knowing you're in the top 10% of players because you spent more money than 90% of players.īut hey, some people get off on that I guess. You want to play the draft mode where you don't need to compete against people dumping hundreds of dollars into cards? Great, just $7 per tournament.Ĭalling your title 'free-to-play' and then requiring a huge investment of cash to be able to compete is not legit. You can purchase more PvP cards with cash, or win them in tournaments (which you won't win unless you've already bought cards with cash). You get a starter pack of account locked PvP cards. I don't think anybody has ever had the balls to do that. Let's just break this down: this is a F2P title where you unlock NOTHING by playing the game. Hell, I complain about the exploitative practices in DoC, but Hex is going to be ten times worse. I did some research on their official forums just to make sure this was correct, and it is. Gating PvP behind a paywall is flat out absurd I have a hard time believing anybody is on board with that. I'm happy to spend money on a F2P title that handles F2P right. Aaaaand just like that they lost me as a player.Īh, yes - the highly sought-after 'I will not give you any money for your product' customer base

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