LogFAQs > #909800447

My experience with Magic involves a month long period a few years ago where a friend and I netdecked a cheap competitive standard deck to teach ourselves the game, and we had a lot of fun there. Seeing everyone play the online one that just came out has me itching to try it out, but at the same time I don't want to make the time/money investment.

I also want to get back into Gwent when that single-player expansion comes out in December. They redesigned so much of that game to the point where it looks like a different thing altogether. I have so much dust in it too, and most of the good cards from back when I played a year ago, so it shouldn't be too difficult to get back into it and make something competitive there.

Artifact doesn't interest me at all.

If I was starting fresh in the digital card space, I probably wouldn't go with Hearthstone. I've just gotten so invested in the game time/money wise, and in the scene around it, that I can't quit and move to a different card game and begin investing time/money there. There's definitely some sunk-cost fallacy going on here, but I can't help it.

I'd sooner quit the genre altogether than commit the same time/money I've committed to Hearthstone to a different game.
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