Both Mike Meade and Carter “JTC" Dotson join me on this episode of The TouchArcade Show which was recorded at like 1:00 AM Friday morning because both Mike and JTC are vampires or something and go to bed at 8:00 AM. Needless to say, this whole thing was past my bedtime. We kick things off with a bit of baseball chat, just to shed some light on Carter’s random swearing on Twitter over the last week. From there, we talk about some news stories from the site before shifting gears and discussing a Eve history talk I went to… Which all kind of got us bummed out because of how little historical preservation there is of supremely temporary nature there is of digital things and experiences. After that, we pick things up and talk about Subterfuge (Free) and Downwell ($2.99) before some brief wrestling chat.
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I don't understand why you're so sour about this one. I've been having a blast...
I have too. Such a great way to do dailies.
I think it's difficult to write about the quality of Tavern Brawls because they are basically all "bad" in a theoretical sense. Like if you consider any individual brawl as a "game" they're broken, unbalanced, possibly repetitive, lack meaningful decisions etc and they'd get old fast.
Of course that's why they're only around for a few days, and brokenness itself can be fun for a while. It's like playing a game with the gravity cut to 10% or something. It can be fun but it's hard to "review" that kind of fun and it's often about what kind of silliness grabs you on a particular day.
I'm playing ramp astral communion Druid
If I draw it early enough I get to play 5 hero powers after discarding my hand,
Also the hero power "pile on" summons my big minions for only 2 mana, and the opponents have to use that one too.