Epic Cards Battle

Suggestions:

Black Friday sale? (Probably a little late for that)
Cyber-Monday sale?

Pr0digy wrote: Cyber-Monday sale?

w00tw00t. dooo eeeeet!

Indeed, need weekly or sales often for players to buy more cards (to gamble).

And also please increase "Energy"....a lot of waiting...some gamers may quit....gamers are usually impatient.
In Deity Wars, there is no lack of "Energy" to keep playing.

Pr0digy wrote:Suggestions:

Black Friday sale? (Probably a little late for that)
Cyber-Monday sale?

Something might be included in future.

westernbar wrote:Indeed, need weekly or sales often for players to buy more cards (to gamble).

And also please increase "Energy"....a lot of waiting...some gamers may quit....gamers are usually impatient.
In Deity Wars, there is no lack of "Energy" to keep playing.

Hi player. You will start to worry about you have too much energy and don't know how to spend when you have lots of active friends in game. Make friends now instead of being home boy. just kidding. lol

ecb_admin wrote:

westernbar wrote:Indeed, need weekly or sales often for players to buy more cards (to gamble).

And also please increase "Energy"....a lot of waiting...some gamers may quit....gamers are usually impatient.
In Deity Wars, there is no lack of "Energy" to keep playing.

Hi player. You will start to worry about you have too much energy and don't know how to spend when you have lots of active friends in game. Make friends now instead of being home boy. just kidding. lol

I have a full list and still run outa energy .

pssst. Increase friends list amount

PennFifteen wrote:pssst. Increase friends list amount

A-FREAKING-AGREE!!

Or, can you include a few more stats, like when the last time we got energy from them or when they last played. I'd be okay with energy if all ten of my friends handed me some, but I feel like I'm getting short-changed from my "friends" and I'm too lazy to keep a list.

westernbar wrote:Indeed, need weekly or sales often for players to buy more cards (to gamble).

And also please increase "Energy"....a lot of waiting...some gamers may quit....gamers are usually impatient.
In Deity Wars, there is no lack of "Energy" to keep playing.

I do like this idea all of allot. I get drawn in to this has same so fast and when I run out of energy ihate waiting lol. Ithink it'll be great to either decrease the time it takes to gain a certain amount of energy , or take it out of the game? Just a suggestion

ProdigyReid wrote:

westernbar wrote:Indeed, need weekly or sales often for players to buy more cards (to gamble).

And also please increase "Energy"....a lot of waiting...some gamers may quit....gamers are usually impatient.
In Deity Wars, there is no lack of "Energy" to keep playing.

I do like this idea all of allot. I get drawn in to this has same so fast and when I run out of energy ihate waiting lol. Ithink it'll be great to either decrease the time it takes to gain a certain amount of energy , or take it out of the game? Just a suggestion

Why not upgrade VIP?

ecb_admin wrote:

ProdigyReid wrote:

westernbar wrote:Why not upgrade VIP?

Seriously?

Upgrading VIP helps very, VERY little. At level 4, I get 10 more per hour. That won't even cover a fight with 6 of the lowest cards in your deck. I think you get 5 more than that at the highest VIP level.

If you are spending money to get VIP so you can earn more energy, you are going to be very disappointed with the result.

Why is your solution usually, "Just send us more money."? If your customer is complaining about something, try listening or viewing things from their perspective. At least give a reason for not listening like, "It would disrupt a certain game mechanic".

The energy thing is just plain stupid. This card game will flourish if people are playing, and here is something that prevents people from doing so. People want to play your game more, but you turn them away and offer solutions like, "Upgrade your VIP," which does little to remedy the problem. The problem is that people run out of energy, and to pass the time they play another game, and then get hooked on that one.

Get people playing more, not less!