Primeras imágenes de Artifact, el juego de cartas de DotA

Que ganas de empezar a ver movimiento con este juego, por míninmo que sea.Estoy convencido de que Valve puede dar una vuelta de tuerca a los juegos de cartas digitales

EDIT. Artículo recopilando toda la info que hay hasta ahora sobre el juego
https://www.pcgamesn.com/artifact/artifact-the-dota-card-game-release-date-trailers-gameplay-cards-trading

Si lo he entendido bien es el creador de Magic The Gathering la persona que está diseñando el juego. Si eso no es señal de garantía, nada lo es.

Que esté el señor Richard Garfield hace que le tenga ganas al juego pese a no haber jugado nunca DOTA 2. Lo de que el juego no sea F2P me parece mal, aunque falta ver el precio y eso.

Pinta muy bien, y espero que el hecho de no ser F2P traiga consigo drops generosos.

Instead, cards will be available to trade in the Steam marketplace, and "bargain hunting" will be an important part of the game.

Esto también me gusta, y supongo que es la causa de que el juego no pueda ser F2P, o la gente se cargaría el mercado creándose 100 cuentas nuevas.

Un poco mas de info:

• * Each deck contains 40 cards and includes 5 heroes (which is the same as a Dota 2 team). There will be 280+ cards in the base game. There are 44 heroes. You can include three copies of each card in your deck.

  • Your cards and heroes are selected from four possible colours: Red, Green, Black, and Blue. As per Magic, each colour has its own personality which themes what its cards do accordingly.
  • At the beginning of the game your first three heroes will be deployed evenly into the three lanes (which are essentially game boards), along with some randomly spawned melee creeps. After each round, two more creeps will spawn in random lanes on each players' side.
  • Each lane contains a tower which has 40 health which you must protect. Lose two towers and the game is over. Once a tower is destroyed, it's replaced by the Ancient, which has 80 health. Destroy an Ancient and you also win the game.
  • Heroes that are killed aren't gone for good, they just have to sit out an entire round, after which you can choose which lane to redeploy them in. (An exception here is a green hero who has a 'rapid deployment' ability and can be sent back into the fray in the next round.)
  • Each lane also has its own Mana pool, which begins at 3 and increases by 1 with each turn—though you can also use Ramp cards to accelerate your Mana pool. Hey, it's a Richard Garfield game.
  • In order to play a card, you must have a hero of the corresponding colour placed in the lane where you're spending the mana. However, Mana spent in one lane can be used to cast certain cards in other lanes.
  • Each time you play a card of any sort the initiative passes to your opponent. Once you've both finished taking it in turns to play a cards in a particular lane, combat occurs with heroes and creeps attacking whatever is opposite them. If they aren't facing another unit, they will attack the opposing tower.
  • After combat, the action then switches to the next lane. The idea of player initiative is carried over to the next round, which ends when you're both done in the third and final lane.
  • As enemy cards are destroyed you will accrue gold. Certain cards can also affect gold generation, such as black's 'Day at the Track' which doubles your gold total. Gold is spent on equipment between rounds during the Shopping Phase.
  • Only heroes can use equipment, and each hero has three slots: weapon, armor, and accessory. If you want to use a different weapon it will overwrite the current one.
  • Equipment varies from cheap simple buffs like a cloak which gives your hero +1 health through to powerful, expensive stuff like the Apotheosis Dagger which adds +8 attack, +4 siege (tower damage that can't be blocked), and condemns (ie kills) any enemy it hits.
  • Importantly, equipment on characters is persistent. So buffed heroes will keep coming back with their upgraded stats and abilities.

Por lo que lei por encima si no me equivoco las cartas se podran vender / comprar, es el primero de los grandes en el que se podrá, imagino que si luego tienes suerte con alguna carta rara que valga mucho hasta cambiarla por juegos o tradear por dinero real.

Parece tener varias rondas como Gwent al menos ponia round 1, antes creo que el director era otro, pero si esta Richard Garfield tras el juego que como han dicho esta relacionado con magic, el anterior solo habia echo juegos indies pequeños con mala critica, cuando salieron los primeros rumores.. #53

A priori seguramente me enganche solo por la novedad, luego vere si me quedo en este o gwent.

Hasta hace poco no se sabia nada de nada, ahora imagino que iran soltando cosas y betas poco a poco, al final parece que lo de lifecoach tambien era verdad.

La interfaz tiene pinta de que va a ser bonita con muchas animaciones, muchas ganas hay la verdad. Tendré que seguir sin tocar los 35€ que tengo en steam desde hace años por si acaso jaja.

Lo de los 3 tableros a ver como queda, en un monitor de estos wide genial pero en uno normal..

Sea como sea va a ser el 3º juego de cartas que juego (Tras HS y luego Gwent) en el que he jugado previamente antes al juego "fuente" (y mucho), y si consigue entretenerme tanto como me entretuvo dota, con el aliciente añadido de coleccionar cartas y sin lo malo de jugar con 4 rusos cancerígenos bienvenido sea!!

Y los lumbreras de las primeras páginas riendose, es que es la risa. VALVe en esto es el rey.

booooooooooooooooom!

A mi no me cargan los videos

ahora me quedo el mono de verlo en movimiento

El tablero me gusta bastante, el artwork de las cartas no tanto, aunque viniendo de gwent el nivel esta muy alto.

#154

Vaya movida más rara lo de los tres tableros al mismo tiempo. Viendo los vídeos, parece un poco raro, pero al menos es diferente.

¿Nadie comenta que parece que ya no va a ser free to play? El objetivo sigue siendo que no sea p2w, pero aparentemente habrá que comprar un "juego base". Además, será posible comprar y vender cartas en el mercado de Steam.

"Players will have to buy in to receive their first few cards (what that buy-in will be Valve isn’t sure yet). From there, they can buy additional card packs. Valve sees opening card packs as a competitive opportunity through draft-style and closed deck formats."

"Newell promises that common cards will be among the most powerful, and that the company will try to steer away from pay-to-win models as much as possible."

"If you don’t want or already have a card you bought from a pack, you can just sell it on the Steam Marketplace"

Todo esto según el artículo de Gameinformer. http://www.gameinformer.com/games/artifact/b/pc/archive/2018/03/09/how-do-you-play-it-and-how-will-you-pay-for-it.aspx

#154 El artwork parece bastante beta igual que la hud y el tablero, me recuerda a los primeros días de Dota, eso lo cambiarán 99% seguro