Now that I've been thinking about it, there are many strange parts of the game, so let's point out a few things

Cost cycle and its board duration effect <--- failed to adjust.

And the only cards that should have Unique don't have Unique, and that's why things like Trica-mi were created.

The balance is already messed up, so there are a lot of things to fix

Some decks rotate through the entire deck in turn 1 and cycle

Only those decks have uniformly high power

Inflationary next support will either reduce cost/earn cost, draw, or increase damage, or just make everything work. Maybe it will make everything work.

Yuyeok, Great Rift <--- In the case of Yuyeok, it comes out smoothly, but it was made without any unique characteristics.

It could only be seen as a complacent content rather than end content...

But here, the turn limit is tight and the balance is strange, so the problem becomes even worse.

It only demands short-term battles, and there is no benefit to be gained from enduring, so only damage-dealing is possible, and Vanguard is treated like trash <--- From the beginning, there was talk about how to treat Vanguard, and the new content ended up being a bad move of adding additional points for healing and Vanguard mains.

I've actually talked about the Great Rift before.

The scoring method is also a problem, but it came out in a state where deck farming, balance, and resources don't match, making the three problems more noticeable, making it closer to a triple crown-level bad move.

And it came out very quickly in just one month.

The Great Rift has healing points and perfect block points in addition to damage points in the scoring method. <--- Now, it's a deformed form of receiving a lot of these points using this, but the funny thing is that even if you don't use compulsion, the late-game Trica-mi is in the top ranks.

Actually, when you look at it as a ranking match, it's a bit absurd... If you want healers or Vanguards to be used, you could make them do their part in the content game-wise, but it's stupid to give extra points for adding a side dish to a battlefield where they can't even do their part, but they did unimaginable things with these points.

With the balance, Haru, Yuki, and Chizuru are all trash, right? They're all buried, and even though they gave Vanguard main points, you can't even find Vanguard.

Even if people who haven't raised Trica and Kami try to put in resources in a hurry, there's a problem because there are so many resources needed, and they might not want to raise them, so it's like giving up on the Great Rift.

The deck farming also got worse because of the basic Raw Rashomon structure, Codex reroll, and End of the World Gate, all because of the Great Rift.

Stress <--- Something is wrong with this system.

You can't control it and the return is very small. There's no thrill either.

But they even put in animation and it goes deep into the setting 

It seems like the system should have more weight.

But in the Great Rift, Nebula Distortion, and Yuyeok <--- you don't use stress here? Did they create a system and not even understand it themselves?

I think there should have been something that allows you to control stress systemically or feel some thrill.

The return and strategic control need to be systemically supplemented, so it only looks like an incomplete system.

The current design is just tying it up and hoping it works with luck. I don't know who made this design, but I want to punch them in the face.

Link Crash <--- This is just giving you one more turn and telling you to leave.

There's nothing to recover from in this state.

I don't know what to do. 

Did they make this so you wouldn't see the kill event?

It would have been nice to add a reversal element for the thrill.

Partner

They put in a lot of effort into the pixel art, but in the end, they play the same role as the signature weapons in Genshin or the light cones in Honkai Star Rail.

Why?

Wouldn't it have been better if they came out and fought together?

If there was a switch, it would have been possible to increase the strategy a bit more than doing it with three people. 

The game lacks strategy right now, so why didn't they think of this?

They don't seem to have any ideas.

Spark

First of all, I don't know who put in things like +1 to fraud resolve or red execution card, but I want to punch them in the face.

When I thought about it, it's a cosmic breakthrough-level high point and a low point where you die if you don't draw it.

Wouldn't it have been better to group Sparks together to solve this?

This would make it easy to suppress high points while ensuring a certain amount of power in each game, and characters wouldn't die completely.

At the same time, the gap with the ultra-high points would be reduced, so wouldn't the stress of save farming be reduced?

I've written down what I've been wondering about or thinking about while playing the game...

If you're going to give refunds, refund everything until the end of the first half

The Greater Rift first half isn't even over yet

Those who reduce now can't get a refund

And have to do the second half without Codex stone resources

Those who reduced before the 12th get a full refund

And can use that refund to run the second half?

Then what's the difference between them and users who used bugs?

Wasn't using units their own choice?

You should punish them more strongly, either by banning them, deducting units, or completely excluding them from the first half of ranking content

Are you dividing us again by handling it like this?

You're against people who farm all day and night in your game.    They're trying so hard, hahaha. As for me, I just clear stamina and quit.     Your game was fun at the beginning, but it got really boring later on.       Epiphany doesn't match, copy doesn't match, item doesn't match, forbidden doesn't match, and there should be an option to choose cards even though they're seasonal event cards.             Plus, what kind of event did you put in, 2ambush, what the...? We wanted a copy event, but instead we have to deal with another event interruption.