We dive into the details of the Group Learning loot bucket in Duels, and how Treasures are distributed throughout a run.
Very informative and interesting article about the Duel loot system.
But I missed the ābiasā system for the Treasures and Loot. How you calculate the content of the deck to offer biased treasures and loot?
Ex: deathrattle cards in your deck = deathrattle loot and treasures
It would be nice if the buckets also took passives and Hero Power selection into account.
Okay so like what I donāt understand is why it says passive pool 2 is active after game 2ā¦ likeā¦ we donāt get a second passive until game 5 so why bother putting that there? just say āPool 2 - Game 5ā or something instead of game 2
Definitely a typo and should say:
Passives:
- Pool 1: After game 1.
- Pool 2: After game 5.
The timing of treasures is clearly after games 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13
Feels like this is also the basis for how card draws are affected in standard etc to make games more āintenseā or more ācloseā as per the dynamic difficulty adjustment in pvp.
Interesting how they classify deck strength and synergy.
Should be completely random card draws with no weight right?
Hit the nail on the headā¦ āshould beā
How are the choices for the first Passive treasure determined? I canāt see rhyme or reason to it. I had a deck with only one discover card in it and only one weapon, but a lot of battle cry minions. However when the first passive treasure choice was given, one of them was weapon support while another was discover support, the final being 2 secrets at start of game. I canāt ever seem to get a passive that truly synergizes with my deck. Yet I will see others get great synergy. I donāt go online and research āwhich deck best for duelsā because I feel that takes the fun out of it, but I canāt help but feel that I am going to have to in order to be even slightly competitive. It would really help if we knew what determines the passive treasures offered.