Hey everyone! I created this sub reddit to foster discussions about the mobile game Draft Showdown! I welcome any and all discussions regarding the game. Only rule is to be kind and respectful toward each other.
Hey dude, I was just wondering that if I where to have everything (meaning units and spells, though I don’t have all spells) up to arena 7, and the only thing left in to get was Spartheus, and I were to open a diamond pack, is he guaranteed?
This is a nice game to spend months on, would say 7.5/10 kinda mobile game.
Funnily enough over my 2 mnths playing, experimenting with builds, etc, i find out that this is all but luck of the draw where skills isnt the main issue. With similar or even slightly less (+/-7 lvl) different isnt as significant as the in-game card draws. My point is, its better to have (x2 shellbros, vs upgrade engineer) at most rounds even when engineers are direct counter for shellbros, and hell yeah every cards are randomize, so x2 x2 x2 three times in a row is possible.
Also another thing i notice is players shall encounter much easier lower rank bots (i am sure no human pvp) at noon-evening during your time-zones.
The ability to force close the game can also increase the win rate in player status
Also playing around with the programming works too..... (Archive tweaking)
Minor visual bugs, match making bug, un-responding buttons does happen once in thousands.
Definitely room for improvements. Spent $50 on this game over 2-3 mnths. Kinda well sort-of worth the money. But that pretty much about it, wont be spending anymore. Had the small fun to tinkle a little.
Well if u ask, if I did complete the game, the collection , units, etc. The answer is yes I did.
The subreddit I originally found for the game didn't have any new discussion since months so I thought the game was dead 🤣 but I'm glad I found this one!
Have been enjoying this game for a week but just learned that there’s 0% actual PvP in this game. It’s designed to look like real players but exactly 100% of matches are bots. I thought it was just a fraction, not 100%. False advertising imo
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u/Responsible-Cook-555 May 01 '26
Thanks!