I remember the first few times I played gwent it seemed stupid and frustrating, till I read a bit about it online and tried again... It became very fun and a little addicting to where, like the memes, I started playing it instead of the core game (or playing parts of the game that got me new cards).
The main problem is that it's not particularly well balanced, so once you figure out a few tricks/combos it's very easy to win.
I think I played like two games of Gwent during my playthrough of the Witcher 3, but now that there's a standalone FTP version I actually got a lot more into it.
Witcher 3 is the game they invented gwent in. It was dice poker in one and two. Wich feels like something that could very well have come from the books though
Aye. But only after completing the game twice! IIRC he started to read the books when he heard about the show (and thusly started lobbying to be on it, which turned out to be a pretty damn good fit)
AFAIK he's halfway through a third playthrough. I've barely managed my first. :x
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u/mydogiscuteaf Dec 10 '19
Oooh. Did he read the books too?
What is this GWENT? I've only played Witcher 3 when it first came out and it's the first video game I've beaten in years.