Let's Vote & Discuss: Single or Multiplayer? Campaign progress?

Some kind of draft or sealed leagues would be pretty sweet. I used to play sealed leagues in MTGO a lot until they got rid of them years ago, and I haven't spent a dime on the game since.

On topic.. my focus is on the campaign. I'm working on getting my second and third parties through it now. I usually try to get 3 MP wins in each day for the chests, but I don't really care about my rating so I'll concede the game if it looks like I can't win or I get matched with a very slow player.

 

i voted: Creating and/or playing custom content.

This is a really fun game, both sp and mp. but i prefer to create, to challenge myself to improve my latest designs and its my goal to someday have one of my creations playable to all card hunter comunity.
I encourage all to make a custom map, its incredible fun and also a good way to make difficult missions and challenge yourself

 

SP and MP are both fun to me for different reasosns. Single player adventures present you with specific puzzles to work around. The enjoyment I get from PVE is seeing how much easier a module becomes after specifically tailoring my party for the task at hand.

Multiplayer is a different beast since the only known information is what your party will bring and the list of potential maps. The beauty in that is the opponent is in the dark to your strategy as well. Having a versatile party doesn't motivate me in PVP as much as building an entire party around a certain strategy/theme. The AI in the campaign is good, but there is definitely something about matching yourself against another human brain that can't be simulated by the computer. Also, I'm completely hooked on the carrot-on-a-stick victory chest system.

 

I love playing CH but vastly prefer the SP over the MP. I play a lot of MP mainly because it's very slightly less repetitive than repeating too many SP scenarios. This is why I suggested a random map SP ladder progression. MP for me has too many flaws to be truly enjoyable on the same level. Not to mention once you reach a certain rank everyone just uses kite decks and it's akin to pulling teeth. That's fine of course, it's a game mechanic and they want to win. My primary goal however is fun, so when I reach that stage (usually around 1200) I hope that I just lose a lot and quickly so that I can have more fun.