It ' s pretty great . But if I had the option to buy it again I ' d wait till about $ 15 . But I ' m also pretty cheap . I usually buy about 1 game a year at near full price , a few at around $ 30 and then the rest under $ 20 <| sep |> LOL SPARC MAC <| sep |> AMANDA SCHULLLLL ! !!!!!! ask her if she ' s going back to suits . she is lovely . <| sep |> It ' s fine to like grinding . As the trends in multiplayer games everywhere show , there are a lot of people who like rewardbased progression systems . If that ' s your thing , good for you ! It ' s however preposterous to be annoyed by people who don ' t share your liking of them because months of farming doesn ' t exactly fit their definiton of fun . From my perspective , if the game ceases to be fun once you remove its progression system , that means the gameplay is shit to begin with and the actual activity is a manipulative Skinner box that makes you invested in the game past the point where it has stopped being fun . Now what would I do if I had all the cards ? Well , the same thing millions of people do in Hearthstone play a bunch of fun decks that fit my daily quests and try to rank up in the ladder at equal chances with the competition . Unfortunately I have to open another several hundred premium packs alone to get the missing and terribly uncraftable heroes . Then roll my eyes at the temporary and terribly uncraftable exclusives , some of which can only be bought for $$$.