So I've been streaming this game over the last week. Have been enjoying the experience thus far, trying to beat every level as it comes up with every deck available before moving on to the next one. Fairly successful so far, didn't have too many issues with the dungeons to this point, had enjoyed how the different bosses directed me to different tactics. And then I hit Mirror Net. My first attempt on the level went fairly well, I played with Queen's Checkmate deck and was just able to overwhelm the boss ...

I'm probbably just bad but the difficulty in this game seams horrific. I'm at the third dungeon 'Hidden Depths' and eating ♥♥♥♥ from it for HOURS now. I play a lot of deckbuilders but none of those felt as 'puzzleing' as this one. It seems like I'm dead but only notice it after 10 more turns. There really seems to be something fundamentally I don't get. I've beat it with the Queens deck, but that one seems to be there as a failsafe way to be able to progress, as it seems pretty busted. So I wanted to prope...

All of my save data has just disappeared! That alone wouldn't be much of a problem, I have restarted games before and know how to play so i could probably do it within a few hours but when I go in all the settings are ether turned off or at their minimum levels. whenever I start a new Save the game decides to crash. and it happens every time without fail. I've restarted my PC, Re-installed, Even check the file integrity through steam and its not fixed the problem....

I had a card lose its effects and then go to the discard pile. While in that pile, it looked like it still had no effects, but when I retrieved it from the discard pile its effect returned. However, if an effect can only happen "once" that doesn't get restored by going to the discard pile, meaning the discard pile is not a full reset. The cards in the discard pile should clearly show their state, rather what state they will have if you get them out....

I mean, I've always felt that way during the beginner dungeons; but they're easy enough you can power through and make most things work. Ascension 0, took me a not-short while, but I got there. Ascension 1, keeps kicking my butt. The difference between the bosses, in the types of cards and strategies they seem to require, appear to be on opposite ends of the spectrum - meaning you have to re-roll large parts of your deck? I also don't know if I want a big deck, or a small one. Unit heavy seems great, bu...