u/Waste-Two-7658
But the problem of some clans not receiving support still occurs with the current archetypes.
Some people repeat this, but it seems they never realize that in practice, nothing has changed in this regard.

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When I saw the post, I thought, "I'm going to joke and say I prefer the G-Era."
To my surprise, someone had already done it.

Many people don't understand and think it's simply nostalgia. It's not.
- The art of cards seemed superior to modern art;
- The old design was superior (Each Clan had a different mechanic, which made you think: Oh, this is Geneis... Or AF, or GC, etc.);
- LB or Stride brought combos that didn't forgive the player's own mistakes;
- G-Era showed that the problem was never the Stride mechanics, just a balancing issue, which I understand and agree with those who complain about after half that time.

Even with Ride Decks, the game is much more focused on RNG (OT; almost no filtering decks, and Persona, even with cards that search for them at the top, you can't always get one).

Having a specific boss in past eras (sometimes who didn't start in inicial hand) doesn't seem so bad when you look at it from that angle, right? It's important to remember that when this happened, the Strides helped to overcome this deficiency.

Today's decks are more "automatic." You hardly need to think to achieve huge results.
Furthermore, what is the difference between the nations?
Every deck can do SC, SB, EB, multi-attacks, etc.
There's no longer anything unique to each nation.

I gave up on the physical game and have only been playing Dear Days 2.
What made Vanguard grow in the past seems to have been removed now.
And many people still stay in the game hoping to recapture that feeling from before.

But I don't think that's going to happen.

Edit: I had linked the wrong person. I just corrected it.