Triple Triad is the same thing as Atma

[Jon_00]

My main concern with getting Triple Triad cards is there seems to be no consistency in drop rate. It seems like 1* cards and 4* cards have the same drop rate. I don't want to work for my 1* cards considering how many there are. It took me forever to get Minfilia, but she's my best card - so that's okay. I'm currently trying to get Memeroon's two cards he gives and it's infuriating because they're not 'rare' cards.

[Bishop81]

Personally I have given up. I can't get my head around it. I have been losing more MGP rather than gaining.

It's bull that the NPCs cards are better than yours.

[Niwashi]

It's bull that the NPCs cards are better than yours.

If the NPC's cards are better than yours, then you're playing the wrong NPC. That's why they have various different NPCs you can play, at varying levels. The real first move of the game is choosing whom to challenge, and it seems a lot of players are making a bad first move. If you're still a beginner, with a beginner's assortment of cards, but you choose to challenge the top highest ranking NPC in the entire game, then of course he's going to have better cards than you do. When you have entry level cards, then you should be challenging entry level NPCs or players. As you get better at it, and accumulate a slightly better deck, then try the next, just slightly more advanced NPC, and so on. Eventually, as you build up your deck to a top tier one, you'll eventually be on par with the highest ranking players/NPCs.

It's a bit ridiculous that, even the very first day the Gold Saucer was released, when obviously every player there has just unlocked Triple Triad, so they all have to be beginners, there's hardly ever anybody playing Jonas. Instead everyone's clustered around King Elmer. It's like everyone's trying to lose.

[Kerii]

It is always interesting how people make up their own meanings for words. Fair: Without cheating or trying to achieve unjust advantage. "No one could say that he played fair." According to the definition as long as everyone has the same low chance to obtain the cards it's completely fair. Triple Triad is a game of luck, minor skill, and outplaying the other player. If it were as simple as "You've fallen into my trap card, 25 times in a row, mwahaha" I don't think anyone would like it.

[Budi]

wat. Why would you collect cards by playing Triple Triad if you dont like playing Triple Triad? wat. wat. wat. wat.

[Edellis]

basically you keep doing the same thing over and over and hope that the item you want will drop after 2-3 hours.

Triple Triad is fun but playing with the same NPC for 50+ matches is not fun, and they use the same set of cards in every matches.

Why on earth are you playing the same NPC for 50+ matches? This isn't Final Fantasy 8, you don't have to play Triple Triad against NPCs. The point of splitting the rulesets and obtaining cards is an organic experience while playing with other humans.


"Doing it wrong" doesn't even begin to describe this thread.

It's a bit ridiculous that, even the very first day the Gold Saucer was released, when obviously every player there has just unlocked Triple Triad, so they all have to be beginners, there's hardly ever anybody playing Jonas. Instead everyone's clustered around King Elmer. It's like everyone's trying to lose.

Funny thing is, I beat Elmer first time i played him. IMO the hardest guy in the casino is the one who plays on Random ruleset and the Ascension chick.

[Weedity]

woho. asian moron dev rng strikes again. winning againist the king like 200+ times. no cards at all. thats fun SE so much FUN! get a clue plz devs. fun is something different not mindlessly playing aganist the same fucking npc 300 times to see a single card thats not even of much use. bullshit design as always when asian rng is in play. so sick of this. stop with it plz. just stop it. the dropchance for some cards is like 0.01% it seems and of course some lucky sobs get em with no effort. EFFORT = REWARD devs. not RNG LUCK = REWARD.

Dude, you do realize you could pour ALL of your effort into a casino, and still come out with absolutely no rewards and even less than when you entered? Right?