Happy 7th Birthday, EtG community!

[Dandy]

Looks like I was late for the party. Fashionably late of course.  8)

[Naii_the_Baf]

Wooo! 7 years of playing cards! Yipee!

[yee]

Happy birhtday ETG 


Why I like the ETG - It is completely free game, it has nice art and good game mechanics. (Now cake plz )

[killsdazombies]

My last slice is getting stale, so I like that ETG will give me another if I tell you why I like it

[Gyrodiot]

Seven years... still a wonderful game, and an awesome community.

Endlessly grinding for rares and ups, some things don't change. Long live EtG, happy birthday!

[UTAlan]

Better late than never - Happy bday community! Love this place and hope to see it stick around for many more birthdays

[Monox D. I-Fly]

Well, because this is the 7^th birthday, I will give 7 reasons why I love this game. I won't list using numbers or bullets, though, instead I will use the element icons which represents 7 common elements (usually I count 9, but here I remove and ): Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Wood (represented by ), Lightning (represented by ), and Metal (represented by ).
  - All players are encouraged to put their own ideas to cards, and if they are lucky, the cards will be released to the game.
  - My all-favorite element here is so versatile. It even has access to all three types of damage (Physical, Spell, and Poison).
  - It is free. No cards which can only be obtained by purchase.
  - I like classifying things based on their elements. In fact, I was really lucky when I Googled about element and this game appeared right in the first entry. As a TCG lover, I was overjoyed at the time.
  - Players can discuss which cards are too strong and which cards are too weak so that the developer can buff or nerf them. It can avoid issues like BlackLuster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning in Yu-Gi-Oh! or Coral Snake, the 2nd in Animal Kaiser.
  - This game introduces me to Aether and Entropy. Ever since then I didn't get confused anymore anytime someone in a science forum I join mentioned one of those two words.
  - The spins. It can give any cards, well, except Nymphs, but they can be obtained via Oracle, anyway. Brings me back memories from 11 years ago when I was still playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist of the Rose on PS2. It also give cards via spins after winning.

[RavingRabbid]

Yearly 2 days late happy birthday.

[randomperson123]

I like EtG mostly because of the rather tiny but vibrant community and Brawl and the fact that there's a lot of stuff to do even after you've gotten tired of the game.



Can I have a slice of cake now?

[theelkspeaks]

I love ETG first and foremost because it was the first CCG I ever learned to play at any sort of competitive level, and it taught me so many key principles.

It still has one of the greatest communities of any game I've ever been a part of, and I'm so grateful to know all of you!

(I also hope we haven't run out of cake, because cake is great!)

[einherjar145]

Well, I still love ETG since I played it a few years ago. First CCG online actually. Still play it off and on casually.  I do enjoy chatting with the community despite me being off and on. Had some good times with you all. Wish I could be more active in the community though =(.
 
(But real reason is mainly cake. But if i'm late it doesn't kill me to not get it )

[inthisroom]

Bon anniversaire.

Why do I love this game?

No idea, I just do. I tried countless other CCG/TCG games and this is the only one that ever stuck, just as the "community" seems to stick to me, I actually care for this game and this place.

I don't want cake, thank you.