Your cards level up each time you get duplicates. I should also mention another potentially poor design decision made with Blitz. This, according to VG247, turns the typical RTS gameplay loop into more of a race to the finish.Ĭards can also be bought with real money, which sounds potentially troublesome. Players apparently relied a bit too heavily on fast units to just capture objectives early on without engaging the enemy at all, allowing them to generate energy and eventually spawn powerful units. Cards have different energy costs, so you have to balance powerful and weak cards in your deck in order to overcome your opponent.Īccording to VG247, this mode can be both fun and annoying. Blitz Mode in Halo Wars 2 is more akin to Hearthstone, as resource collection and base building are replaced by a deck of cards.īuild a deck of 12 cards at the start of the match, with cards representing different units and abilities. It's as much about managing numbers as it is about grand tactical maneuvers. In a normal RTS game, you collect resources on the map to build up a base and churn out units until you can overcome the enemy player's units.
Halo Wars 2 Beta: How Blitz Mode changes the game A multiplayer beta featuring the new Blitz Mode just ran for 10 days and we have some dispatches from people who played the fascinating new approach to real-time strategy gameplay. With Scalebound having been canceled by Microsoft recently, it's up to exclusive games like Halo Wars 2 to give people reasons to buy an Xbox One.
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