the game is so ass now , used to be enjoyable but they ruined it so bad , don’t suggest playing deleting now

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Generally speaking, this game is very fun and addicting! This game keeps me entertained when I have a boring Sunday or when I am bored during a roadtrip. You can collect 1,000’s of cards, compete against other players in limited time events, create a team and battle against other teams and more! I would like to go over a few pros and cons about what I have experienced playing, “WWE Supercard.” Pros: -Catdaddy made the game less, “pay-to-win” by adding free packs for starter players to get a boost into the game -Adding new tiers to keep the game less dry -Free gifts for players every once in a while -Free credits every time you reach a new tier -new daily packs everyday for players to get a better chance at obtaining the highest tier cards instead of paying 5500 credits for a 25% of highest tier card -tutorial for new players giving users a brief understanding of what the game is about -adding supercoins for low tier players to get there hands on a high tier card Cons: -toxic global chat full of online daters and people cursing in a 13+ game -Moderation system ****, giving players the ability to curse on the online chat. -Pay-to-win during limited time events, giving free to play players a less fair advantage by not having the credits to purchase bouts. (Highly recommend grinding Clash of Champions.) -Cheaters during limited time events, using bots to give themselves more points to get on the leaderboard -login system is not great. You can easily lose your account if your device breaks, so make sure to login into social media. I feel like Supercard should make there own login system. -the odds on the credit packs are bad, especially for the 5500 credit pack. This is basically like an online casino slot machine that is targeting 13+ players. - it’s hard to find active teams since players are usually never active or has never played in a long time -Blurry images on the cards -network errors causing you to sit there and wait for the internet to speed up -this is not a single player game and requires you to have WiFi. The game sometimes malfunctions when playing on a hotspot. So basically this was all the pros and cons I came across when playing the game, but half of them are nothing too serious. Still a fun and addicting game and I would still recommend playing, “WWE Supercard.”