Curse

Charlotte the Harlot · Feb 04, 2010, 07:31 PM // 19:31

I would rather see one codex arena that players could enter with any team size (1-4), I believe the original TA worked in a similar way to this. When you lose you would also return the outpost as the team of 4 letting the game take care of a lot of the grouping, which seems to be what turns people off from the format.

acastillo666 · Feb 05, 2010, 08:50 PM // 20:50

i WANT TO PLAY CODEX cause frankly i suck at RA (i have a couple builds im good at, but in general i suck)so i want to play against noobs i can take out and not have to go in with the builds i use all the time, its fun to bust ur brain to make a great build in codex so i want that
/signed infinite

Corporeal Ghost · Feb 06, 2010, 09:20 PM // 21:20

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format that we already know is fun, popular, and will be easier to support and maintain. Not only that, but because of the random nature of Sealed Deck, it’s a format that has a lot of longevity built into it

These statements are all true. Codex suffered because of terrible implementation coupled with the game's overall rapidly deteriorating playerbase; not because it's fundamentally a bad idea. For reference, note all of the in-house sealed deck that took place before its release.

greep · Feb 25, 2010, 11:59 AM // 11:59

/definately not signed

Codex random would be awful. If people want newbies to be able to play codex, add a freakin' ladder so newbies play newbies! Getting into a guild for codex would be freakin easy, since organizing 4v4 is a piece of cake.

SuTiH · Apr 25, 2010, 11:20 PM // 23:20

People in RA can have better builds, the people in your codex team you can be on vent with, it can be hard matches but atleast there won't be no opposing team messages for 1 hour (Sealed deck RA sounds a bit stupid to me).

Or just bring TA back... they removed it because only some people could make glad points? well I could make them, just get better at the game and keep trying? jesus... QQ