I know it had some issues before but now I just can't find it, it says 404 not found? Does anyone know if it will come back?
Is tcg browser down for good?
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The "issues" it had beforehand were server fees to keep the site active. The only way it would come back now is if you contact the owner and donate the money yourself. Because they were having to pay out of pocket to maintain a site that supported a dying game for quite awhile.
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Bogycoins mentioned that he no longer has the time or will to take care of it anymore. The original plan was to take it down permanently.
However, I reached out to him and we're currently discussing logistics. I'm not making any promises, but I will attempt to revive it, alongside Hex PVP Tools. Now, am I making a Cory of myself by overhyping stuff that I can't deliver, I guess time will tell. The only thing I can promise is that I will make a honest effort to bring back both TcgBrowser and PvP Tools in the coming weeks.
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If Hex wants any chance of revival we need those sites. Hope it works out.
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Nah, other way around. When Hex becomes worth playing again, the sites will come back naturally.
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Honestly, HXE should provide the hosting for it so you can recover it. It's intheir best interest to do so.
Fred wrote:
Bogycoins mentioned that he no longer has the time or will to take care of it anymore. The original plan was to take it down permanently.
However, I reached out to him and we're currently discussing logistics. I'm not making any promises, but I will attempt to revive it, alongside Hex PVP Tools. Now, am I making a Cory of myself by overhyping stuff that I can't deliver, I guess time will tell. The only thing I can promise is that I will make a honest effort to bring back both TcgBrowser and PvP Tools in the coming weeks.
Stay tuned.
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Well its the old chicken or egg problem. For Hex to gain any momentum these sites are vital, especially tcgbrowser.
AceBladewing wrote:
Nah, other way around. When Hex becomes worth playing again, the sites will come back naturally.
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No, it's not a chicken and the egg. The game's success is dependent on the developers, not third party tools. I just simply disagree with your premise.
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AceBladewing wrote:
No, it's not a chicken and the egg. The game's success is dependent on the developers, not third party tools. I just simply disagree with your premise.
Well then you might argue that the developers should have provided a proper option to track your collection in the first place. They didnt, tcgbrowser did. -
The game tracks your collection. There's literally a "collection" section.
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Its just slow, clunky, with a worse UI, less navigable, and has less features but it does technically exist, yes. In the same way that the condiments in my fridge are "food".
AceBladewing wrote:
The game tracks your collection. There's literally a "collection" section.
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I heard about that on stream the other day, super hyped to hear it and best of luck - don't worry about letting us down even having someone out there advocating for what we need and putting their time and effort into creating/recreating/resurrecting that amazing tool is 100% appreciated. All the love and support!
Fred wrote:
Bogycoins mentioned that he no longer has the time or will to take care of it anymore. The original plan was to take it down permanently.
However, I reached out to him and we're currently discussing logistics. I'm not making any promises, but I will attempt to revive it, alongside Hex PVP Tools. Now, am I making a Cory of myself by overhyping stuff that I can't deliver, I guess time will tell. The only thing I can promise is that I will make a honest effort to bring back both TcgBrowser and PvP Tools in the coming weeks.
Stay tuned.
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