RE: Looking at the Pickle: Not Impressed

I've heard better ideas: to not make playing Splinterlands "a job", meaning to not lose if you do not play every day quite a lengthy time as a manual player. There is also the issue of complexity. I have no idea how to play Splinterlands well with all the evolving metas and added abilities, debilities, races, etc. You don't need to be a bot not to be able to keep up with the game evolution (because I've seen the push in this direction, to make the game more complex, so that the bots can't play it well). Occasional and even regular but not expert players may be in the same boat, of not being able to keep up.