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Hi, I tried to send my feedback few days ago. I am not sure, if I was successful.
I thinks that your approach is a little bit unfair. I am one of the people, who bought the dominion licence from MF few years ago. At the end of december I decided to stop visit your webside, because I didn't want to play only basic cards and I wasn't compliant to pay 42 EUR for only one year. The information about the ten days limit was only on the dominion webside. How I sould obtain this information???
If there is sometinkg new and very important, I expected an e-mail.

I'm in the same boat here. Sure it would have been more thoughtful and spread more goodwill to send an email, rather than relying on people logging in and being lead to this forum. But really, they didn't have to make this offer at all and so I'm glad for those who got in on it.

Candidly, while I love playing Dominion online (we own all of the physical decks but my family isn't as keen to play at the frequency I'd prefer), this current iteration has been so problematic and slow to progress that I'd rather move onto something else for anything more than a quick diversion. There's no way I'm paying an ongoing subscription with the current state of the product. There are so many games I can own and play (and pay ongoing only for upgrades) on Steam or elsewhere that are more robust, less buggy, and have smarter AI. I have no idea what goes into making a game like this and I'm probably sounding like a jerk to the company/workers who picked up the pieces of Dominion. But comparing what I can get elsewhere and at what price and terms, I'm not ready to open my wallet again for this game, even though it's pretty much my favorite one to play. I am looking forward to seeing the offline version and campaigns.

Charming story!

We taught our son to play Dominion IRL when he was six. We play a lot of online games but strangely not together much anymore (he's more into Steam games and I'm a more traditional board game player that plays them online). He's 10 now and asked yesterday to play with me and I asked whether he'd like to play online (as I was doing at the moment) or at the table. It's been a while so we started with the base game but from the other room he was yelling to me "MOM! This isn't the base set! It has a witch!" Clearly, we didn't play with witches and curses when we first taught him. :)

We just played with the real cards a little while ago as we couldn't set up a game online. We did a mix of base and prosperity and it was hard not to use the Kings Court with the Mountbank more than once. It's nice to have someone to play with.

My son and I tried to play earlier today and had to (GASP!) pull out the actual game to play. The horror!