Classic gone, good idea, not sure what to play now.

Submitted 1 year, 6 months ago by

That is really a bummer indeed. I wonder if the reason to replace Classic was strictly because the user interface did not allow it or whether it was also motivated by a financial one.

The recipe for making this new mode successful is having enough participating players which have to buy old expansion packs if they do not already own them yet. 

  • NebuchadnezzarHS's Avatar
    Supporter 2035 1411 Posts Joined 06/14/2019
    Posted 1 year, 6 months ago

    That is really a bummer indeed. I wonder if the reason to replace Classic was strictly because the user interface did not allow it or whether it was also motivated by a financial one.

    The recipe for making this new mode successful is having enough participating players which have to buy old expansion packs if they do not already own them yet. 

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  • dapperdog's Avatar
    Dragon Scholar 1890 5610 Posts Joined 07/29/2019
    Posted 1 year, 6 months ago

    To be honest, if you dont have a good collection now, its better to just quit the game. Hearthstone is fun, but its rather expensive and fairly hard to keep up with. Even most aggro decks nowadays need legendaries.

    The only class you might be able to enjoy standard with is DK, but you'll likely still need some extra cards.

    Or you can dabble with arena, just about the only mode that doesn't require a collection to have fun.

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  • anchorm4n's Avatar
    Harbinger of Winter 1915 2510 Posts Joined 03/13/2019
    Posted 1 year, 6 months ago

    Oh man, I'm sorry for you. This has to be a pretty bad feeling for lots of Classic players.

    One small positive note about Twist: We got confirmation that it is possible to buy pre-built decks for the format with real money and with gold. Depending on the cost of those, this might help out people with smaller collections.

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