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Sadly most of the new cards will be useless in Wild. :(

Only Invigorate is a significant buff to Druid - which didn`t need it at all.

Maybe 2-3 of the other cards could be used ... we will see.

This news are really surprising... Not going to affect me a lot as I am more of a "own my games" gamer (better physical when possible) (Yes I know we do not own any games in this digital age). But I really was not expecting them giving their IPs to Ubisoft. I really wonder how much money this deal was worth and if It Will be good for them (possibly Will)

Thanks for the article!

I don't own nor played on consoles before, but for PC, why the hell should i pay a subscription to play some games instead of simply buying those and having them forever?!

This cloud gaming is such a stupidity (for PC at least) that it makes me cringe. If i don't want to play anything for 2 weeks every month or if i play only a few games, guess what, i'm giving Ubisoft money for almost nothing.

And then the "fear of missing out" trick comes into play - if i invested time and money into the cloud gaming, then i should probably keep doing it because otherwise it was for nothing. And they have everything saved there, and there is no other way to access it too!

These companies push these aggressive strategies just to get people hooked and make them pay for nothing in the long term.

No thanks, i'll stick to buying and actually owning the copies of the games i play. That way i can play even 2 days every month, can stop playing for X months if i want to, and so on. My saves will still be there on my hdd without having to pay to use them.

Maybe? It does give you a humongous reduction for Thing and Gigantotem, making for alternate turn 4 plays, and is an Overload card for Golganneth. I do wonder how tight Even Shaman is in its package and how fast the meta is, because it might be that it either makes the aforementioned minions turboed out like never before, or flat out too slow and denying board space.

This is a decent amount of new content but would've been nice if we saw a round of wild nerfs along with all the buffs but guess this is a twist focus patch disguised as wild 🙃

Adding a forfeit button for Ancestral Trials.

Yay! Now I don't need to keep logging out the game when I know I can't win 😑

In all seriousness, I had no idea what was going on and I've played HS BGs and Dota underlords before. They need a better tutorial guide coz I had to watch a streamer first before I realized I could buy units 🤦‍♀️got way too much carpel tunnel syndrome from the constant clicking 😅

Please help
I completed the whole dalaran heist in heroic mode but I didn't get the cardback :(.
It's been over a month now and Idk what is happening.

My insight at the card changes and their impact for Wild:

• Secret Mage should be at about the same place as it is, or slightly weaker because of the very early game being nerfed by the nerf of Costumed Singer.
• Enter the Coliseum change looks very spicy for more control oriented decks, which do lose into Frog Shaman and the squad, but will make the card possibly more plausible into aggro as an additional tool.
• Even Shaman gets Tuskarr Totemic, but I do not know if it can incorporate the card into its list. Perhaps it can drop Golganneth and Crackle for Tuskarr? Hard to tell.
• Control Warrior gets a buff. Armorer being this cheap is nice for draw, and Hammer being 7 damage post Odin looks juicy. Stolen Goods could also be a possible inclusion.
• Even Paladin gets Tyr into its Arsenal, and as the deck that already plays Call to Arms, depending on the build, it could already fuel Tyr when he comes out. Mech Paladin will still likely reign supreme, but the class as a whole would have additional archetypes playable.
• Perhaps Enrage Warrior gets buffed enough to relevancy? Axe Flinger as easy burn.
• Discard Warlock is back...?
• Anub'arak change makes it easier to use with cards like Necrium Apothecary or Smokescreen. Perhaps it can make for a new, off-meta control variant with Spiritsinger Umbra and cheaper Anub?
• Shadowbomber might add a little more speed to Shadow Priest, but the deck is probably still volatile.
• Mech Mage did get buffs, but I dunno whether the buffed cards will make a cut. Perhaps Goblin Blastmage could.
• Hunter may appreciate the buff to Smuggler's Crate for a cheap handbuff. Acidmaw + Dreadscale are also now a much more potent board clear duo. Even Spell/QL Hunter get a new toy in form of free Lock and Load.
• The buffs to Druid cards do the least. Perhaps Beast Druid can be back, but QL and Tony are just better.

Overall, solid buffs to off-meta strategies for the most part, but the meta should remain largely the same.

It may be what eventually kill off the mode, much like how classic ended. The fact is that hearthstone is unlike your typical live service game in that you cant just drop it and come back later without repercussions so the game only ever gets increasingly more expensive not cheaper. Team5 must have banked on the possibility of players just paying for ready made decks, play a couple of games, then never returning but even the least conscientious would likely be wise to the idea of spending 20 bucks on those things.

Personally creating twist sets is an instant turn off, because having already spent 80 packs only to get a grand total of 3 legendaries the game is already infuriating as it is without yet more investment. Wouldnt be too surprised if bronze is filled with blizz bots by the end of next year.