Waiting around for my DnD group to play Divinity 2 with me. Everyone is still doing exams except me, so I have to entertain myself somehow.
It can be a CCG if you want, or anything else that strikes your fancy. My one nitpick is not wanting to play shooters in general. I don't mind single-player games.
Open a Wild shop permanently that lets us choose whether to buy packs/adventures with gold or money, Blizzard. Is it really that hard to implement?
I could see it potentially bogging down the mobile client on the shop, but even if that's the case they could make it all available for gold or cash purchase on the pc client and keep Wild purchases off the mobile store. If a mobile only player finds logging with their pc to make that purchase too inconvenient, oh well! At least they’d have the option somewhere
This is a really great deal! Unfortunately I'm only 6-11 packs since last legendary into each expansion, so the pity timer won't help that much. Wanna see more deals like this though.
Anyone else feel like there's barely any difference between normal and heroic last 4 bosses in act 5? Maybe I'm just bad, but I regularly get my ass handed to me on normal and heroic at about the same rate. Vargoth is especially nutty. Please tell me I'm not crazy
If I were you I would choose Darius Crowley and The Soularium. Both of them are currently useful in Standard right now and have been so for their entire shelf life. When crafting, you're typically looking for cards that fit into a variety of decks to ensure that they will be useful in later metas, and both cards fit the bill (whereas Scargil is really only useful in Murloc Shaman, Al'Akir the Windlord in Big Shaman, and Electra Stormsurge and Zentimo are often not used because of how reliant they are on synergy.
Oh, and I would also add that it is too early in the year to stop crafting Year of the Raven legendaries. You've got a solid 10 months before the rotation, and you'll almost certainly get your money's worth out of Darius Crowley and The Soularium. I wouldn't start boycotting YotR legendaries until halfway through the second YotD expansion at the earliest.
You know those kinds of games where you just want to play as much as possible to the point where you literally throw the game on purpose? Just had one of those:
If you don't like Hearthpwn nor what Curse/Fandom did to Flux that is fine, and you have every right to be upset. But there really is no need to spend more time on Hearthpwn than Out of Cards to consistently take it out on the new management. How would you like it if trolls came here to constantly bash this website?
You aren't doing any favors to Flux or the Out of Cards community by behaving like a child on Hearthpwn, it's immature and very unproductive. And honestly, who wants to be part of a "community" that engages in that type of toxic behavior?
Al'Akir the Windlord - I crafted him when I Even Shaman was a big thing, and I haven't used him a lot since. Although, he is Classic, so chances are he'll be useful down the road. Especially currently with Muckmorpher, this guy still holds value.
Scargil - He is equivalent to the "Hype"-mon. It's good, but not essential by any means and only useful in one deck.
Electra Stormsurge - Solid card and noted in most Shaman builds. Will still be around for another 9+ months in Standard, but still shows it's face in certain Wild Shaman builds.
Zentimo - Totally a fun card. But huge target right out the gate. Once a person has been stung with their Faerie Dragon getting hit with Hex because the minion next to them was vulnerable, they target him quick. If you craft him, don't get upset when he doesn't survive more than a turn.,
The Soularium - GREAT card. But I am biased as a Warlock main. It has a good amount of value... in the right deck. If you don't have the cards for the decks that you see this in, then hold off on it.
Darius Crowley - He's a little too inconsistent in standard builds. One week he's in, next he's tech at best. There are other options for Rush in Warrior that don't cost 1600 dust
Archivist Elysiana- Showing up in more and more builds. Even after nerf, next to Al'Akir the Windlord, probably your safest craft choice. Add that since she was added in the first expansion of the year, she will be around for another 18+ months in Standard. So a solid investment.
This is very fun! I've played ~10 games with it and you can tell people don't know what to do with it. Only change is I don't have Solarium, so I swapped in a Portal Keeper for a cheaper body that can help build presence and play on the shuffle/draw effects. Seems to be working okay.
Al'Akir the Windlord is not a bad craft. He isn't necessary for any decks, but is a "win more" card.
Scargil Don't craft him. I don't run him in my murloc shammy list anymore. His effect really is not needed.
Electra Stormsurge and Zentimo I don't own. Out of the 2, Electra would be the better option. I've been debating crafting both of these as well, but haven't felt either to be required in any decks.
The Soularium is a solid card that is used in A LOT of Warlock decks. Would not be a bad one to craft, though the state of Warlock isn't great atm.
Darius Crowley another just "win more" card. Can be replaced by other cards without too much of a win rate hit
Archivist Elysiana I DE'd her at the nerf, and I haven't had any desire to recraft. I only played her once in all the matches I played with her. 9/10 was just a dead card in my hand. I think you'd find her to be a waste of your dust.
I just bought the Toki Bundle and it was great. I got 4 legendaries. a bunch of epics, and enough dust to get any 2 legendaries I chose. but I have no idea what to do with that. Mage, Rogue, and Priest are out of the picture entirely (I only have the Basic set for those classes).
Al'Akir the Windlord I think is a good choice because he is evergreen and will pop up every now and then in mid-range shaman decks, so for the long term, not to bad. but right now I need him to finish my Big Shaman deck I have been working on.
Scargil I am not so sure about. he is the only missing piece in my murloc shaman, so that is why he is on my list, but I don't know how essential he is for that deck.
Electra Stormsurge and Zentimo I want because they seem to be the most versatile and useful shaman legendaries in standard, but I am not so sure about how powerful they actually are.
The Soularium I want because I see it in a lot of warlock lists, mainly the one hand/draw lock with Fel Lord Betrug and Plot Twist so I think I would get use out of it and have fun with it.
Darius Crowley seems to be a very versatile card in both mid-range and control warrior. the only thing is that he is only in standard for another 9 months or so, and I don't know how powerful warrior will be in these next few expansions before he leaves, so I probably wont craft him.
and Archivist Elysiana is necessary for winning the control vs control match, if your opponent has this and you don't, then you can kiss that victory good-bye. but I have been seeing less and less heavy control decks.
I think right now I am leaning towards al'akir and soularium but I would like to hear from some people who have played these cards to help me figure out which would be best.
Almost won a game with the zayle priest, except hunters got tracking and got the exact things it needed to survive with 1 other card in hand.... Ofcourse they did
I joined your stream last night but I could not say anything in chat. I saw the rules about being awesome and whatnot then clicked "Ok I got it". I still couldnt say anything. I just wanted to let you know something weird was going on.
I can't get the image to appear on my card. but this is what I made, I am not sure if I am allowed to give the next art because I am technically not using the art you gave.
Here you go:
Go ahead and post your follow-up art. Also, holy carp! that's one OP 4 Mana rare minion!
I had 220 dust, then after opening all the packs and DE extra copies, I now have 2840. and if you were to DE all the other copies you would have even more. this is definitely worth it.
I wouldn't necessarily want to bring back OP cards or death knights. just powerful tools that everyone has access to always until those tools can be replaced with suitable replacements.
I mean the same thing happens each rotation. some classes or strategies are just dead in the water until the next expansion then we get new tools and the cycle continues.
It's been suggested about a billion times(CF, every Kibler video ever), so I'm sure they're at least aware of the possibility. Not only would replacing classic with a rotating roster of older cards allow players to (once again) experience these older cards, it would also fix all of the problems that required them to implement the Hall of Fame to begin with, since problematic cards could be naturally rotated out and kept in wild, rather than this feeling like an intervention from on high. Hell, even prior victims of the dread Hall could strategically be brought back for a year or so, depending on what other cards exist/are planned for standard in that rotation. If classic isn't *permanent* there's no problem with having strong, must-play cards like Ice Block or Ragnaros in it.
The new ladder system strikes me as a pilot for a similar system in standard. Considering the past pattern such a big change would likely occur with the start of the new year.
I'm bored. It's summer. Anyone has any ideas for games for me to play?
I'm currently playing MTG:A and Fran Bow.
If you're looking simply for entertainment and haven't seen it yet, I can't recommend Critical Role highly enough.
I'm bored. It's summer. Anyone has any ideas for games for me to play?
Waiting around for my DnD group to play Divinity 2 with me. Everyone is still doing exams except me, so I have to entertain myself somehow.
It can be a CCG if you want, or anything else that strikes your fancy. My one nitpick is not wanting to play shooters in general. I don't mind single-player games.
Deck name in code copy
Yep, I support this as I need to backup my decks to Word or sth just in case, and its quite annoying to rename my decks over and over again.
Toki's Wild Bundle Now Available - 56 Wild Card Packs on the Cheap
I could see it potentially bogging down the mobile client on the shop, but even if that's the case they could make it all available for gold or cash purchase on the pc client and keep Wild purchases off the mobile store. If a mobile only player finds logging with their pc to make that purchase too inconvenient, oh well! At least they’d have the option somewhere
Stop Going to Hearthpwn to bad mouth the new owners
Fully agree. I won't be going there anymore, but Magic Find isn't a bad company and don't deserve your hatred.
Toki's Wild Bundle Now Available - 56 Wild Card Packs on the Cheap
This is a really great deal! Unfortunately I'm only 6-11 packs since last legendary into each expansion, so the pity timer won't help that much. Wanna see more deals like this though.
No difference between heroic and normal act v
Anyone else feel like there's barely any difference between normal and heroic last 4 bosses in act 5? Maybe I'm just bad, but I regularly get my ass handed to me on normal and heroic at about the same rate. Vargoth is especially nutty. Please tell me I'm not crazy
Toki's Wild Bundle Now Available - 56 Wild Card Packs on the Cheap
I would rate that card about 3.6. Not great, not terrible.
Which two legendaries to craft?
If I were you I would choose Darius Crowley and The Soularium. Both of them are currently useful in Standard right now and have been so for their entire shelf life. When crafting, you're typically looking for cards that fit into a variety of decks to ensure that they will be useful in later metas, and both cards fit the bill (whereas Scargil is really only useful in Murloc Shaman, Al'Akir the Windlord in Big Shaman, and Electra Stormsurge and Zentimo are often not used because of how reliant they are on synergy.
Oh, and I would also add that it is too early in the year to stop crafting Year of the Raven legendaries. You've got a solid 10 months before the rotation, and you'll almost certainly get your money's worth out of Darius Crowley and The Soularium. I wouldn't start boycotting YotR legendaries until halfway through the second YotD expansion at the earliest.
@Flux problem with your chat in Twitch
I barely ever talk in chat in twitch except for during the Hearthstone tournament. I did chat a little bit.
The Pepper Thread - Share Some Good Vibes!
You know those kinds of games where you just want to play as much as possible to the point where you literally throw the game on purpose? Just had one of those:
https://hsreplay.net/replay/ymv8ZpqNHEeYH2jKEqJYXg
EDIT: And yes, my Zoo-locks tend to be way too greedy.
Stop Going to Hearthpwn to bad mouth the new owners
If you don't like Hearthpwn nor what Curse/Fandom did to Flux that is fine, and you have every right to be upset. But there really is no need to spend more time on Hearthpwn than Out of Cards to consistently take it out on the new management. How would you like it if trolls came here to constantly bash this website?
You aren't doing any favors to Flux or the Out of Cards community by behaving like a child on Hearthpwn, it's immature and very unproductive. And honestly, who wants to be part of a "community" that engages in that type of toxic behavior?
Which two legendaries to craft?
Al'Akir the Windlord - I crafted him when I Even Shaman was a big thing, and I haven't used him a lot since. Although, he is Classic, so chances are he'll be useful down the road. Especially currently with Muckmorpher, this guy still holds value.
Scargil - He is equivalent to the "Hype"-mon. It's good, but not essential by any means and only useful in one deck.
Electra Stormsurge - Solid card and noted in most Shaman builds. Will still be around for another 9+ months in Standard, but still shows it's face in certain Wild Shaman builds.
Zentimo - Totally a fun card. But huge target right out the gate. Once a person has been stung with their Faerie Dragon getting hit with Hex because the minion next to them was vulnerable, they target him quick. If you craft him, don't get upset when he doesn't survive more than a turn.,
The Soularium - GREAT card. But I am biased as a Warlock main. It has a good amount of value... in the right deck. If you don't have the cards for the decks that you see this in, then hold off on it.
Darius Crowley - He's a little too inconsistent in standard builds. One week he's in, next he's tech at best. There are other options for Rush in Warrior that don't cost 1600 dust
Archivist Elysiana- Showing up in more and more builds. Even after nerf, next to Al'Akir the Windlord, probably your safest craft choice. Add that since she was added in the first expansion of the year, she will be around for another 18+ months in Standard. So a solid investment.
Deathrattle Warlock
This is very fun! I've played ~10 games with it and you can tell people don't know what to do with it. Only change is I don't have Solarium, so I swapped in a Portal Keeper for a cheaper body that can help build presence and play on the shuffle/draw effects. Seems to be working okay.
Which two legendaries to craft?
Al'Akir the Windlord is not a bad craft. He isn't necessary for any decks, but is a "win more" card.
Scargil Don't craft him. I don't run him in my murloc shammy list anymore. His effect really is not needed.
Electra Stormsurge and Zentimo I don't own. Out of the 2, Electra would be the better option. I've been debating crafting both of these as well, but haven't felt either to be required in any decks.
The Soularium is a solid card that is used in A LOT of Warlock decks. Would not be a bad one to craft, though the state of Warlock isn't great atm.
Darius Crowley another just "win more" card. Can be replaced by other cards without too much of a win rate hit
Archivist Elysiana I DE'd her at the nerf, and I haven't had any desire to recraft. I only played her once in all the matches I played with her. 9/10 was just a dead card in my hand. I think you'd find her to be a waste of your dust.
@Flux problem with your chat in Twitch
Dunno whats up with that, nor is it something I can control =(
It could have been you were flagged for spamming based on the text content. I wouldn't know though since I didn't have Twitch chat open at the time.
Which two legendaries to craft?
I just bought the Toki Bundle and it was great. I got 4 legendaries. a bunch of epics, and enough dust to get any 2 legendaries I chose. but I have no idea what to do with that. Mage, Rogue, and Priest are out of the picture entirely (I only have the Basic set for those classes).
I am right now trying to decide between Al'Akir the Windlord, Scargil, Zentimo, Electra Stormsurge, The Soularium, Darius Crowley, and Archivist Elysiana
Al'Akir the Windlord I think is a good choice because he is evergreen and will pop up every now and then in mid-range shaman decks, so for the long term, not to bad. but right now I need him to finish my Big Shaman deck I have been working on.
Scargil I am not so sure about. he is the only missing piece in my murloc shaman, so that is why he is on my list, but I don't know how essential he is for that deck.
Electra Stormsurge and Zentimo I want because they seem to be the most versatile and useful shaman legendaries in standard, but I am not so sure about how powerful they actually are.
The Soularium I want because I see it in a lot of warlock lists, mainly the one hand/draw lock with Fel Lord Betrug and Plot Twist so I think I would get use out of it and have fun with it.
Darius Crowley seems to be a very versatile card in both mid-range and control warrior. the only thing is that he is only in standard for another 9 months or so, and I don't know how powerful warrior will be in these next few expansions before he leaves, so I probably wont craft him.
and Archivist Elysiana is necessary for winning the control vs control match, if your opponent has this and you don't, then you can kiss that victory good-bye. but I have been seeing less and less heavy control decks.
I think right now I am leaning towards al'akir and soularium but I would like to hear from some people who have played these cards to help me figure out which would be best.
The Pepper Thread - Share Some Good Vibes!
Care to share the decklist? Seems fun
Group Therapy! Need to blow off some steam? Mega salty? Here's the place!
Almost won a game with the zayle priest, except hunters got tracking and got the exact things it needed to survive with 1 other card in hand.... Ofcourse they did
@Flux problem with your chat in Twitch
I joined your stream last night but I could not say anything in chat. I saw the rules about being awesome and whatnot then clicked "Ok I got it". I still couldnt say anything. I just wanted to let you know something weird was going on.
Toki's Wild Bundle Now Available - 56 Wild Card Packs on the Cheap
Can you purchase this from mobile? I have some itunes gift cards I can purchase it with.
Here's some art, make a card! [Legacy Game]
Here you go:
Go ahead and post your follow-up art. Also, holy carp! that's one OP 4 Mana rare minion!
Toki's Wild Bundle Now Available - 56 Wild Card Packs on the Cheap
man, this bundle was great!
I had 220 dust, then after opening all the packs and DE extra copies, I now have 2840. and if you were to DE all the other copies you would have even more. this is definitely worth it.
Could wild cards be returning to standard format?
I wouldn't necessarily want to bring back OP cards or death knights. just powerful tools that everyone has access to always until those tools can be replaced with suitable replacements.
I mean the same thing happens each rotation. some classes or strategies are just dead in the water until the next expansion then we get new tools and the cycle continues.
Could wild cards be returning to standard format?
It's been suggested about a billion times(CF, every Kibler video ever), so I'm sure they're at least aware of the possibility. Not only would replacing classic with a rotating roster of older cards allow players to (once again) experience these older cards, it would also fix all of the problems that required them to implement the Hall of Fame to begin with, since problematic cards could be naturally rotated out and kept in wild, rather than this feeling like an intervention from on high. Hell, even prior victims of the dread Hall could strategically be brought back for a year or so, depending on what other cards exist/are planned for standard in that rotation. If classic isn't *permanent* there's no problem with having strong, must-play cards like Ice Block or Ragnaros in it.
The new ladder system strikes me as a pilot for a similar system in standard. Considering the past pattern such a big change would likely occur with the start of the new year.