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Probably not because the only real good outcome from yogg against a warlock would be random spells or rod of roasting.

The only way to counter warlock in my opinion is to play either [card]plagued protodrake[/card] or [card]cairne bloodhoof[/card], because without malicia they can never avoid taking damage to face without throwing everything they have into it. But of …

Unfortunately, since the matchup is so horrendous that that's reason enough to not want to play priest. Doesn't help that warlock is often enough 1/3 of all your matches, conspiracy theories when playing priest aside. I've seen many priest decks just double down on this and simply consider warlock just unwinnable, playing no tech cards against it whatsoever.

Also, …

Writing strictly as a spectator, I'm afraid LoR is not greater than hearthstone - let alone being the best card game. Better monetization model, more accessible, and having more stuff to do - That can't be denied that LoR definitely has hearthstone on the ropes on all these. But for those watching it, and for those trying it out for …

I think its because there wasn't any hsreplay and hearthstone tournaments was at its infancy. You can only bring 4 decks, 3 very obvious candidates, and the last is usually freeze mage, midrange priest or druid. Its a bit like warrior in that there's absolutely playable lists out there, but is largely shadowed away from the big 4.

But …

Maybe its just me, but this really isn't anything new. The fact of the matter is that [card]doomhammer[/card] has always been good even back in the day, more so when [card]rockbiter weapon[/card] was still 1 mana, nearly everyone played harrison because of it. Remember how everyone once thought that [card]al'akir the windlord[/card] was a bad card and needs a buff, …

Hearthstone is not a pool I will introduce my children to expecting them not to get pissed on.

But compared to the toxic waste dump that is LoL, DotA, Counterstrike, and even pokemon, I'm fairly happy to know that at very least I don't have to start explaining to my child what kind of world is it we live …

Considering its one of the topics that likely to piss everyone, right or left, off its been remarkably contained.

Can blizz really pressure someone as high up the food chain as Kripp? I doubt it. Regis perhaps, but Kripp is among one of the biggest names in hearthstone, and if he says he ain't moving for someone else, he's not going to, and not even blizz can nudge him off.

Also, as you have stated, its not really …

As you said, they stepped down voluntarily. This means if you're a fan of either Kripp or Regis, you may be pissed off. But to be frank, the only person you should be pissed off of isn't their 'replacements' but Kripp/Regis himself. They made their decision, likely without pressure from blizz, and both I believe have put out their own …

To be specific, the article only mention that blizz is committed to more diversity in hearthstone events, not tournaments. To take this crossroad invitational for example, its clear from its participants that its not about skill, its about blizz promoting hearthstone. Put simply, this is an invitation that has no real qualifications for being invited; blizz can invite anyone …

Georgec. Wonder how many people even still remember that a few years ago he was tipped as one of the top up and coming hearthstone players in the world. He's still fairly young for a pro gamer, if I recall correctly.

Its amazing where hearthstone was just 3 years ago, compared to the depths of today. The game maybe …

I like the discussion from Jia, which actually made some sense as to why there this air of toxicity against women in gaming. Fact of the matter is that there really isn't alot of representation from women in tournaments, which is indirectly or directly creating this mistaken impression that mistreating women in the gaming world is something they can get …

The game board choice idea is a nice idea, but impossible because [card]transfer student[/card] exists. So either the devs have forgotten about that or they're just commenting on what the 'community' brings up to them.

Its the usual Q&A session where a good percentage of it is just fluff. I wouldn't blow my top over any of it mattering …

Quote From kaladin

what is actually good against paladin? it seems like there are a bunch of iterations going around, each one extremely strong.]

edit: okay what beats big druid? im in an endless cycle of decks that beat whtever im playing.

 

Most decks that can easily remove single targets are good …

If the protagonist ends every match with a [card]wisp[/card] that should otherwise be complete rubbish in the game but somehow wins every battle in the anime then yes, its would be very much like pokemon.

Just wanted to comment on a couple of things;

- I'm actually a little intrigued by the suggestion of showing MMR figures per match. On one hand, it will definitely show some form of progression after you reach the rank you're comfortable with, and you can afford to lose matches as long as the MMR does not dip enough …

Okay, I got the drops after 4 hours. So that's some progress, well done youtube.

Now please for the love of god have some sense and implement the drop timer please.

I'm no expert myself, but I got my packs, so here's a few tips for those who may have watched but didn't get anything;

- Make sure your account is signed in, and connected to your battlenet ID

- Drops only work on livestreams. Watching reruns don't count.

- There's this diamond next to the like and …

After going through 2 days of games, I think it can be conclusively said that dhunters and paladin are at the top of the mountain and at the very bottom is unfortunately (or at least for now) rogue.

Warrior is the most midrange of midrange decks. Its so balanced in what it can do, just pure stats all round. …

Then you're one of the luckier ones. I've been seeing a spread of paladin, mage, warlock and hunters. I think everyone is just still adjusting to the changes. No doubt most people think paladin got the longer straw from the nerfs this time so everyone's targeting it hard. Unfortuntely for controlock players, the deck is fairly abysmal against anything that's …