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The whole point of the new Nozdormu is that it's voluntary. It's pushing things too far if you're trying to make people feel like they have to do it, or missing out if they don't.
[quote from="Iksar"]These decks are always a question of population and severity of gameplay change.[/quote]
I'm not a big fan of this philosophy. I'd much rather see them getting out in front of clearly problematic archetypes instead of waiting for …
Quote From baboen It's actually the first time I enjoy playing DH.
I will second that.
I know it's epic, but hear me out -- [card]Crossroads Watch Post[/card] is a LOT of fun to play against Mages. Every time I play one, there's this awkward hesitation, maybe one feeble attempt to remove it, then concede.
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C'Thun is the worst possible win condition against Warlock.
Not really. If other strong classes are experimenting more successfully than Mage, what I said still holds. And I do believe Paladin, for example, has plenty of room to experiment because the class overall has extremely strong tools.
Experimentation …
A deeper dive will reveal that the low CLASS win rate for Mage is due to people testing the waters for other archetypes, such as Freeze or Wildfire (or both). Once people see that those still don't hold a candle …
No, it was accurate. It has never happened before. There's always a first time.
What I meant was, they got away with making a card so interdependent and didn't have to nerf it because the package overall was just very meh.
Quote From PopeNeia It has barely been 12 hours and you guys are already complaining. Chill and let the meta settle a bit more.
The complaint is that there is no "settling" to be done …
Because this is not a twitch game. It's a strategic turn-based game where deliberate consideration of all the angles is more important than speed. Not to mention, there are members of the player base with actual disabilities, for whom high-apm …
It does make some sense, considering Kargal cannot be played at all without the nerfed cards, and the nerfed cards totally suck now. But I wouldn't expect to see this kind of generosity very often where indirect nerfs are concerned.
…Quote From clawz161 I am a naturally unlucky person.
All of your problems in Hearthstone boil down to this excuse. Stop merely "hedging" and start making an effort to actually improve. Good players make their …
It's not exactly scientific or anything, but the ONLY difference I have personally noticed is that Rogue has been replaced with Control Warlock (as predicted).
This is not an improvement. WTG, Blizz.
Seems like a niche-within-a-niche to me. Wild is already a minority of players, and when you whittle that down to a specific archetype, you're looking at some pretty long queue times, not to mention all the development resources they'd have …
They know that the people who missed it and still want it are willing to pay. Simple as that.
That's literally why anything is the price it is, unless regulated by outside forces.
Uhh, yes? That's the only reason they are selling it for gold at all. Cash will always be the better deal if you are willing to spend it. The f2p life isn't supposed to be easy.
Yeah, those gold prices are pretty steep, but at least the option is there.