Tried it recently, might have a bigger addiction to this game than Hearthstone honestly. I knew I was going to enjoy it after watching a couple of gameplay footage but man this game is real bussin. It's pretty f2p friendly too and the cards are pretty balanced. I've only experienced pool 1 though.
It also has a very nice matchmaking system, which is based on your rank and your collection level. This means you won't be playing against people who have unlocked cards that you get way later. Excited to play more in the future.
You know what at the very least if they want to lock the ability to pick between 4 heroes behind a paywall, the least they can do is properly balance all of them. I'm liking the changes that they did so far, but they need to do it more constantly.
I also like the new hero designs and reworks. They're a lot more interesting than how they did heroes before.
Still really bummed down for runestones though. Won't be surprised if there's going to be an exodus of players because of this.
Greasebot was pretty broken but I'm surprised Kooky Chemist didn't leave as well. That card breaks so many mechanics that it's the reason Quillboars are so good rn.
So essentially all of the rogue cards have been revealed? Shame, kinda hoping one of the secrets would at least coincide with the miracle mechanic like adding coins to your hand or something. Ah well, the secrets package that they introduced aren't too shabby anyways.
After much more thought, it's actually quite a decent disruption to have. Somewhat better than Mutanus the Devourer I'd say if you play it purely for the disruption simply because it's 3 mana cheaper but it does provide waaay less tempo but that's not the main use of the card anyways.
This card is everything that wild needs. I got pretty bummed down after Tome Tampering got revealed, but this hyped me back up. Not by much though, still think Tome Tampering is absolutely broken in wild but hey at least I can slap mages in the face now.
After thinking about this card for wild even further, I think I'm gonna have a brain aneurysm.
This is so broken in Mecha'tun Warlock. Either you drop Malchezaar's Imp or play this while Hand of Gul'dan is in your hand and you will immediatly refill your hand.
The reason why this is broken in Mecha'tun Warlock is good ol' cost reduction and card draw. Having 1 mana Hand of Gul'dan, Backfire, and Dreadlich Tamsin makes it so much easier to empty your deck AND they can be further discounted into 0 mana with Runed Mithril Rod. And also, 1 mana Mecha'tun means that you don't even have to play Shadow Hunter Vol'jin.
The Hearthstone community contains more people than just you you know? I'm a part of it, and I think that you stink.
Tried it recently, might have a bigger addiction to this game than Hearthstone honestly. I knew I was going to enjoy it after watching a couple of gameplay footage but man this game is real bussin. It's pretty f2p friendly too and the cards are pretty balanced. I've only experienced pool 1 though.
It also has a very nice matchmaking system, which is based on your rank and your collection level. This means you won't be playing against people who have unlocked cards that you get way later. Excited to play more in the future.
I've heard of this problem a lot in the pc version, kinda scared might happen to me too. Maybe link to a google account after tutorial might help?
Pretty sure some of these nerfs are straight from Vicious Syndicate's suggestions (Guff, Dawngrasp, Hunter Quest) except that Theotar is missing.
Uhh, are you sure you read the patch notes correctly?
You know what at the very least if they want to lock the ability to pick between 4 heroes behind a paywall, the least they can do is properly balance all of them. I'm liking the changes that they did so far, but they need to do it more constantly.
I also like the new hero designs and reworks. They're a lot more interesting than how they did heroes before.
Still really bummed down for runestones though. Won't be surprised if there's going to be an exodus of players because of this.
Rest in peace my sweet Kobold Illusionist. You were amazing while you lasted, but the nerf was necessary.
Greasebot was pretty broken but I'm surprised Kooky Chemist didn't leave as well. That card breaks so many mechanics that it's the reason Quillboars are so good rn.
Mindrender Illucia + The Harvester of Envy because I hate it when the opponent plays cards, so I just take them.
Another deck that yeets the opponent's hands is a Ghastly Gravedigger deck in the style of a Spectral Pillager deck.
Ultra Aggro DH in Wild because Voracious Reader still exists.
If I get The Stonewright I might try out even shaman. Gigantotem seems nuts with Splitting Axe.
If I somehow get a lot of dust, might try out Tome Tampering before it gets banned in wild. Not a warlock player though.
Man, this expansion sure has a lot of unique wording in it. Nothing much wrong with it tho, I think it adds flavor to the expansion.
Wow, I wish this was the rogue legendary. That's really good.
So essentially all of the rogue cards have been revealed? Shame, kinda hoping one of the secrets would at least coincide with the miracle mechanic like adding coins to your hand or something. Ah well, the secrets package that they introduced aren't too shabby anyways.
It's cool.
You didn't watch the reveal video, didn't you?
Nobody mentioned it because the damage only happens in the opponent's turn.
So essentially "Trade Offer" the card?
After much more thought, it's actually quite a decent disruption to have. Somewhat better than Mutanus the Devourer I'd say if you play it purely for the disruption simply because it's 3 mana cheaper but it does provide waaay less tempo but that's not the main use of the card anyways.
Counter to warlock AND Ice Block.
This card is everything that wild needs. I got pretty bummed down after Tome Tampering got revealed, but this hyped me back up. Not by much though, still think Tome Tampering is absolutely broken in wild but hey at least I can slap mages in the face now.
Noob Saibot dancing with himself while a weird ass bat is watching.
So uh, Razorfen Beastmaster is still in standard.
Also, magnifying glaive is just busted. Nothing else to say about it. It actually makes Bibliomite a great card.
After thinking about this card for wild even further, I think I'm gonna have a brain aneurysm.
This is so broken in Mecha'tun Warlock. Either you drop Malchezaar's Imp or play this while Hand of Gul'dan is in your hand and you will immediatly refill your hand.
The reason why this is broken in Mecha'tun Warlock is good ol' cost reduction and card draw. Having 1 mana Hand of Gul'dan, Backfire, and Dreadlich Tamsin makes it so much easier to empty your deck AND they can be further discounted into 0 mana with Runed Mithril Rod. And also, 1 mana Mecha'tun means that you don't even have to play Shadow Hunter Vol'jin.
I hope I'm wrong, dear god I hope I'm wrong.