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Yes but then you do not have the chance of opening a golden legendary :)
I am on EU server also, currently resting at level 5. Maybe murloc shamans sometimes as well. Or I remember the quest ones better because they irritate me more lol.
In vanilla trying to get past a group of mobs was already a challenge which could result in multiple respawns at slightly too crowded spaces so run...run...run...die...run back...run...run...run...die...run back etc. Until you finally reached a safe spot to look at all your red armor.
I still remember that glorious day when I finally got my first class weapon which …
O this feeling when you can finish a long game against a Control Warrior when your last three cards are [card]Khadgar[/card], [card]Faceless Manipulator[/card] and [card]Jan'alai, the Dragonhawk[/card] to dish out the lethal for 32 face damage.
And basically this is not a nerf, but a buff of [card]Naga Sand Witch[/card]
Well all shamans I face are quest ones. So Shaman only plays that deck now it seems. Paladin has 2 decks left, one is the quest the other is the OTK/combo one. Hunter quest I see rarely, mage quest never. I have 0 winrate with it. Do not even know how to buff that one properly. Priest quest is strong. …
I think silence cards will return when the meta has settled a bit. Now ppl are still experimenting with all the new goodies so rather play that shiny new card instead of putting in a boring silence card. Same for weapon removal; as soon as rogue is T1 again with that new weapon all decks will tech in a weapon …
Mmmm. I am not sure about the fair part here. Let me try to break this down in a logical way.
1. Cards can be buffed in lots of ways, one is increasing their stats, one is to reduce their mana. Lots of cards in HS do this. This mechanism is not unfair in itself.
2. Really strong …
I do not understand this nerf. From Blizz's explanation it was used with giants to create extremely powerful board states "at a point in the game where opponents didn't have effective answers" well I thought this was the point of the game, if you are lucky enough to get the cards you need, to get an advantage so you can …
I already played it at 7 in a "kill all warriors" deck that struggled against aggro. I think together with the nerf to conjurer's calling the boards with big boys will arise at least one turn later, and playing 2 conjurer's calling in one turn even 2 turns later which is a lot. I was happy with mage for once …
No, there is a difference between being OP and being just good. At this point in time a lot of the decks played are still experimental because the new expansion is only a few days old. Therefore stats that only count winrate are not so interesting. Say if the deck has a 75% winrate against all the tier 1 decks …
What I would like to see in a discussion about decks being OP or something like that is some hard verifiable numbers and definitions which can be verified in an independent manner using scientific methods. Something like "this deck will win 75% of all games on average if played by an algorithm that tries to spent as much mana each …
Well a turn 5 tip the scales can be compared to a turn 5 mountain giant combo. You need to have the prismatic lens ready on 4, and some luck in fishing the right spell/minion from your deck as well. I would say chance you have that is about 0.3 * 0.6 = 18% chance on getting that combo, based …
Also had an interesting game against a rogue who had just put 8 copies of [card]Zephrys the Great[/card] in his deck after he already used it twice using a [card]Shadowstep[/card]. Still managed to win using some big boys on the board though.
That moment when a hunter uses [card]Wild Bloodstinger[/card] on curve so you get your [card]Mountain Giant[/card] on the board for free and the turn after you can slap down [card]Khadgar[/card] + [card]Conjurer's Calling[/card] to seal the game <grin>
@duppie: yes I was being ironic here :) meant it as a joke.
Well, the rogue will have to spend mana to wield that weapon. Secondly, you can freeze it. Thirdly, you can destroy it so they have to use 2 mana again. So it can be irritating but it is not unwinnable.
If you are a bit careful in positioning your Mountain Giants and have delicate aim with your Conjurer's Calling then you do not need to highroll your ass off. You can just smash face.
I have faced a lot of Druid quest opponents and lost some of them but won more of them. My mage removal and refill and card-draw was just better, and more chances on real crazy bonkers op stuff happening. Their main problem: they can not remove and fill board at the same time, and have limited draw. So either they …
I am having fun with a reno mage deck.