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Big priest fucks everything
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I hate hunters.
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Quote from Bluelights >>
It's not like playing control, control plays many different types of unique minions/value spells of their choosing to win the game through attrition. So many games play out different and end differently. Combo matchups always end up with the same exact scenarios every game: stall, heal, draw, and end the game the exact same way every time. This is all subjective, but I completely agree with him, how is that fun?
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This meta is just as shit as Boomsday. Kingsbane, Jaina, Spell Huntard and of course Taunt Druid. Stupidly overpowered netdecks that are all exactly alike. And the expansion has been out what, a week? The only thing missing is some Zoo Warlock variant.
Blizzard just lost the plot. They are lost. They don't know how to make a game fun anymore, not since Ungoro. It is so annoying because gameplay wise there is no comparable game on phones. But it has gotten so, so shit...
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'a bit too strong'. Fuck off, seriously. For about a month, I haven't played HS more than necessary to complete my daily quests because of those 'a bit too strong' fucking pirates.
There are currently 2 overpowered decks, midrange Shaman and any Pirate deck. So ofcourse Blizzard's statistics don't show them as overpowered if 70% of all games are those playing against each other.
I lost about 10 out of my last 15 games vs Pirate decks. I had Living Roots and/or Wrath in my opening hand in nearly all those 10 games, but lost every single one of them before turn 7. Call me salty, whatever, but there's no fun in losing games over and over again when your decisions don't matter since your only option is praying to draw your removal.
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Shaman hero power. There's precisely no reason why a hero power should ever be random.
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80% of my games are against both - paladin and hunter. I do not think this game is healthy.
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Hello team,
Am i the only one getting a bit tired of playing against hunter 9 / 10 matches?
It is REALLY insane, my stat records for last 33 matches is 27 hunters, 5 paladins and 1 rogue...
EDIT: I've played for 1 hour and 20 mins after this post, 12 matches, 11 of them hunters and 1 mage.
so stats now are 45 matches, 38 hunters, 1 mage, 5 paladins 1 rogue..... What the fuck??!?!?
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You misunderstod the game. 9 heroes, +2000 cards, but i am playing against the same class, with the same 30 cards, over and over and over again.
Its so FUCKING BORING, the game is about fun. It's not fun to force people to play a counter to hunters. Thats making THEM deciding what you should play?!
Right now the meta is 100% hunter, or play a 100% counter to hunter, thats the only 2 ways of playing HS right now :D, might aswell remove the 8 other classes.
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Who is the motherfucker that played Kingsbane Rogue on his stream ? Fuck the sheeps and their endless waves of vacuity
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I just played a murlock shaman who bent me over like a little b*tch by round 4. I didn't have a chance. This is just stupid.
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I am a relatively new player. I joined in June. I have little experience with Blizzard adjusting card values, powers, etc.
But it seems clear to the community that a few things resulting from MSOG require 'fixing.' Pirate Warrior being the most obvious example.
For those of you who have been around longer than me, can you tell me why it seems to take so long for cards to be tweaked. I play Clash Royale too, and Supercell modifies cards for game balance regularly. Yet from what I'm reading on this website it seems that it'll be months before anything changes in Hearthstone.
Is it that hard to adjust the cards?
Thoughts?
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I like this. I haven't tried mixing the old school "post-drop" buffs with the MSGO "pre-drop" buffs. Is it working for you?
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Sherman1986 is correct. I play this regularly. It becomes 4/4 after your opponent draws a card.
Sometimes I can get it buffed in a Paladin deck before I drop it, so it could be 5/5 or even 6/6 after a single turn. That depends on card draws, luck and strategy.
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I have been having a fair bit of luck with this card recently. I play a Paladin mid-range deck. So no, I am not exactly Tier 1.
But in casual at least, I find this card is a very good deal. You get a 4/4 for 4 mana (assuming one draw is made), and then it can grow... and grow. If you surround it by some cards with taunt (I personally like the Second-Rate Bruiser), or even by granting it divine shield (for example, using Argent Protector), it can be very troubling to your opponent. When it works well, I find that either I keep it alive and it becomes a serious threat, or my opponent uses up as many resources as necessary to kill it quickly. If s/he doesn't have a single shot card available to do that, it can mean two or more cards are used to remove one card on my side.
Anyone else having any fun with this one?
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FWIW, I am using this card in a Paladin buff deck and I find it quite effective. If you can play with something else on the board already that provides taunt, or I can place divine shield on it, it is likely to survive at least one turn. Then, you can almost feel the panic of the other player setting in, as s/he tries to figure out how to get rid of it.
It normally can be played by T4 with more than its base rating of 3/3 due to buffs anyway.
Not saying it's the greatest, but I am enjoying it so far. I only play casual however.