Hearthpwn

The fact they didnt think of this before releasing it shows the state of where things are for the game. 

Sadly I sorta did. The game was more fun with the longer time between expansions, and the solo adventures that gave unique cards as rewards. Felt like the community explored the full collection of cards more thoroughly, I dont know. The game became too hard to keep up with without a $150+ a year investment just to keep current. 

That and Hearthpwn stopped posting Valuetown. That is what really did me in. 

Look at the last 19 years worth of Blizzard games and tell me if they know how to keep a game going through thick and thin. 

Where have I heard this kind of thing before?

Oh yeah, WC3, and here it is 17 years later, still in top 30 Twitch streams. 

WoW was dead in 2009, and 2011, and 2012, and 2013... but here it is in 2019 making money.

If you want examples of dead games go look at Anthem, SW Battlefront, SW MMO games, Fallout 4, No Man's Sky, and the last Assassins Creed. Sorry but Hearth is going to take a long time to reach the levels of these games. 

Or keep to your narrative. 

why work on 2 sites?

I gave up hope, that deck literally drove me from Wild back to standard. Between it, mill decks and the endless number of infinite value decks, Wild just isnt fun to get to turn 4 to find out if you are going to win or not. 

I hear April 1 @ 10:00 AM might have some.

help me understand why edwin is in the screen caps but not in the list. 

Hey thanks for the Mill Rogue spotlight. You should have put a Big Priest in here too, just to pour the rest of the toxic waste into the Wild pool. :)

Stop making so many worthless cards in your expansions. 

Slow down the power creep, and go back and buff some classic cards. Even in wild, countless cards are utterly useless due to power creep. Look at the Wild Tourney, so few actual wild cards. 

Bring back adventures. 

Make certain cards obtainable through achievements. 

Old cards need discounts for the dust needed to make them. 

This 100 times. Look at Naxx. It was fun to play out, get the cards, and the cards were worthwhile for the most part. Now the expansion has 128 new cards, all of which 20-35 have any real solid use. It used to be 30 cards and over half them were absolutely worth having for a deck. 

I like your hidden quest idea, achievements, and fewer snowball cards. Feel like mechanics are taking the place of strategy in the game. It used be combos of 2 or 3 cards synergized to give you the edge on 3 turns or so, tipping it in your favor if your opponent couldnt counter. Now its 2 to 4 cards that just end the game if you get them. 

Quote from EternalHS >>

''Big priest is a problem''

 That's why you see the secret mage decks. The secret decks took out big priest in the previous rounds. A tourney is far different than just climbing the ladder. 

It was probably in as the strongest counter to big priest in all the previous pigtail matches.