Hearthpwn

I've pre-ordered every expansion since Un-Goro and a shit ton of packs outside of the pre-orders as well, but it stops now. The events with Hong Kong has lost them a customer. I'll still play HS from time to time but I won't be making anymore purchases and I don't feel as excited about the game as I used to.

The no-duplicates rule doesn't consider golden or non-golden cards, you'll just get a copy of a legendary that you already have with the same chance of it being golden as always.

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So, with this card, your opponent will get punished by roping every turn. But when you are the one who roping, the roping-damage just easily get cancelled. It doesn't seems fair for me. Yes nozdormu is the counterplay, but if the reward is not punishing enough, it basically counter nothing and just turn the rule back to normal. So, I think the reward should be more punishing, like "You will always on rope".

In average, you must be a fast player anyway if you play this card, so I believe you can do the turn in 15 seconds.

 So if you play Chillwind Yeti, you get a 4/5 on your board but your opponent gets nothing. It doesn't seem fair to me. Weird logic.

 I honestly can't comprehend how your example related to my logic in my explanation. You should breakdown it if it actually related or you might just misinterpreted what I said. 

I said it doesnt fair for a symmetrical effect (roping damage) to automatically negate itself when hit the user. Because it makes the card basically has no downside (it is 1-mana that always start in your hand). So everyone who doesnt have any play at turn 1 will just include it, while the only way to counter the card is by including 9 mana understatted minion. (Or just play faster, yes, but I talk about the card design) In my perspective, It basically force everyone to include nozdormu in the deck if they want to play normally. That kind of impact is particularly strong so the drawback  should be high too.

 You can't comprehend that me playing a card should have a benefit for myself and not my opponent? Wtf? The downside for this is, like all quests, that you have to spend your first turn playing this. And against a fast aggro deck, for example, this quest will have absolutely no effect at all. You can "counter" it by simply making effective plays.

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So, with this card, your opponent will get punished by roping every turn. But when you are the one who roping, the roping-damage just easily get cancelled. It doesn't seems fair for me. Yes nozdormu is the counterplay, but if the reward is not punishing enough, it basically counter nothing and just turn the rule back to normal. So, I think the reward should be more punishing, like "You will always on rope".

In average, you must be a fast player anyway if you play this card, so I believe you can do the turn in 15 seconds.

 So if you play Chillwind Yeti, you get a 4/5 on your board but your opponent gets nothing. It doesn't seem fair to me. Weird logic.

Well that was kinda out of the blue... Sad to see this place go, atm there's not really any other HS community that could compare to Hearthpwn, so I really hope that some other actor will pick up the slack.

Only when my opponent plays cards. Then they'll taste the fucking rope!

 Like you said the order probably matters and that behavior sounds consistent with how other effects work in the game. So not a bug.

Unless you really like single player content, I would advice against buying the adventure with gold since you're 'new' and still building your card collection.

No, I'd be bored within a day. Nice idea for a Tavern Brawl though. Think there was a similar one were you could only play basic and classic cards (or was it just basic?), but without unnerfed cards.

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Well if you're just planning to play standard always focus on the latest expansion for packs and craft a few essentials from previous ones. Pretty sure there's some thread around here for crafting advice. Maybe you should give a bit of info on what you'd like to play, class playstyle etc.

 I was thinking the same ... but anyway had to ask .. Well i played almost everything back in the days , but i had to admit i played mostly zoolock , demon lock and murloc pala ... so im open to everything , from control to rush decks ...

I don't play much standard myself but I think zoolock is in a pretty good position right now with the flying carpet and lackeys.

Well if you're just planning to play standard always focus on the latest expansion for packs and craft a few essentials from previous ones. Pretty sure there's some thread around here for crafting advice. Maybe you should give a bit of info on what you'd like to play, class playstyle etc.

Nah.

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Totally ridiculous.  People buy card packs every day, the standard price for 15 packs is $20.  So now with the Dalaran Heist release if you buy 15 packs you get:  

- The 15 packs you paid for

 PLUS

- A FREE golden legendary 

- A FREE Hearthstone Adventure

- 2 FREE exclusive card backs

Still not sold..?  Fine, you win.  Wait until the sale is over and buy 15 packs (without the perks) like you normally would.  That’ll show ‘em.  

 DId you know we got free PvE content in the last expansions? How can you be eager to pay 20 bucks for the same thing we got for free in the past? Man, you must be a genious, because apparently you can see something that i'm missing! Congratulations :)

 Check out this guy with no appreciation to the free content we got....because making content is totally not time consuming for the developers. Heck it's just as easy as sitting on my ass and letting out some farts. *slow clap*

Making changes (nerfs, bug fixes, etc.) is time consuming for the developers, as well. So let's all rejoice and fork over $1 USD each for the next patch. 

Again, the heist is not really new content. I don't see how a few changes to the existing model warrant a price tag. 

 Patches and nerfs are for repaying technical and design debt owed to the users. New content, which this objectively is, wether you like the content or not, is not.

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That's really frustrating. There's been a couple things like that in the adventure that haven't made much sense. For example, the guy who gives you a coin and takes a copy of your minion (I think it was Gallywix) for some reason gets all the handbuffs or persistent buffs from the run on his copy despite that not being the case for any other copy effect in the game. That managed to cost me a run as I expected to be giving him a meh minion.

 That's exactly how such interactions work in the game though. Moving or copying to the same or forward in zones retains buffs.