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Quote from Cagey75 >>

Quote from LeviathanHS >>

Decided to play some ladder, which I haven't done in a long time. Starting at the abyssal rank of 12, stopped at 10. Why? I faced 100% secret paladins. Not a single other deck, only that fucking cancerous piece of shit deck. 

How does Blizzard expect to keep a consistent player base when they create decks that literally render all other alternatives completely inferior?

 I'm experiencing same around that rank as I said above. But this means they are all stuck there. once you crack them, and rank up you shouldn't see as many. they seem to be struggling to climb by rank 10. I don't think it's a legend worthy deck. 

druid mage warrior priest, this is the meta where everything works, sure some things are more popolaur than others but every class has its own good deck

im not saying paladin a problem, well yes i am, im just saying that in 100 games 40 of them were against the same 1 class out of 9 its a problem

Quote from Piterik >>

its funny that whole class is related to 1 combo.

I like to play Druid with Big Creatures without combo, and I feel punished cuz of that.

Quote from raspberrydude >>

I was unfortunate enough to get paired up 3 times with this Zoolock / Face hunter player. Every time he felt that he could not win anymore, he would just conveniently close the HS window without conceding.

I had to wait an additional 2+ minutes for the game to prompt "Your opponent has left." 

And then I would get paired up with another player and Bham, got paired up with the inconsiderate guy again. Half an hour later, you guessed it, same guy with the sore loser attitude.

Come on man. WTH. Give me a break. At least have some basic gaming manners.

Quote from tictactucroc >>

Ramp druid.

Innervate this on turn 3, coin Rafaam on turn 4, play the rafaam token on turn 5. Oh wait but face hunter already killed me at this time. I'm still going to experiment with it though. Tried it on control warrior, it's great when you coin the naga on turn 4 and it survives, but it's very inconsistent.

Quote from tizyler69 >>

Is it just me or do too many people blame losing on "lack of cards" or "facing the same aggro deck over and over". i think some people should take a step back and realize "maybe that one turn i misplayed slightly, which caused a trickling effect which caused me to lose." although you dont wanna believe it... this may indeed be the case sometimes!!!

Quote from SlayaHS >>

Whats the fucking point of playing aggro? Just to win?! WHEN U FUCIN RETARDED KIDS CAN UNDERSTAND THIS GAME IS A CARD GAME FUCKERS, U JUST PLAY LIKE IT WAS STARCRAFT II FUCKERS

i kept some goldens but before a few days i said fuck it and disinchanted them all to complete a deck 

dragon priest and control priest are pretty good at the current meta

hakuna matata

Quote from Frozen_Inferno_1 >>

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I think this is the true definition of salt.

No.

Hearthstone's pretty fun, the crafting element is something that I really like, however many times the problem that I find with it is that, I craft a card or deck and end up not liking it. In a case like that the dust is often wasted and it's not like collecting dust is all that easy anyway. So I feel there should be a mode that allows you to use any card in the game, against AI. This would not only help players decide on what cards are better than others, but also unravel any bugs that the cards might have, while also helping them decide if a card is craft-worthy.