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"The Universe is under no obligation to make sense to you."
Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
Twist that around, play with it, and figure out how it can apply to anything else you might be bitch!ng about.
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Take some motherfuqin' responsibility. Something lost on most these days. They are offered to you FOR FREE. If you don't like it, you can click a few buttons and add different cards. If you do that and you find that your version is more dog$hit than the recipes, then I guess you come to the conclusion that despite them being $hit, your skills are clearly worse.
In that case, you have no room to complain about the game not making up for your shortcomings.
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Shut down Reno when I really need the heal and you win. Otherwise, I think you overestimate how devastating Beneath the Grounds is to my Kazakus. I can win without Kazakus - a lot. The games where I just auto-lose, Kazakus didn't matter. Reno mattered. If I didn't have Reno in time, I lose (vs. aggro). There are 2 cards responsible for easily 80+% of my wins in Renolock. Reno Jackson and Lord Jaraxxus. Kazakus is extremely powerful but he is not so important to my winrate with Renolock that without him, I lose.
I've won a few games with my Renolock vs. opponents that hit Brann + Kazakus and I never drew mine.
I've won a lot of games with my Renolock vs. opponents that pulled Kazakus with Dirty Rat.
I've won a lot of games with my Renolock vs. opponents that happened to tech Beneath the Grounds.
It's a simple answer whether you include/tech it or not. Do you need to shut down Reno Jackson? Notice what I said. Not Reno decks, but Reno Jackson specifically. If you can't overcome the heal to full on turn 6, then add it.
Otherwise, it may change your deck more than you think and if you don't pressure me fast enough vs. my Renolock, you lose - with or without my Kazakus.
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YA'LL NEED TO
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I'd like to see more creativity in decks. As a very old school Magic and video game player, I've been there, playing decks and playing video games without having the internet to fall back on for creativity and game-play. I had to figure out the level/boss/quest, for myself. I couldn't just watch a "how to beat it" video. I couldn't just 'netdeck'. I had to create my own stuff and through trial and error, figure things out. Go to tournaments, sit across from players, brainstorm and tweak here and there.
Give any given meta exactly 2 weeks (14 days) to become established. After 14 days, players on the Standard Ladder will play games as normal but there is a new twist to it all.
A list of cards will be released. This list is based upon input from pros (maybe a specific list of people/committee), tournament results, decks/cards listed on the main page of Hearthstone websites, and most importantly from the community/player votes/polls.
The list has 5 neutral minions and 3 cards from each class (32 cards). This list can (and obviously will) shift and change each meta.
If you win a game in standard with a deck that doesn't have a single card from this list, you gain an extra star.
That's it.
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Drakonid Operative gives Priest a viable deck and that deck helps to give Pirates a bit of trouble, which is a good thing. There are still current meta decks which completely destroy Dragon Priest at the moment though, Operative or not. If Renolock can get any board control (which is easy with 40,000 board clears) and drop Jaraxxus, it's gg for Priest. Priest has 0% winrate vs. Jaraxxus.
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ENJOY!
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