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Quote from Splatacleze >>

The only reason metas get stale is because we somehow collectively agree on playing the same 3-4 decks (yes, I know there's already a few decks rising to the top). I hope we – as a Hearthstone community – can keep this experimentation up up.

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Quote from Splatacleze >>

The only reason metas get stale is because we somehow collectively agree on playing the same 3-4 decks (yes, I know there's already a few decks rising to the top). I hope we – as a Hearthstone community – can keep this experimentation up up.

Enjoy the game however you please, but "we somehow agree on playing the same 3-4 decks" is missing the picture. People play competitive decks on ladder because they are proven to be effective and we're incentivized to win. In game execution and deck selection means more to me (and others) than experimentation. It's generally a better use of my time to learn the lines of play of a netdeck than to spend time brewing something that might not be viable, not to mention the cost of crafting cards. So keep brewing, just realize some of us would rather the meta settle so we know the good cards to craft and good decks to rank up with.

 

The upside of a "settled" meta is that you can use a non-meta deck or just tech in a few surprises and totally destroy the people who don't know how to play against an opponent with an outside-the-box list.

If the potential for an unsettled meta is really there, then you can use it to your advantage when everyone else settles out of laziness.

What's funny is I notice I get the most hate from other players via emotes when I use a unique deck. It's like they're triggered that I'm not using a net deck. The struggle is real when I'm trying to do a Bolvar/Glass Knight build against this meta...

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My friend faced an Odd Aggro rogue this morning. It did not work. 

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