Hearthpwn

Welcome to the official discussion thread for the fourth (and last!) Quarterfinals Match of
BlizzCon World Championships!

Quarterfinals 4:

HotMEOWTH v.s DrHippi

Decklists:

Match Details & Results:

GAME WINNER:

RIP NA

Hotmeowth humiliated by both Dr Hippi and poor decision making (deck choice and during the game

seemed like he mad a lot of mistakes or plays that you could call at least questionable

also deck choosing is part of the game

Pavel's my guy but I like that he tried something different.  Hamster won with paladin which was enjoyable as well.

HOTMEOWTH just failed. He chose the questionable deck, he chose to start with it, he played badly, he decided to keep on with it, he tilted, he lost. Poor decision making and poor play.

High-level competetive deck building skills in 2016 lol

Instead of taking the decks you are common with and good you go for something totally different. Fine but not in blizzcon where thousands of people are watching you how you got lost. 

Quote from zorthander >>

Quote from Maximal18 >>

HOTMEOWTH just failed. He chose the questionable deck, he chose to start with it, he played badly, he decided to keep on with it, he tilted, he lost. Poor decision making and poor play.

While he obviously was punished for losing his patience/tilting, i find your comment more than disgusting.

Being at Blizzcon as top8 of the World 2016 is a really remarkable achievement. I doubt many of the people here posting in the forums could get even remotely near to that. Not to mention keep the calm while on stage, playing the f*cking top8 of the WC.

And yes, he made some errors, he didnt deserve to pass, but your behave like if you were able to do better. I dare you to do it better, i dare you twice. Will you be at Blizzcon next year? Will you do better? <snipped>

Ok, i apologize, your comment was not nice and mine was even worse :-/

Sorry, and have a nice weekend :)

Quote from Rhyolth >>

... aaannd my packs are gone.

Still props to HotMEOWTH for bringing such an unusual, unrefined & hard to pilot deck to a major event like that : you need balls of steel to do that with so much on the line.

Yet, i wonder how things would have turned out with slightly different tech choices & line of play : i felt he lwas too greedy with his Acolytes & Armorsmithes sometimes, when he may have had some interesting opportunities to play them.
(not necessary saying he misplayed, but there are just so many different way to play this deck : i can't help but wonder).