I just lost my first two games with this hunter deck( going second against paladin and warrior with taunts and heals, it happens). Then I met this Paladin( went second again ;-; ). He had 2 Stonehill Defender , Primordial Drake (wasn't even from the Stonehill Defender), Spikeridged Steed. And he managed to lose. How? I had two secrets. He attacked face with his 1/1( explosive activated), played Spikeridged Steed on his Ancient of Blossoms. The only way to lose was if I had a Freezing Trap ( he was at 9 and I have no burst in the deck). He attacked anyway and his minion fell in the Freezing Trap lol( you can see this in the play history to the left)
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I believe they match you based off number of wins first and then number of losses second. So the paladin could have been 0-1,0-2, or 0-3 depending on how many zero win players were queuing at that exact moment. That being said I am not super surprised. A lot of time arena comes down to how well you play over your deck list. Especially since most people use something like the lightforge tier list or one of the other arena tier lists to make their decks these days.
Anyways, it is always easy to make fun of "stupid plays". How would your opponent know, that you have no burst? You are a hunter, so at least he is on a clock somehow. Maybe he figured he needs to kill you quck and take the risk of a freezing trap. And maybe he was just not that experienced. Maybe he was drunk. Simple as that. No reason to jugde him, especially not by showing his name.
It is possible to play people with other win ratios but most likely the other guy had the same win loss record. At high wins this gets more likely that there is a difference due to a smaller pool of players at those win ratios.
So yes it is possible that the other guy was not 0-3 but most likely he was.
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I just lost my first two games with this hunter deck( going second against paladin and warrior with taunts and heals, it happens). Then I met this Paladin( went second again ;-; ). He had 2 Stonehill Defender , Primordial Drake (wasn't even from the Stonehill Defender), Spikeridged Steed. And he managed to lose. How? I had two secrets. He attacked face with his 1/1( explosive activated), played Spikeridged Steed on his Ancient of Blossoms. The only way to lose was if I had a Freezing Trap ( he was at 9 and I have no burst in the deck). He attacked anyway and his minion fell in the Freezing Trap lol( you can see this in the play history to the left)
How do you know he went 0 3?
If your 0-2 you play against someone else who is also 0-2 it's how they do the matchmaking.
Not necessarily
Might be 0-1 or 1-2.
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I believe they match you based off number of wins first and then number of losses second. So the paladin could have been 0-1,0-2, or 0-3 depending on how many zero win players were queuing at that exact moment. That being said I am not super surprised. A lot of time arena comes down to how well you play over your deck list. Especially since most people use something like the lightforge tier list or one of the other arena tier lists to make their decks these days.
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Anyways, it is always easy to make fun of "stupid plays". How would your opponent know, that you have no burst? You are a hunter, so at least he is on a clock somehow. Maybe he figured he needs to kill you quck and take the risk of a freezing trap. And maybe he was just not that experienced. Maybe he was drunk. Simple as that. No reason to jugde him, especially not by showing his name.
It is possible to play people with other win ratios but most likely the other guy had the same win loss record. At high wins this gets more likely that there is a difference due to a smaller pool of players at those win ratios.
So yes it is possible that the other guy was not 0-3 but most likely he was.