It’s alarming how many big names have jumped ship recently, feels like activision wanted all the power and didn’t care about seniority so everyone peaced out. I’m gonna guess he will join dreamhaven like everyone else
It's really not. The average worker changes jobs every 4 years. In fact, this is often a requirement in order to keep growing your salary (which is a whole other issue).
People change jobs constantly. It's only a perceived "OMG" moment because of notoriety and fan culture.
When a player signs with a new team, there are hundreds of articles written about it. When a salesman moves from selling steel to selling aluminum, no one gives a single fuck.
No minion Mage has been breezing past these. Warlock was good as well due to all the removal.
They will be more effective against certain strategies and once you get used to what classes and decks run them, you'll mulligan accordingly, hold removal etc.
There's nothing wrong with not playing optimally right now, we don't exactly know what to expect, when, what we need to plan for etc but then that's the most fun bit for me. I've swapped out cards in the mulligan which I've really regretted come turn 2/3 when I realise what the deck I'm facing is actually about. I've used removal too early, over commited on the board without realising a new method of dealing with that board is around and it gets cleared etc.
You will lose games now that you won't lose in a month or so. This over reaction to what is essentially your own lack of competence currently is premature.
You may also be playing aggro decks in which case, these cards are designed to punish you. That doesn't make them OP. The meta had been so hyper aggressive for so long, it's a good thing (imo) that it appears to be slowing down.
They didn't forget anything. Due to the backlash at launch, they announced a bunch of changes to the rewards track including more levels with less XP grind per level, subbing out many packs in the rewards track for gold, and the removal of events to make room in the base system for more rewards.
This is the answer to what happened. The increased XP that was planned to happen during events was, in part, shifted to simply be part of the reward track because people are greedy/impatient.
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Eternal formats are always going to be harder to get into because they're card pool is ever increasing. It's just what it is.
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First Day of School tilts me more than it should
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It's really not. The average worker changes jobs every 4 years. In fact, this is often a requirement in order to keep growing your salary (which is a whole other issue).
People change jobs constantly. It's only a perceived "OMG" moment because of notoriety and fan culture.
When a player signs with a new team, there are hundreds of articles written about it. When a salesman moves from selling steel to selling aluminum, no one gives a single fuck.
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Nah - there are some pretty sweet shaman decks out there right now.
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playhearthstone 20.02 patch notes
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2post (2/3)
3post (3/4)
Flinger (minions only)
Jandice (6 mana)
Sword (1/2)
Lunacy (4 mana)
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This is a great post
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Yes. It's okay for decks to have counters. Watchtower decks pretty much get stomped by anything vaguely resembling control.
I concede that it's not a particularly fun mechanic, but stun has it's place in CCGs.
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I'll help. Things that beat Watchposts:
- Spells
- Cheating mana
- Weapons
- Ignoring them
Things that lose to Watchposts:
- Playing a fair, midrange deck.
Also, things that haven't been good in standard for some time:
- Fair, midrange decks.
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You will get the new Core set one. You won't get additional copies.
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This is the answer to what happened. The increased XP that was planned to happen during events was, in part, shifted to simply be part of the reward track because people are greedy/impatient.
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He's staying on as a freelancer for now.
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Ancharr was dominant in wild too. I dont see that getting reverted.
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DISCOVER IZ A PROBLUM IN STANDART!
Uses an example of discovering two cards that won't be in standard.
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It's just a deflecto reset.