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Quote from hqql >>

-asks for advice on deck
-gets advice on deck
-rejects advice on deck

Why bother asking for advice if you're not going to even consider it? It's not as if he's giving bad advice, or trashing your deck, it's pretty sound. If you're playing Dragon Priest you're playing a Tempo game, you want to flood the board with strong minions and want to curve out doing so. Not having any 3-drops you can play on turn 3 (guaranteed, so Velen's doesn't count) can cost you games, so putting them in your deck could improve your deck and is very much in line with the general strategy here. Curator is a good card but doesn't reliably give you a turn 3 play and is a pretty weak turn 2 play next to Wyrmrest Agent, and not having enough activators for the Agent/Guardian/Corruptor is also a weakpoint of the deck. 

Either seriously consider someone's advice or don't ask for it, that's just BM.

It's frustrating when they get a dream opener with double Trogg into multiple overloads, score max crackles just as you are about to stabilize, top deck doom hammer for the finish, etc. It's not the best deck but it is probably one of the least rewarding to play against or pilot.

Region: NA
Usual Play Times: Variable, on battle.net quite a bit.
Level of Experience: Intermediate, although just returning to game so I'm pretty rusty.
Preferred Heroes: Priest
I’m Looking For: Laid back people of any skill level, would be sweet if you are into arena too.

Adeimantus#1856

I took a break from Molten to LoE and I probably like the game less on the whole. I find the current popular decks to be extremely frustrating to play against. When I played against my first aggro shaman/secret paladin a couple of days ago, I simply could not believe what was happening on my screen. Ofc, this almost certainly stems from a l2p issue, particularly given my time away, but the process just seems so fuking unrewarding.

This is my movie and I'm supposed to win.

Quote from Sebulbob >>

People hate it because they hate the idea to lose against an "unskilled player".

But keep in mind that in this game, losing is still losing. And by losing, you are fatally the "unskilled one".

Crying against a deck isn't gonna change this...grow up.

I just returned after a few months and I've lost twice in the last hour on turn 5 to aggro shaman. What is this shit?

Quote from Asylum_Rhapsody >>

I don't understand the mentality so many of you seem to have that accepting friend requests after a match is a bad idea. Of the probably hundred times I've accepted a friend request after a match, I can count the number of times the other person was rude to me on one hand. Honestly, when it happens it's kind of exciting, like opening up a golden legendary. I mean, it's Millhouse so I'm just going to dust it, but it's an exciting rare treat in the moment.

Bang your head until consciousness fades.

Seems soulless to specifically farm portraits. To me, portraits are a bonus that occurs naturally through the process of enjoying the game.

Fuk secret pally for real though.

What is it that you are asking? If its deck advice consider replacing shrinks with pyros. Consider taking out one madness and one smite for two Belcher or two sen ' jin. Might even replace chow with two naaru.

Completely agree with proposed card rarity changes. Would be fun to play against a slightly more broad range of classes.

The Polish one was strangely effeminate lol. It's interesting that they chose to make a separate version for Spain and Mexico.

A better way to convey respect/admiration after a long, difficult match would be to add them after the game. I think free winning after a tough match is a bit patronizing. If you top deck absolute bullshit to rob someone after being thoroughly outplayed or face something interesting while using a try hard deck, i can see doing it.