Both of you can blabber on the party line from Blizzard all you want... I've seen it. I've seen it DOZENS of games. I posted my game by game log of my Shockspitter deck last month - EVERY SINGLE DK BOT ON THAT RUN STARTED THE GAME WITH THE EXACT SAME PLAY AND HAND SEQUENCE.
And that's only the one month and one deck I physically logged. I've seen this go on for months. I've talked to other players who have seen it exactly the same way.
That you two are defending the absolutely indefensible is comically hilarious.
If it makes you two feel better to bury your heads in the sand and scream, "LA, LA, LA NOT HAPPENING - MY OVERLORDS AND MASTERS AT BLIZZARD WOULD NEVER CHEAT US", more stupid to you...
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Just won a game against "BrownHound".
His deck had one card, but he discovered an Ignis weapon that made him draw three cards with each strike. He was playing the Astral Array Priest Standard Priest deck. He burned himself with fatigue.
Unlike the "AdjectiveNoun" bots from 2023, the new bots don't act immediately or mechanistically. They mouse over the cards in their hands before playing. I've also seen one concede when it was obviously going to lose. This AI even destroyed its own Ra-Den.
So, the AI is getting better quickly.
Edit: and my next opponent was "NavyBear", who also played Astral Array.
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Thank God for the Salt Police!
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Note: it does not affect battlecries.
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They listened to you!
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Title says it. I've heard it talked about, but truly that is how it should work, even from a thematic perspective. Control decks don't need to have access to that much life gain.
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Twist is a fun way to play with new combos or older cards. I've already made Quest Priest, Infuse Demon Hunter, and Elemental Shaman. I don't win every game, but I win many. It's refreshing.
I also like being rewarded for having a deep collection of old cards.
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Mech Paladin is fantastic for climbing.
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I've seen a Rogue playing Shaman cards and a Shaman playing Rogue cards. Screenshots included.
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Just came here to see if others have had the same experience. Playing against a bot as I write this.
Last two bots were Warlock and Priest
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I decided to join the dark side and craft the Hunter legendaries for the quest deck. I found out very quickly that is is NOT a brain-dead idiot deck. I lost most of my first games until I figured out how to play it.
You have to mulligan hard for Drek'Thar and/or Tavish. Drek'Thar is a huge swing to play on turn 4, but you have to have him on Turn 4.
Tavish's hero power will not go to zero if you complete the second stage of the quest before playing him. Your best option against Control Warrior is to have a zero-mana Summon Pet hero power.
It's NOT an aggro deck, because you have to use spells to control the board in the beginning. Aggro decks just go face. You have to manage card resources carefully. If you use all your resources to destroy a Mech Mage's board (for instance), you might not have enough to kill her face. And you must destroy the Mech Mage's board.
I was shocked at how difficult it was to play after having been run over by so many Quest Hunters.