The sad thing is... the devs are still making "fun" cards like this... but literally nobody plays this game for FUN anymore... it's all "rush to find the best netdeck and make legend" and then do it all again next month... and the next month after that... and then another mini-release and more netdecking...
And I'm sorry... if you're one of those folks who find this to be "fun", I feel bad for you.
Competition IS fun... endless, mindless, repetitive, heavily RNG-based competition is NOT fun... to most normal, functional human beings. Casino gamblers would beg to differ... but the DSM-V has something to say about their personality traits.
Things like this card are what made early-to-mid 00s Magic: The Gathering so fun. Yeah, you could shell out hundreds of dollars to keep updating and playing the most powerful deck in standard rotation... or you could sift through literally thousands of older cards and put together fun decks with silly levels of interaction that the developers never dreamed of and watch your friends' heads explode when you pull off that 5-card combo using a card from a set that released 7 years ago that nobody has thought of since then.
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Packs are still locked. Is It Just me?
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Maybe they play super off meta/meme because they grew increasingly tired of playing an playing against braindead tier1 decks piloted by win-obsessed players.
And therefore they hate you.
And therefore they emote you.
Maybe.
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Crazy good in arena.
Crazy bad in anything else.
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It sucks when one of the two signature cards is the most useless pack filler of the expansion.
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This doesn't mean though that you benefit the mana discount on the turn you play it, right? The spell counts itself I suppose.
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So they once again decided to tread the "play it on curve - win the game" path... Excellent news. Looking forward to see Raza back in standard then...
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Air guitarist seems pretty nice with the legendary hunter weapon.
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25/2 my a**!!! Where's the patch, Blizz?!?
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It's not about telling others what deck they should play. It's about believing different game modes should inherently have different rules presiding them. Just like poker pros generally aren't allowed in amateur circuits (or at least are very badly viewed), decks proven to be extremely competitive shouldn't enter the casual fray. But then again, I guess it always comes down to each player's "moral compass".
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Roughly 80% of the current meta includes it in one way or another. And Death Knight introduction only makes things worst in that regard. It was so obvious...