Hearthpwn

Battletag: Joseph#2409
Region: EU
Trade Only?: Yes, you go first please,

King Mukla, I think it's Task 15? You have to get the Deathblow on 75 Minions with King Mukla's Big Brother, if you didn't upgrade his equipment and boost his Health and Attack. Your in for a pain in the butt. I think one of the new Pirates has a Task were you must kill 125-175 Beasts as well. It's just annoying and time consuming compared to other tasks that take like 2-4mins.

Two other annoying tasks are on Gruul where you have too kill Dragons. First you just have to grind Dragons on Blackrock Mountain and get maybe 5-6 a run, then one of his tasks needs like 40-50 Deathblows on Dragons with his Dragonslayer Arrow thing. It was so mindless and slow.

I don't believe we know for certain but I think they might be governed by the same rules as other special pack types like Golden Packs and Class Packs, therefore as a result, they don't have their own 'internal pity timer'.

Battletag: Joseph#2409

Region: EU

Trade only?: Yes, you go first please. I'll show I have quest.

DONE

I've noticed a lot of uninformed people on this thread that have the opinion that just because someone chooses to be a F2P Player, that must mean that they are completely worthless to a company and don't deserve to be catered too, I can assure you, that is not true.

People need to understand that as with most products that are marketed as free to use, just because someone doesn't pay, doesn't mean that they aren't invaluable to the longevity of the product or the company's revenue. If you are a F2P Player, you become the product being sold, and you have actual value because of that.

F2P Players themselves, just by choosing too participate in product, do so and provide free content for all the other users, including those who actually spend money, and in return their existence provides actual real value to the product as a whole, which encourages more people to spend money.

Studies typically find anywhere around 90%+ of active users in many F2P games don't spend any money whatsoever, and you can add on top that that even more people  who are considered low tier investors AKA 'Minnows'. If all these F2P players and minnows packed their bags and left due to being unhappy, the game would suffer greatly overall, and in previous cases the game itself enters a death spiral, similar to what happened with Heroes of The Storm.

That is because even less people would spend money if there is a poisonous perception that the product itself is dying and losing value when people stop playing, and thus because there is less revenue, less development time is spent, and therefore players who would be willing to pay spend even less money.

...And it can all be traced back to not appeasing the largest percent of their player base who don't actually spend much money if any at all.

Then of course you have all those F2P players who then go on to provide the most valuable forms of advertising or criticism to other people via friends and family, who themselves might go on to spend money, or not based on their recommendations, so it's very reductionist to simply say "F2P Players are entitled", and "Don't deserve to be listened too". They are literally the reason F2P Models exist and can thrive, and it is a constant balancing act to find the correct balance.

I don't know. It's obviously a good card, but I think it's too slow and Odd Paladin gets eaten alive by Aggro Druid that frequently ends the game on turn 4.

...However Control Warlock/Reno Warlock, with Tickatus...I think that has the potential to shift the meta, specifcally against Reno Priest...Not only is it more likely too survive the aggro onslaught in Wild, but Warlock can now instantly destroy match ups against other control and combo decks past turn 7 by milling a huge portion of their decks.

Battletag: Joseph#2409
Region: EU
Trade Only?: Yes, you go first please, I'll show quest.

DONE

Battletag: Joseph#2409

Region: EU

Trade only?: Yes please, you go first ill show proof I have quest.

DONE

Battletag : Joseph#2409
Region: EU
Trade Only: Yes, you go first please.

Battletag: Joseph#2409

Region: EU

Trade Only?: Yes, I can show that I have the quest, you go first please, 

Battletag: Joseph#2409

Region: EU

Trade only?: Yes, you go first, I'll show you I have the quest beforehand.

Battletag: Joseph#2409

Region: EU

Trade Only?: Yes, you go first please.

It might not be anything, but I can't help but be a little concerned whenever I see Activision-Blizzard fiddling around with MMR systems in the background of their games that are reliant of Micro-transations without declaring them or going in depth on the changes.

I remember a few years ago reading about how Activision patented a MMR system that encourages players to buy micro-transactions by purposely messing with players user experiences within the match-making. They did say it was purely exploratory and for R&D at that time, but it's been a few years of silence since then.

Here's an article about it from the time if anyone is interested.

https://kotaku.com/activision-patents-matchmaking-that-encourages-players-1819630937

I was thinking about how good Commanding Shout and Deathwing, Mad Aspect as a combo could be, would Deathwing continue to murder any extra minions spawned by possible Deathrattle effects? It seems like a match made in heaven, but it's too slow for a tempo deck, maybe it's more of a control/highlander type tool.