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Quote from Fog_za >>

Can wild players just stop with this. The same archetypes? Really? Like mill rogue is new? Or big priest? People are STILL playing Jade druid. Like why? Why would you keep playing that? Really why? I honestly want to know.

 Can you stop spreading you’re ignorance.

wasn't a question

Playing both is fun, the funniest part about the standard elitists is that when the rotation happens wild changes also. Maybe not as drastic but there are still new archetypes that come up and are possible.

And old decks add new cards for new or different combinations  

people who think the wild meta stays exactly the same after every rotation are completely ignorant 

Is it normal to announce an announcement? Lol

Aw that’s sad.... no Odd Druid decks? I don’t think that was ever in the meta

Big priest will always exist, blizzard does not want you to play wild. Or be dedicated to it.

Blizzard makes money on standard players because they have the fewest cards or always dust everything that rotates.

So they will shovel out more money for packs, as most wild players really only need a hand full of cards to make a decent wild deck after exp 

THE END IS COMING!

Why don’t all of y’all just play this childs card game like the 12 yr olds you are and act like they haven’t invented the internet yet. Swallow all that bullshit you call an opinion, cause guess what. Not everyone gives a crap what you think.

Man just the other day some soft smelly turd was in the forums talking about how....

Wild players are so toxic and Elietist and think they’re so much better than Stanard players.

Hm, looks like standard players are spreading toxicity and lies while also claiming to be victims of verbal abuse.

I pity Mr. op and all his high horse riding kindergarten friends that live their lives with their heads in a hole

Quote from Urungulu >>

I dust my wild cards all the time. You need to ask yourself if you really want to play wild. I did, answered yes, then took my old Miracle Rogue and Dragon Tempo Warrior to the Wild Ladder. 

After doing that I've realised, that I really hate some cards and wait for each rotation never to see them again. After tackling Big Priests and other crap, I said no. But that's me, not you. Also, take those high-and-mighty Wild Player's responses with a grain of salt - wild players often pop up and try to show their superiority. 

 Love this comment, because it’s generally the Standard only players who like to flex their chests in superiority 

a simple scroll through the thread shows a lot of shade thrown at wild, but you know this is where “we” come to claim “our” superiority.

we are all playing the same fucking game get off you’re high horse CHILDREN

gotta love this playground

My favorite part about all the bias that goes on in this child’s playground is... wild decks are usually heavily influenced by decks in standard.

Under a rock? Let me explain.  Every rotation you will see a healthy mix of some sick new standard cards being built around in decks within wild.

One of the best things about wild is usuing some of the old card synergies with whatever new standard flavor comes out.

in the end do what you think is best for you’re enjoyment of the game.

as a majority wild player I can say big priest can be annoying, but they aren’t the only thing in wild. 

Thats it

Standard is so dynamic that by week 3 everyone is playing the same exact decks

oh and we just had our first wild tourney ever, but you’re prolly right. It’ll never happen again ;)

whoops. Unless you’re not right and one day you’re ready to play wild but oopsie daisy, you can’t.  Good luck getting genuine responses from ‘this’ community. Standard hates wild and wild can’t figure out what’s up standards butts. *shrug*

I guess it’s worth bringing up, and I forgot to add it in my wall of text. but you can also get a good idea of the decent wild cards from the crafting guide thread

I was in the same boat about 3 years ago, wild looked really interesting and the idea of buying a bunch of packs to catch up on the current expansions (adventures were going away) seemed like a lot. The adventures are the best bang for you’re buck and I definitely don’t regret investing in wild. After all the entire game will be wild at some point assuming of course you’re in for longevity. Standard was really expensive to catch up and so I invested some money into the adventures and got some really nice legends that are still relevant in wild to this day. 

Now that I’ve been playing wild for a while I causually make it to 10 (mostly due to not having a lot of time to play currently) I am slowly getting back into standard as well. I’ve made so much progress in wild and saved gold and dust to be able to simply use gold on new expansion packs and occasionally visit standard when I wanna switch it up a little.

ive really enjoyed this decision, it has given me a whole new understanding and appreciation of the game. Wild is super flexible and while at times certain cards seem overpowered, blizz has shown interest in adjusting the format as well as supporting it in esports. There is progress to be made. But simply saying an entire mode is cancer or toxic is just childish and inaccurate.

hope this provides some light on the subject

Man that’s irrefutable evidence right there! 

If you have never before opened a pack from a set you will get a legendary in the first 10

if you have opened 1 pack from any set ever this pack will count toward the 10

if you have opened a legendary in one of the sets  your timer is now the typical 40 or 50 whatever that number is