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It was only a matter of time, I guess...

And how exactly a buff to a card that sees very little or no play at all can be a bad thing?

If anything, we need more card buffs.

i apologize for this off-topic post, but why are my replies automatically marked as spam?

edit: nvm, i can see my post now

Quote from YJHS2000 >>

 Let's take a look at what Dany has done throughout the show, shall we?

• Dany threatens to cut off her brother's hands if he hits her again
• Dany watches without emotion as her older brother (heir to the throne over her) is melted to death by her husband
• Knowing that the death of her Kahl husband will mean the end of her and her army, Dany sacrifices her unborn child to a witch in a misguided attempt to save him 
• Thinking all is lost, Dany burns the witch, her semi-dead husband and herself alive, only to survive and get dragons, because magic
• Dany threatens to raze Qarth when they don't let her in
• Dany has her Dragons incinerate the Warlock Pyat Pree
• Dany locks Xaro in his vault to die of starvation
• Dany burns the slavemasters of Astapor and steals their army of unsullied
• Dany orders the unsullied to sack astapor and leaves the city ungoverned and in shambles to march to Yunkai
• Dany sacks the city of Yunkai and leaves the city ungoverned and in shambles to march to Mareen
• Dany instigates a slave revolt to take Mareen, then crucifies 163 nobles from that city
• Dany has a great master burned alive and eaten by her dragons as reprisal for Ser Barriston's death
• Dany gathers all the Dothraki leaders together and burns them alive
• Dany declares her intent to "return their [slaver's bay] cities to the dirt," but is persuaded to by Tyrion not to do it 
• Dany burns the entire slavemaster's armada (what about the innocents?!)
• Dany burns the Tarlys for not bending the knee

Yes. Dany is was a totally kind a delightful ruler up until season 8 episode 5. If anything is clear, its that the only thing holding her back the entire time from not doing this earlier were here trusted advisers, who are now all dead or untrusted

Imagine what a terrible person one must be for threatening and/or killing her enemies? The very same enemies who'd do nothing less for her? World of GoT is not the modern USA or Europe, rather a harsh and merciless place where the only law that's commonly respected is law of the jungle - The weak are slaughtered, the strong prevail. Eddard Stark, a powerful and respected character, was at one point merciful towards Cersei and her children and boy did he felt the consequences of his kindness (or in GoT's terms: weakness).

You're comparing oranges to apples. Events that took place in S08E05 after bells started ringin' have nothing in common with all those things you mentioned here. But, if you have had watched the show through all eight seasons, you'd already know that. Apart from last (two) season(s), it's a pretty good show you know, I totally recommend it.

If you love the show, don't watch this episode. I'm so disgusted by it that right now I feel physically ill. I mean, last two episodes were suggesting that things won't go well, so it wasn't a complete surprise, but I never thought it will be this bad. I'll never watch the last episode because I couldn't care less about what happens next. What a terrible ending to what used to be the best TV show ever.

Zilliax: fine as it is

Magic Carpet: no idea about this one, so i won't write anything

Archivist Elysiana: agree on 10 mana cost, but no reason to be 7/7. i think that 5/5 is more reasonable

Leeroy Jenkins: fine as it is

Preparation: don't touch this one, please

Brawl: fine as it is

EVIL Miscreant: zero reasons for this card to have stats above 2/2

Hagatha the Witch, Dr. Boom, Mad Genius, and Zul'jin: all three are very strong. Hunter already has DK Rexxar, a card on the power level of its own, but both DK Garrosh and DK Thrall are weak in Wild when compared to other most powerful Hero cards. So only Zul'jin "can" be touched, but how? Right now when Zul'jin is played, it's a very powerful turn for Hunter player and quite often a game over for his opponent. Zul'jin in a one-handed guy, right? So why not instead of gaining 5 armor, he loses like 10 health as a penalty for losing his arm?

No, packs bought for money don't give you more legendaries than packs bought for gold. 

However, in my experience, those "special promotion" bundles that they offer on sale every now and then (like this one) that you can buy only for money, will give you more dust value than regular packs.

Also, again in my experience, classic packs that you get from quests used to give more dust value than regular packs. But for the last year or so, it's 40 dust all the way.

Tomorrow.

Quote from Essavias >>

Ok, while ep3 had at least some, not much, redeeming qualities, ep4 is straight up garbage. Pathetic. 

 That sums it up, unfortunately, and right now I don't expect the last two episodes to be any better.

Quote from ShadowsOfSense >>

 

• Bran, Boy Blunder: I don't remember seeing any of you guys complaining about this specifically, so I wanted your thoughts on it - were any of you actually expecting Bran to do... anything? I've seen a fair few people complain that he just sat in his chair and didn't help out in the battle at all, like they expected him to suddenly Gandalf it up or something. Dude's got no legs and has displayed no magical capabilities beyond warging and looking stuff up on the GoT wiki, he was meant to be bait and he played that role admirably.

 

Quote from jainaishot >>

 Which is exactly why they had to maximise their chances and force the night king to arrive. Yet they derped. And do not forget that they should have to preserved their forces as much as they could so not only they dont join the dead but fight cercei with the leftovers. The more dire the situation, the cunnier and smarter you have to get. Honestly the writers f*cked this up big time.

As for arya, is not a matter of preference, but a matter of build up. George has given so many hints about jon through out the books. Liking or not liking the fact that he is depicted as the chosen one is one thing. But completely forgo the established storyline is a major flaw in storytelling. If they have left more open or giving some hints about arya as well, making her a candidate for azor ahai like danerys then it would be ok. But this?They made huge plot threads obsolete.

 

I didn't read the books (I will at some point) so I don't know how plot goes there and I can uderstand your dissapointment if things in the show did not end up as books were suggesting they would, but both David and Dan have said on multiple occasions that show and books will have their differences in story. 

I agree that many things could've been done differently. There was a huge build up for this battle and it ended way too fast. There should've been at least one more episode of it. Like i said before, I think that NK died way too easy. I was hoping that it will require some divine intervention too kill him. Perhaps the Old Gods could've helped somehow, or maybe Lord of Light should've acted through Melisandre and bring him down with his power. Yet he died from a simple dagger stab.

Also, episode two felt like a farewell to many characters, yet only few of 'em died. Too few for such a hopeless situation they were in. But, there's more story to be told, so let's wait and see what happens.

 

Quote from jainaishot >>

The formation, the troop placement, everything was ********.I am by no means a expert but i have red about some of the most important battles in the history of mankind. This was 100% full ****** mode.

Living could have ten times as many men, they could have all the best military commanders on their side, they could've done everything "by the books" and nothig wouldn't matter, cause they would all die in the end. Only chance they ever got is to kill Night King, everything else is irrelevant.

Now, who gets to kill the Night King is a matter of personal preference. I like it that Arya was the one.

What bothers me more is that at one moment NK seems like an undefitable character of immense power, resisting full blown dragonfire without a scratch, and the next moment he dies from a little stab to his chest. But that's how most fantasy stories go. You either accept it and like it, or you don't.

Nope, no Classic packs for me neither, only one ROS pack. I also left the stream running for the entire championship. It's a slim chance to get one though, but we can hope at least :)

Dunno if it's posted somewhere already, but there are pack rewards for log in into game every day of championship. Today it was one Witchwood pack, tomorrow will be one Boomsday pack, and the next day will probably be one Rastakhan pack.

Make sure you start Hearthstone every day because if you miss a day, you lose that day's pack for good.

Quote from EternalHS >>

Warrior has been dead for over a year

Finally becomes good

Bads: MUST NERF IT REEEEE

You're absolutely right! Haven't seen single Control Warrior, Quest Warrior, Dragon Warrior + Odd versions of each, Rush Warrior, Mecha'thun Warrior + some meme Warrior decks on ladder for more than a year! I missed him sooo much!

Dr. Boom was strong before the rotation, now it's OP. And it's fine because DK Garrosh wasn't much of a Hero card and warrior deserves to have one that's strong.

More annoying thing for me is Omega Devastator. Thanks to Omega Assembly I see at least three of these buggers per match. Just recently had a match against Warrior who played 5 (FIVE!) of 'em. Fun times...

with this deck you lose to rogue, you lose to bomb warrior, and you get crushed by token druid - and that's about 90% meta atm

early game minions are weak, it lacks strong heals and it's main source of power (summons) are rng dependant

+1 for the effort, but this deck is not for ladder