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I don't think it should be removed, it's effect is so elementary to BG.
Maybe moving it to Tier 6 would bei helpful, idk.
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Same here, maybe it is the Nozdormu Quest, as it's Nozdormu Day...
Haven't tried it yet.
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I played vs. bunnyhoppor in Duels once.
And of course I managed to misplay and make a fool of myself on his stream. ^^;
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Power (like say, a more expensive, more powerful card) corrupts everything (proverbially)
That's afaik the official reason.
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Or you could just match the bad players with each other, which is exactly what blizzard is doing with MMR.
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Problem is IMO: that same value for people who invest in this game is a huge barrier of entry for people who haven't invested on this game. That's why I prefer the hearthstone model of accessibility.
I have a fairly full HS collection, for a tiny fraction of the price for a full MtG collection for example.
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So why do you need 5-7 games, and I win more than 70% of the games? I wonder why I am so "lucky" in an "all RNG"-brawl.
Oh wait, maybe it's all the horrible misplays from my opponents. Could be a possibility...
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At the first glance, I feel there was some mild unnerfing done in the middle part of Jaina's adventure. But I haven't done fully accurate comparisons.
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I can somewhat understand the premise.
Legendaries are balanced around the fact that they usually will be played only once per game. So discovering them multiple times kinda breaks a core aspect of the game in a sense.
OTOH discovering legendaries is great for FTP players as already mentioned, and is fun (IMO).
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This means you can always follow it up with Bloodlust. This is huge!
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Since Year of the Phoenix all cards from all rarities have duplicate protections, which was a great improvement.
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I just looked at the stats (hsreplay.net, premium) on how much decks win when going first or second. More specifically I looked at some of the most popular deck types: stealth rogue, face hunter, libram paladin and survival druid. The winrate for each of those deck is quite a few percent LOWER when going second (with a COIN), even though quite some of these decks use combo or spellburst cards.
This proposed coin nerf pops up all the time, even though there (nearly) never was a time in HS when there existed a deck that prefered to go second.
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Why would there be Twitch Drops on a YouTube channel?
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If it's free it's the other way around. A lesson they learned at the release of Kobolds and Catacombs. The free Dungeon Run stopped ppl from playing standard and buying packs.
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The goal of a MMR is to leave players at 50% winrate. To reach legend you have to outperform yourself for a stretch of games, if MMR would be the only way to decide Matchmaking.
Then, if you already played very well into Diamond 5 you'll find yourself against a wall, because if you already played to the best of your abilities you can't get better, but get matched up against similarly good players from legend ranks. This would leave you with a 50% winrate and thus at Diamond 5.
You basically have two options to reach Diamond 5 in a total MMR scenario:
1. Play somewhat sloppily to diamond 5, then increase your game: counter the meta, play to the best of your abilities, etc.. This way you might get a stretch of wins, to reach legend ranks.
2. Reach diamond 5, then tank your MMR rating and then try to reach legend from there.
In both scenarios you have to play a stretch of games with a skill above your perceived MMR rating. I sincerely hope that Blizzard kept that in mind when designing the new ranked system.