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Blizzard is never gonna abandon one of their games overnight.

As for the matter of printing cards based on the same ideas, it's not new, far from it. The first example that comes to mind is how Princess Huhuran got her value completely denied by Terrorscale Stalker which was literally the same effect printed on a Rare, and then it became a common spell in Play Dead But that's just one of many. 

Not all expansions have to bring many crazy ideas on the table: this one is clearly reinforcing existing archetypes, or ones that weren't as strong as they could be, and that's a good thing. 

That moment when the boss is about to die, and in two turns magically decides to hit both players twice in a row, dealing 28 damages. Fuck this piece of shit brawl.

 I mean, for the first few years of HS, that's exactly what they did. Only about 60 cards were already revealed, and half the legendary and epics weren't known yet, so the stream was super fun. This time around it was 1 legendary, 2 epics, and then a bunch of commons. Not sure why they're doing that, but it's a trend that's been going on for some time now, this one particular stream just happens to be the worst ever in that regard. 

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Well, to answer OP: I am sort of hyped about the expansion.

It kinda saddens me that the first thing people now say when seeing a card is "Odd/Even Class can now play this!!!" It's just sad when the community is already barricading half of their own collections for the sake of forced netdecking introduced in a previous expansion.

"Odd Warrior cannot run this.", "Odd Paladin doesn't need healing or immunity.", "I can sense this being used in Odd Rogue.", "Might see some play in Even Shaman in Wild." Oh wow, nice of you to already cut down half of the incoming cards before they come out. Back in the day, they were filler if they were bad. Now they are just filler if their cost is not the mainstream class cost! What a time to be alive.

Genn and Baku have pretty much neutered the Loa playstyle before they even came out, just because most of their spirits do not share a cost with them.

Still, I am hyped for those 15% of people who might not be so eager to leash their own deckbuilding by the balls and who may actually do something new during the first week. As for the rest, well, if I see Baku or Genn in the first few days I'll give them the instant-concede (it's probably the win they are after anyway).

 I mean, people who restrict everything to Odd / Even are just not seeing the potential of cards and deckbuilding in general. It doesn't have to sadden you, just build the decks that seem coherent to you, try them out, tweak them, and eventually come up with original stuff that'll wreck these Odd / Even netdecks like taking candy from a baby. 

Wat.

12k gold, mainly because I'm not spending all my gold every expansion. Basically, this time around I'll probably get like 60-70 packs, so I keep the cycle going and have an increased reserve every expansion release. 

Did you just take the time to reply to a guy who's totally mad because he can't get his hand on a measly virtual card back and compared a Pay-To-Play solo game to a F2P multiplayer one? Boi, that's one dedicated staff right there :))

"I don't play this game so it's dead"

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go look at the numbers you dummy

 So after u read my post [...]

Your go kiddo

 The dude's gonna hit you with a "no u" if you keep making thoughtful and logical arguments, and you won't be able to come back from it. Tread very carefully.

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What are you talking about ?

Druid's most fun legendary got nerfed pretty bad.

 He means in standard. No one cares about wild. 

 "No one cares about Wild" i almost choke on my laughter in such ridiculous statement. I mean even Blizzard cares about as the last 3 nerfs impacted Wild mode. Overtime Wild has gained more players not lost and thats the reason BLIZZARD has made balance changes to it.

I hate to break it to you kiddo but thats just the nature of the game, as time goes by and as more and more cards rotate to wild and the diversity with viable decks and so many good decks that fit in t1 and t2 in it intensifies the more players either shift entirely into it or play it as much as in Standard.

This  was predicted a year ago and time has only proves this theory right where even BLIZZARD known for not giving a shit about Wild has made 3 balance changes in a row that impacted Wild mode.

Your ball, buddy

The simpleton that you are doesn't understand. This dude doesn't care about Wild, so obviously no one in the entire community does. Flawless logic really. :))

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And 7/10 players clicked greetings when they have lethal or i concede. It is a really big problem. Does it really makes you happy if i get angry or feel bad? You are much worse than militants, thiefs because u like to harm people for no reason. I don's see any difference with you and sadists. 

It just makes me sad that 70% - 80% of people do not hesitate attacking when there is no law.

There is so much braindead shit here, I don't know where to really begin. ...

"Don't tell me I am needlessly aggressive and uncivil, you stupid little piece of shit!"

 Hearthstone community at its best.

 If someone thinks comparing a random hearthstone stranger doing banter using meaningless in-game emotes is comparable to being a thief or a sadist then yeah, I'd hate to rain on their parade, but that's worthy of being called "braindead shit", as it very much is.

"You are much worse than militants, thiefs because u like to harm people for no reason. I don's see any difference with you and sadists. "

How do you jump from meaningless emotes in a virtual card game to that baffling conclusion? Might want to check up on that sensitivity of yours mate, you knocked it out of the park with that one. 

Doing these while on Discord with a friend spectating is hella fun, loving this mode.

For real, I have no idea how some American can be so self-centered they forget they're not the only country out there.

It doesn't require money if you have enough time on your hands to play daily, or in any case quite a lot of time throughout a week. Not everyone as that, or is simply willing to do that, it just comes down to what people prefer and choose.