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Good thing reading isnt necessary for this game. Oh wait its the most integral part of it. Damn i feel sorry for you for even being able to get out of plat.

Toxic comments on Twitter were the last straw for him. Lesson that nobody will ever learn

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Long games tend to rely heavily on RNG and what value you get, and the one who gets the best value from the RNG cards often wins. 

Shorter games, e.g. aggro vs aggro is where the true skill is. Every decision matter and even a single mistake can cost you the game. Control mirrors is more forgiving and a mistake or two does not mean you lost. 

 Not true there are literally players with more than 75% + wr in Priest mirrors, you know the longest of long games. I bet you won't find people with those wr in aggro matchups.

 True but i actually have more than 80% win rate on my wild pirate warrior mirror.

Just yesterday won one while having patches on opening hand. Many aggro players are just dumb and vomit their whole hand. Knowing when to go and what to trade makes this mirrors very enjoyable even with a bad draw. Tho cannon shots are random and can decide the outcome.

I just cant help but think the same way some priest players have a high wr in mirrors cause of skill other aggro players also pull an insane amount of success in their mirrors

They need to do something about Rogue. I cant remember last time rogue was trash. Every class varies in power but rogue manages to be top tier every year. I wonder why that is?

Rez priest a control deck? Dont make me laugh. Just cause its slow and its the closest thing u have to a control deck in standard doesnt make it a control deck. 

A new deck is about to replace Odd DH as the n1 aggro deck. To all those nasty secret mages that is good news cause they have a better chance vs this new deck than against DH.

Word of caution. After many years ive realised that dusting cards is a huge mistake unless its golden

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 I think Zeddy needs to completely revamp his own life first. Isn't he like 40 and still living with his mom?

 Relevance?  And btw whats the problem with that? We've seen famous rich athletes that live with their mom. Well its more like their mom lives with them but hey...

That was very wweird of u to say that and no importance at all for the point at hand

How can someone play DH then? Tell him to do the required specifications to have DH then he plays it cause that's the most op budget decks cause most of the cards are for free

Shitty player here. I can garantee you that one of the things keeping DH above everyone else is Altruis and the 0 mana slices. Ive seen the following happening to streamers  and just yesterday to me:

Opponent  has no board and i have 5 6 drops minions cause of shannanings with conjures calling including a deathrattle from that 6 mana classic legendary. Turn 9 btw. Im at 15 heath with lethal on board for next turn.

My DH opponent plays Altruis and just goes to town with 4 slices and other cheap cards that keeps him drawing while clearing the board and doing face dmg. I was left with just a 4/1 on board 3 health remaining and my opponent had Altruis on board and that 4/2 satyr and the 2/2 token from it. How is this balanced for an aggro deck?

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You're playing wild. What do you expect?

Not one class dominating the format, that is not healthy. Remember they have nerfed Wild cards in the past in similar situations:

Tbh, the only deck which could rival the current mage decks were the SA-druid. The others were much weaker but frustrating to play against.

 They nerfed cards because all the wild players kept crying about it. In reality it is just a for fun mode that Blizzard barely wants to cater to until the wild community starts spamming their twitter and reddit crying about it.

 Amazing. Everything you just said is wrong

Your new graphics team is amateur at best. What a huge drop in quality. "Top Decks" banner is tiny, the layout is timid, the color is bland, and the faded grainy image in the background is just a cheap 2-click photoshop pass. No passion. No love.

This too shall pass :(.

Small indie company strikes again:

1- Cards not adding lackeys to the player's hand when they should (super embarrassing).

2- Cora Georgiou is a terrible Hearthstone player.

3- Super annoying talk (much more than usual), especially thanks to this lady, Cora Georgiou.

4- Not even a funny moment (at least none yet).

5- Roping almost every single turn.

Ok, the stream hasn't ended yet, but it is so bad I'm feeling sorry for Peter Whelen. :P It is really hard to continue watching it, feels like torture...

What are your thoughts, people?

Such incredible sygnery between Rafaam's Scheme and Archvillain Rafaam!

You put Rafaam's scheme in your deck - You draw it and never want to play it - You play Rafaam that changes it into a Random Legendary - Profit!

Seriously, flooding the board with imps is the worst possible scheme I can imagine, even if you didn't have to wait so many turns just for them to be cleared by any AOE in the game.

Edit: found another synergy with it and Spirit of the Bat + Hir'eek, the Bat! You play the scheme and the spirit and leave only Hir'eek in hand - opponent clears the imps but not the spirit - Next turn you fill the board with 6/6 for 8 mana - opponent brawls or twisting nethers - you concede. Easy.

Rafaam's Scheme + Grim Rally? Anyone?

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No cause i have this thing...its called having a life. 

Haha! I make the gathering for my gf, me and the f2p account that I made for my dog, to get the Murloc hero...

So I just stay at home like a regular saturday morning

quem for br me confirma: 1pm pacific equivale a 3h da tarde aqui né?

It gives me a sour feeling that they so casually talk about "being behind" and that the player going first "is theoretically ahead", when this is one of the most frustrating balance issues in Hearthstone and the reason why Aggro oftentimes is and has been the dominating playstyle.

When you play as Hunter or against Hunter, though the same is true for most aggressive decks, the Coin can very well determine the outcome of the game. If the aggressive player goes first, you either have one, better two early board clears and a heal and another way of stabilizing, or you just lost. It's not all that much fun, really. And even worse when it happens in Arena.

I know it's not the point of this topic, but when I read this, I had to think of the many soulcrushing experiences of losing because of a coinflip, or because the answers to early game aggression just didn't want to show up. One can only hope it gets at least a little better again once Patches disappears.