Hearthpwn

A few years ago I had really hard time in my life. I spent way above healthy hours here and grinding HS. A few times I was on the edge of crying from nowhere. That being said, I found something to keep my mind occupated here, and forget about my sadness by making and discussing cards on Card Creation comps (I even won once). It made me so happy seeing positive comments on my card and so many likes, it made me feel important in some way. To some it may sound silly, but it was my oasis for quite some time. I will miss all the people who made me laugh, who gave me inspiration, who gave me criticism and who I felt greatly helped me leave that awful state behind.

I want to thank all of the admins, I'm forever grateful to you for being here and working hard. And I want to thank you people, that make this site feel like a real tavern.

Goodbye Hearthpwn, rest in peace.

I'm sorry if I wrote something that seemed aggressive. I Just wanted to add my two cents and not criticise your opinion in any way. What I meant was more of my impression on the topic that you started, not your viewpoint.

To each their own I quess. For me I prefer beating bossess on heroic for the satisfaction of doing this rather than grinding ladder/arena for gold.

"Pick the worst bucket, treasure and passive effect" challange; and "pick options with the most randomness in them" challange. Not here for streams tho, but good luck and have fun :)

You forgot fun factor. 

Also 15 RoS packs. And I think that most people liked solo adventures mostly BECAUSE of the fun. It didn't have any replayability potential (not like this one) but the first time someone played them I'm sure they had at least a little fun.

Yeah, I know, all people are different, but for me solo content is much more fun and satisfying than competetive.

Fun factor makes things almost if not definitly worth it. 

To me personally feels like users on reddit are a lot more friendly and don't do much baseless accusacions against Blizz than here on pwn. However, it might be just a better comment and thread filter. 

A Mech themed card that has no synergy with Mechs.

I think they're more against token/aggro matc-ups where you don't want to play Mecha'Thun combo but just survive. Thunderhead is a great board control tool.

And... voila! Oh wait, you're all dead. I'll keep the spare change then.