Hearthpwn

I had Cariel at 30(half damage), and a full board of 10/9 troggs with divine, and still died to the owl combo.

Irondeep Trogg best card in the set confirmed.

Fastest pack I ever "earned"

I like when other people spend money to support my f2p style.

Fuck you Valeera I guess

Never been excited for solo content before.. GUFF!!

Secret mage deck.. but here's a video for secret rogue?

Jaina and Valeera are waifu.

This is dumb. Yes I want to copy your deck and pilot it better than you. Duh.

Well so much for hoping for a competitve HP mage archetype, just keep a jumble f*ck of support cards but no real deck.

I still didn’t preorder, stay mad.

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 that faction leader's card will be awarded to everyone as a diamond variant.

not to everyone, only to those who chose that faction, others will get golden copy upon reaching High Warlord

 No, everyone gets the Diamond version of the winning factions card. You just get the golden copy of the one you didn't choose if you reach High Warlord.

As long as you think making decks that don't happen to have been made by many others is 'the' way to play, you're just going to continue winding yourself up.

The problem you seem to have is that you don't seem to grasp that the way YOU enjoy the game is kot the same way that others enjoy it. So if you don't have the emotional intelligence to consider why other people don't enjoy making decks with the purpose of them being unique, you're again going to continue to wind yourself up.

The game designers themselves include a feature that allows you to import deck codes. So by design they want people to share and use decks or at the very least, enable it. If they simply enable it then it leads me to suspect that its because the majority of people want that feature. Which puts you in the minority.

If you have tons of time to sit and tweak decks Iver the course of hours, sound. Not everyone does, I don't enjoy deck building, it's not a part of the game I find interesting or fun. I also have things like a family, friends, social and work commitments, I don't have hours to pour over whether one card needs changing out or not.

You're incorrectly conflating deck building and playing the game. I see an expansion reveal and I know the types of decks and cards I want to try out. I could spend a week messing about, getting annoyed because I'm not a very good deck builder, before I naturally change my deck to something more effective or I can see the ideas that much better deck builders have and I get to use the cards I want to play with.

You need to accept that your way is not 'the' way. Clearly the majority of players and the developers themselves don't agree with you.

I'll tell you what would happen if you remove the ability to share and import decks.....

First, you lose a bunch of players. There are tons of reasons people don't play the way you do, they may be free to play and just can't afford to tweak and trial, they may kot enjoy it etc etc etc. So remove this feature and you likely lose a chunk of players. Then those left will naturally end up where we are now anyway. When I started playing the game, I had absolutely no clue what I was doing. I got wrecked by a DK warlock deck. Right I thought, I'll make that! So I scrambled together what I could and make a control lock deck. I played a while, encountered plenty of mirrors and their decks were simply superior. Ahhhh, I thought, I shouldn't have THAT card, that last person had a different one and that makes a ton of sense. I'm the end, I ended up with basically a netdecked control lock. I had no idea what 'netdecking' was (cringe term btw), I had just started playing the game and was adapting to getting rolled over by more refined decks. Then as I played more and more I looked hearthstone up online, found forums and sites etc and came to realise there were tons of deck ideas out there that I could try. Far better way to play the game, from my perspective.

Stop treating the way you choose to play ad the only acceptable way. You're creating this rule yourself and then getting frustrated that others don't follow it, which is ridiculous.

'homebrew' is just code for 'shit deck' or 'less than optimal deck' but little nerds love using it to try and claim some sort of weird highground. Not everyone can live in a card game man, some of us have shit to do.

So what, he got a nut draw T1, something that almost never happens and it's not even that strong to begin with. Cast lightning storm on his board and he basically lost because he has no cards left to your full hand... It's not even a T1 deck lol, people really do complain about everything. 

Hysteria anyone?

I wouldn't. This crying for nerfs all the time lately feels like a cousin of cancel culture.. blizzard already did their usual roundup of nerfs after an expansion dropped. Adapt and move on. Also, no I do not play pally.... I just see it for what it is