Hearthpwn

Hahaha great! Welcome back man.

A Nerf Patch is not warranted.

Just statistically likely, but nothing more than that.

1. You shouldn't get obsessed with games, it's not healthy. Being passionate is ok, being obsessed is not.
2. Sh1t happens. Lose-streak happens. Patience is key.
3. Try to find a couple of solid meta deck, and focus on improving your skills with it.
4. On the other hand, avoid rushing any expensive crafting while your resources are limited: chances are, you are wasting them, and you can't afford that (talking from personal experience...): stick with budget versions for a while, it's entirely possible up to satisfying ranks, as long as you do not expect to get to Legend already.
5. Part of playing well lies in knowing what your opponent is playing: if you do not adjust your strategy to play around that of your opponent, you're bound to stay at low ranks.
6. Learning how to play well takes time, watching some streamers, especially if they play the decks you are focusing on, will help.
7. Casual is ok for practicing without risking stars, but expect to get the same lose-streaks from time to time. Casual is almost as competitive as Ranked.

On one hand, i can understand it can backlash and be considered as a scam by new players, who could waste their gold without considering the card value they get, and regret it badly afterwards.

Besides that tho, the Adventure is nice and well-themed. Dalaran helps a lot with that, but the Adventure itself is cool.

Surely if we look just at the dust/gold value it's terrible, but it's not like you can't make your own calculations and decide accordingly. Even as a new player.

Either way, definitely no bummer. Easily the best quality PvE content we had so far.

By "next patch" I mean the next nerf patch, within the RoS lifetime, before the next expansion is released.

If none of that kicks in, then the "no nerf" guesses are the winners.

It is sad, but we can't accuse players for their choices.

It's entirely the devs' fault for allowing this abomination in Wild, by continuously pumping in broken cards (including RoS) to what was born as a meme.

The Big archetype (summoning stuff without playing their cards) is a huge mistake, and it's bound to ruin Wild on the long run, if left unchecked. Priest is just the first adept.

I hope they won't allow Wild to become a junk mode. But it's not players' fault anyway.

Nerfs can't come soon enough. 

You shoulnd't have disenchanted your main class just to get playable decks...

Anyway, Wild is the cheapest mode for any long-term player.

Your only requirement to keep up with Wild is to focus your crafting efforts on a limited amount of classes (and once you've made your choice, it's much easier than people think).

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Then maybe don't start with a clickbait title?

 Yeah, but maybe people should also get a grip and stop replying in these forums as if they had a faction to defend.

This is just a case out of many. People don't even try to produce an argument. They just bash whatever feels against their own point of view.

Is it confirmed that golden Zayle is NOT disenchantable?

In that case, i will take more time to decide. I am still tempted by the content (hard to resist the call of Dalaran).

As a veteran F2P, i could definitely use more gold/value, but i am in no dire need atm.

From the image it seems it's not disenchantable afterall...

If I may add, Mirror Image is often a game-winner against Odd Paladin, if paired with Flamewaker: as long as you can add some freeze, and/or if you the board is not already overwhelmed with dudes, mirror image will often save your flamewaker for one turn, which means the next turn you can nuke their board, and turn the game in your favor.

Personally, I'd use 2x Mirror Image if Odd Paladin is a recurring opponent.

And btw, Mirror Image is also helpful with Kingsbane Rogue.

The Suramar cardback for June is kinda meh...

Zayle collectible... Does this mean it's disenchantable?

Unluck happens. But this deck IS hard to play. 

This deck is meant to be played by those who enjoy a inherent variety (because of the generated spells) in their climb in Ranked mode.

I do not recommend this deck if your main purpose is ranking up with a straightforward gameplay and winrate.

Fixing useless cards adding unfair/broken cards is toxic game design that can only be appreciated by fanboys...

PS: i'm talking of flawed cards. Not just powerful ones.