Hearthpwn

Are you sure you have the same "zone" on your mobile as your PC.   You could be "North America" on the PC and "Asia" on your phone?

I have no clue because I never hear them.  Why???   Because I got tired of turning off the emotes every single games, so I simply turn off the volume to zero for the whole game.  So, pretty much never heard any of those great lines.  Just because Blizzard doesn't want to add the option to turn off the emotes permanently. Basically, for me, it's:

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Quote from Kalkans >>

... why its getting less and less players every set. Its lack of updates. ....and its the reason why its popularity is decreasing.

 Not sure were you're getting your data, but I'm 100% sure your source is totally wrong.   Time to find an opponent who is pretty much at the same level as you are, as stayed the same since the beginning of the game, no matter what time of day you're playing.  Longer queue would be the only clue that players are dwidling but that's not the case.  In fact, it's pretty much the only game I've seen that lasted so long without having queue time becoming longer.  

You missed two categories I think:

-  Not every players have full collections.  If you have only 2 to 5 legendary, you'll try to make decks with them.  If a new player is given Shirvallah, guess what he will try to play (which would lower the deck tiers since he may be missing other key cards to make the full deck)   Got Jan'alai, then he become a Mage player. They play what they get, not what they want.

-  Some players have only played one or two classes since they started playing. Always the same one because it does fit their style, or they were lucky with them when they started playing.  Let say they are Paladin and Mage players, you can be sure that they'll do whatever they can to build the trendy deck for the classes they play. If it's an OTK deck, then be it. If they were not lucky when opening packs, they will make whatever legendary to play their favorite classes. They may have got all the hunter legendary available, they will still play Paladin if they can.  

So because of that, guess what, you'll always see all kind of decks in Hearthstone. And that's what's make the game so fun.

Calling for nerfs is simply totally useless.   In a game like Hearthstone, all the stats are available to the staff.  If one decks suddenly become too popular, they can quickly analyse the stats, and decide if a card deserve a nerf or not.  I can tell you that for Rumble, once again, stats are probably the only reason they toned it down.  They don't care about people comments. They simply saw that not enough people were playing it (particularly since they could compare the likely low popularity of Rumble V.S. the other adventures).   Sure enough, they likely glance these forums every now and then, but they likely base 99.8% of what they do on their stats alone.

That being said, it does make reading forums so much fun though. Hope people will continue to do so!

AMAZING!    70 posts, and after reading all of them, I finally came to the conclusion that based on the expertise here, there's absolutely NO decks that are easy to pilot.  Seriously guys, look at the posts!    It seem that all the decks versions are easy and hard at the same time....   So finally, the answer to OP's question is:   None!!!   It's a game based on decision making, and it does look like Blizzard did a pretty good job at it.  I find it funny that nothing came out of those 70 posts so far.  So, the choice is truly in the eye of the beholder.  

Did anybody read the article?   Somebody will have to explain this line to me I guess:  "The bot is able to win, with an impressive consistency, 100% games against the random player"      How could a bot win 100% games in such a RNG game!  Random cards and random player?  Sure that has to be a combinaison of "one great player with a great draw" VS a "machine with lousy draw" that is unwinnable for the machine, particularly since often decks are like playing rock paper scisor....    I think the test case is "Both the human and the AI start with the same deck" to start with. Sure enough AI don't do mistake.  But even then?

Quote from vNihilism >>

It's part of the deck tracker overlay. Not a game feature 

 LOL!!!   Just installed it after playing Hearthstone since beta (thinking it would help me tweak my decks with the new expansion!).   Always thought it was a bit cheating, but finally caved in.   Have to admit this thing is just awesome.  It does feel like all those things should be part of Hearthstone!   Oh well, thanks for letting me know, I'll go hide under a rock now!  :)

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When you click on your amount of gold, it does show if you're close to the daily cap, and it will show you if your 1/3, 2/3 wins for the 10 gold.  Could be old stuff, but somehow, never saw it before...  (So I hope I'm not alone to like that!)

Beware, if you use the keyword "legendary" in the search engine after you open your new packs, just to find out how many you got, Weaponized Pinata will also be selected because it can summon a Legendary.   Oh well, I was so excited for a minute, until I found out that I have a lot of Pinatas!!!

Quote from SDhn2a >>

So all of the classes have a rating between 55 and 60...

...except for Druid, which has a 71. That's almost 3 full standard deviations above the mean.

 Very very scary isn't it!!!!   The fact that the top 3 cards belong to Druid also mean that even if it's not as bad, it will still be very scary.  Oh well, as usual, we will see decks designed to try to counter it and we will see how it goes, though this time, I'm not sure it will be so easy to counter. Not much you can do against such great cards...

C'mon guys,  only reason we're not seeing many Shudderwock right now is because the season just started again, and it's a relatively slow deck to climb fast. It's way more efficient to take any faster an agressive deck to climb the ladder until you get stuck with it, then turn to a slower deck like Shudderwock or anything else.  Otherwise, they spend too much time climbing very slowly...   Since they didn't gave us too many tools to fight such deck, with the new expansion, unless there's some sort of nerf somewhere, they'll be back in force by the end of the month.

Not asking for much, oh great Djinni:   My average before opening one Legendary is very close to 34 packs (I've hit the pity 4 times)!!!    Don't care about what legendary I'm getting, just make it go down to about 20 packs (on average) per legendary and I'll be happy.  Or maybe make me open a pack with two, or dare to dream, 3 legendary?

Two Juicy Psychmelon  particularly since it will likely be nerfed eventually anyway, so you'll get your dust back.

For a common it's ok.   A bit of a soft taunt.   With the good old Kobold, you could decide to take a chance and let it live (and be hit for only 2 by the minion itself).  But with this guy, you almost have to get rid of it rid away. The chance of having some good spells coming next turn are still there, but if you decide to let it live for some reason, you're getting hit for 4 by the minion.  And sure enough, the Elemental tag is great too.