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Give me one fuckin reason to play decks that go up to turn 10, either you get Yogg'ed or get anyfin'ed, people wonder why the ladder is filled with SMOrc decks.

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Guys, let's think really long term here. Imagine when there have been over a thousand cards released in hearthstone. Standard format will ALWAYS only have 400 cards max, but wild will always expand and become much more diverse and interesting. Just think of how many decks will be available to make. There would be no dominating deck because every deck will have a counter.

So, do you guys think that people will continue to prefer standard format if wild format had 1,000+ cards? I personally really don't think so. Which is why I highly disagree whenever someone says "wild will NEVER be the dominating format", since the word "never" is the most long term word in the book, and I doubt these people considered the really long term scenario when they said this. With all due respect to everyone, of course.

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wild is so stupid , people still play seecret pala , all the cards same decks ( so bad LUL )

wild will never become the dominating format :)

Someone on the blow steam section posted this:

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This fucking shaman stone every. single. game...

How do they do this? How do they always have the perfect start and answers within their first 8 cards?

Why do I lose all 50-50s? I counted today again, 12 lost, 2 won. How is this even fucking possible?

Last 15 games, 13 shamans.
And people whined about the secret paladin meta. Secret paladin at least had counters. Anyone telling that game is better now is mentally handicapped and should be forced to only play against face shamans for the rest his HS career.Of course they say it's better, they are the ones playing these shamans and being extremeley lucky... '

I think it tells quite hell of a lot the situation about ladder in standard ... How can you defend a fucking ladder system unless you are the dumb aggroshaman player which makes game boring skill less and stupid. Give me a good answer how to solve this problem. I know you dont have a any deck that counters shaman. There is nothing as Kripp said that works on standard mode.Its boring and legend there is a joke including blizzard points ...

Well Blizzard isnt forcing anybody to play their shitty 'Standard' format ... If it feelsbadman all the time in ladder people sure uninstall the game and find something better.Also Blizzard needs streamers thats their core of marketing so lets say if Kripp quits for geting bored to the arena or some part of the game Blizzard most likely does make changes. So its all up to the end users what they feel. Blizzard without players dont work ..

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With the realisation that we're basically throwing away our money down the drain on standard format, due to the fact that every expansion will eventually move to wild alone, do you think people will start believing that wild format is better for them?

Standard is fucking bullshit ... Blizz fix the OP cards ... Im literally full of people saying there is nothing op in standard 

Can you please give me the decks lists you are playing? Oh never mind i know it already: COW hunter, Dragon warrior,Face shaman,Cthun warrior,Zoo and occasionally a little bit tempo mage. Mmmm that skill indeed. And then also I have druid with ton of fun when Im loosing badly but I turn around the game entirely with innervate innervate Yogg rng moment... DONT YOU KNOW HOW PLAY AROUND THAT NOOB ??? 

IM FULL SKILLED STANDART PLAYER FROM SERBIA  !!! sorry STANDARD .AND ARE YOU STUPID NOOB WHO NEEDS COACHING IN SADNARDT.

Fuck you asshole even pros would laugh up to your 'standard completely balanced' argument.You are so generic idiot omg ...

If Blizzard would realise and stop releasing freaking overpowered 1 drops (and to a lesser extent 2 and 3 drops), and go back back to encouraging decks to interact with each other maybe they can save standard. Right now they are in a vicous circle of having to add more and more power to the early game of the classes people feel are underpowered. Tunnel Trogg into Totem Golem shouldn't exist at all, but what is the betting we get super OP 1 drops for rogue and priest in the next set?

Why run Spellbreaker when you can run Keeper of the Grove and it will, not only give you an alternative for removal, but also synergize with Fandral Staghelm? 


I'd say I'm getting value out of that 4 mana at least 80% of the times.

Casual Standard match ups today:

Tempo Mage - Midrange Shaman - Secret Hunter - Malygos Druid - Beast Druid (forgiven) - Aggro Shaman

HAVE YOU GUYS FUCKIN NOTICED A NEW EXPANSION CAME OUT???? Not a single new card played against me! Go on ranked useless retarded motherfuckers.

The same thing blizzard does to all of their cheaters.

kill them

Proof?

it should be the equator. like Ecuador for example

you see the earth is not perfectly spherical, it is larger around the equator. hence you are farthest away from the center of the earth at the equator and gravity is less (F(gravity)=Gm1m2/distance^2), and so climbing the ladder would be easiest. (this assuming that the sun and moon gravity is negligable and cancles out between day and nigyt and along the month respectively).

Alternatives would be climbing ladder on the moon or on mars which both have less gravitational pull.

Greetings. Since the last 3 months i've been wondering, how all these players from NA get such insane packs, like double legendaries, epic in every 5 packs, 3 rares in 1 pack and so on. Ive been watching Amaz, Kripp, several other streamers who open packs. So, I got the idea to track my Card Openings in fresh NA account and on my primary EU one. So far I've opened 83 on both accounts(waited till they got somewhat equal with each other), the starting point of both was a legendary from a pack to reset that thing called Pity Timer. To add more statistics to comparison, i tracked Amaz' 60 packs opening results and inserted into tab. These trackings are real based.

As you can see from the comparison, my NA account is pretty much goes toe-to-toe with Amaz'. But what concers me more,is legendary drop rate. On NA i got 6 legendaries(1 golden) within 83 packs, on EU I got 3 in 86. I guess, it differes by a lot. Note, that during all 3 opening processes ony Expert Set packs were opened. So we can conclude that people on NA get 1 legendary card per 13-15 packs, but on Eu i get one per 28 on average. I still cant get another legendary, as 36 packs passed by since the last one. Statistics says that legendary comes across 20 packs on average, but is it real?

At least, im pretty lucky with both golden and usual epics.

Blizzard is NA company, maybe they made different regions just to give NA players more benefits? Is Ben Brode a nationalist? I think i got him.

P.S. Just kidding. Just wanted to rant about my teribly bad legendary luck on my primar account. At least other players can feel better of themselves getting legendary once per 20 packs.

Seems, i have problems with polls. it got dublicted and i cant get rid of the copy.

UPDATE: Bought some more packs, the new bundle. Seems I'm the champion. 42 packs of the same type between 2 legendaries(Black knight, that i crafted after WOG. My terrible luck is chasing me. I got King Krush from the bungle, thanks)

I vastly prefer Wild and play in that format most of the time.  I started during Beta, am only missing a few eclectic cards, and feel that playing Standard is like playing the game with a straight jacket.

That said, no way Wild will ever become the dominant format.  For the vast majority of players Wild format will be way too expensive to keep up with and maintain.  And for many players the powerful, broken cards in Wild are just too scary.  It's true that in fact Wild is far more diverse and in my humble opinion far more entertaining and friendly.  And I've only seen two Secret Paladins in the last month or so.  But it's just unrealistic to envision a day that Wild will actually prevail.

What I expect will happen one day is that a third format will eventually be created that lies somewhere between Wild and Standard, that perhaps goes back four or five years rather than two.  THAT would be a format that I could see one day ascending to prominence.

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how do i even win anymore.  all i do is lose.  they have perfect openers, i cant even get a board going.  removal on every turn.  tempo on every turn.  good trades on every turn.  meanwhile i mulligan a 4, 5, and 7 drop only to get more late game crap and a 1 mana secret.  oh yeah ive played 7 games with this deck, have YET TTO FUCKING DRAW LOATHEB.  it literally doesn't matter what i play, they 100% have the answers in hand and have the ability to drop more bulshit and go face.  even i fi play an aggro/tempo deck, it turns into control becuse of how fukincg well my opponents draw

 

as you can see i so fucking tilted right now i cant even be bothere to type corretly.  dont gie a fuck anymore.  this game is nothig but 100% luck, only......i dont see ANY oft he upside of that.

 You and me both.  Standard mode is fucking impossible as far as I care.  I have what I thought was a decent Dragon Priest deck that simply sucks dick.  Then my Cthun Druid gets run over all the time too.  Guess you must play aggro or some asshole Huntard deck.  Or whatever.  Its not tilt - its called getting stuck playing against decks that are way better than yours.  Wild mode is worth it, bro.  Try it. WAY more variety and less pure aggro.  Trust me.

 I mean, what result did you expect with those decks? They get countered so easily...

 I'm sorry if your no-skill aggro beats whatever no matter how badly you play. 

And yes. Wild is more fun

 Bro, I'm sincerely flattered by your attention. However, your are hilariously delusional and probably can't differentiate up from down, let alone play Hearthstone with any level of skill. Therefore, I understand your frustration. My advice would be to pull your head out of your posterior and stop worshiping the ground I walk on. 

Now for some salt. Heroic Netherspite took me over an hour to finally beat. It seemed like I was just looking for the one game that he didn't have exactly the cards needed to kill me. Is it really necessary to play Twisting Nether two turns in a row just because it looks like I may have a chance to win? Or is it always necessary to have swipe when I'm at 3 health and threatening lethal next turn? I really don't like heroic in the adventures, but I can't let them be unfinished for some reason.