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Sindragosa is decent enough. Good stats and the two random legendaries can certainly be useful a lot of the time. However, if I may make a suggestion, I'd consider the Lich King if you don't have him already. The Lich King also has the added bonus of being playable in most anything right now so he could also be slotted into any future decks you might want to make. Then of course as others have said Pyros and Baron Geddon are also great cards to consider as well.

Opened 56 packs and got 6 legendaries.

Arfus

Sindragosa

Moorabi

Prince Taldaram

Shadowreaper Anduin

Rotface

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How many arena wins do you have in total?

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 Hehe - grinding everything just from arena would take much longer time.

You just crafted at least half of stuff from dust - otherwise - doing simple math it would take you 10h a day, every day without breaks with avrg win rate around top 100 world.

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Oh wow it's the entire collection? Rofl i thought only Un goro, damn mate, i think i need around 10-20 cards in each collection :D

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 F2P account? Kappa

It's really just a time commitment if you can figure out Arena. Once you get a handle on that it's just a matter of grinding it out until you have the whole set. That's not to say I did it all through arena though. I broke down and did the 50 pack deal before release and I had around 20k dust going into it. That brought me to a point that I only needed 8 legendary cards and 13 epics, or about 18k more dust.

Time to enjoy having a full set again for the few fleeting seconds between completing the current expansion and beginning to grind away at the arena and hoarding dust for the next one.

I did this one in four weeks from the release date (through grinding arena) which is about average for me. Just curious about how long it takes everyone else to typically complete an expansion.

Sooooo are they going to pony up the two grand a month to insure this beast or the 500+ that it costs to change the oil or the almost 1000 it costs to do something as mundane as change the brake pads? A Ferrari is an amazing car until you have to do anything other than drive it. When you factor in the cost of insurance the rough cost to own a Ferrari for a year is right around $30,000. That is all to say that I'd take the cash option.

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 Because some of us have spent decent sized chunks of money on this game and expect it to be available when we want to play. We are paying them for a service they are not providing when stuff like this happens and should be compensated. When I can't watch TV Dish Network happily knocks 10 or 20 bucks off my bill when I call in. Blizzard should be no different. I get that some things are beyond their control but at the same time that's not my problem. I'm paying them and I expect to be able to play when I want to play and if that doesn't happen then I expect to be compensated for the hassle. A few packs is the least they can do.

 That's not at all how it works.

Yeah, I'm sure no one wants to read your findings, because unless Ben Brode's your half brother, you know just as much as we do.

Not enough incentive for speculation

http://www.hearthpwn.com/forums/hearthstone-general/general-discussion/105464-possible-hint-at-next-expansion and your thread is almost useless. Those all 3 are covered in the article.

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Letting people choose which pack they want causes irritations down the road.

I know everyone jokes about the famous "people are too stupid for more deckslots or tokens or whatever" , but fact is that whenever people are presented with a choice, they can and will make mistakes. And by mistakes I don't mean poor judgement in general, I'm talking about things like purchasing the wrong packs.

And what happens when they misclick and purchase the wrong pack with their tokens? They attempt to undo their mistake by calling the customer service. And even if Blizzard declares that there is no going back once you purchased your packs, people would still try. And that try loses them money, if only due to employees having to deal with it. So yeah, the random pack solution isn't pretty, but perfectly understandable in my opinion. And here we are not even talking about the pain of re-designing the UI for the tokens (including on phone!).

I'm really the last person to defend Blizzard, because they ARE greedy as hell (because they can), but this change is reasonable in my opinion. Even with the obvious downsides. And hey, as said earlier, maybe there will be the possibility to not get a pack at all, but a full gold reward instead. The wording "whenever a pack is rewarded" is still there, after all?

 

There doesnt have to be any new token mechanic, simply make a new type of pack, with "?" icon for example, when u click on it, u will get a choise (for example like with druid choose one mechanic) and u can choose which pack u want to be awarded. Random pack is pure BS now with 3 different ones, imagine later on when there will be 5 or more, total crap for new and old players.

Dont give me that it is good to have possibility to get all "important" cards from all expansions, there are VERY few top key cards, that u want/need from each and players will be crafting at minimum one copy of them in 90% cases anyway, so if they could at least choose pack and limit the possibilites of card pool their gona get the card from and focus into the set they want, that would be much much better... nothing then forcing ppl to buy packs (= more money) hides behind this decision, no other argument will make this randomized choise valid.

I just decided to be silly.

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