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it is actually very clear. The keyword "casts when drawn" that was introduced in the last patch makes it draw a card. They made that keyword to avoid having that text on every single "casts when drawn" card.
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not true. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taGSpBeK874&feature=youtu.be
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Im kinda curious if someone will make it work after the nerf with a more traditional rogue approach. I dont think a deck that isnt going all in on the low mana high value minion build (like quest rogue is right now) is going to be competitive but i will be more than happy if someone proves me wrong in the upcoming weeks.
Also why are so many people just throwing shit at each other in this thread? Be it competitive or casual players everyone will kinda benefit from the change as the meta will unevitably change. Isnt that good for both kinds of players? For the hardcore crowd because now they can prove that they are superior players by approaching the altered meta succesfully first and making the right meta calls. For the casual crowd cause one of the decks that sucked the fun out of the game for them is gone.
I for one welcome our new jade druid overlords o/
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So you lost a game to devolve didnt you? Should we nerf all cards you ever lost to?
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It was pretty good when more freeze mage was around. Nowadays mages have switched to more board oriented builds (secret and burn mage) to beat the jade, priest and taunt warrior matchup.
As someone else said ... when you see a bunch of priests (except for the silencers), nzoth shamans and to an extent midrange pallies its an okay deck to switch to. On ranks 5-1 theres just too much aggro going on in my experience to play jade druid effectively and the burn mages are a real problem.
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Reading the posts sub page 30 in this thread is so entertaining. I admit i also thought its not good. Its still entertaining to read posts like these with todays knowledge.
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Of course time is a factor. But its not as big as some people here might think.
The more skill (or how i call it "experience") you have with a deck the higher your winrate will be. For me that is a fact. There are of course decks that require more experience to be good with (eg. Freeze Mage) and decks that require less experience to be good with (eg. pirate warrior).
Lets hypothetically say a deck like freeze mage is on 55% winrate over all players (just in theory). That means there are more and less experienced players playing the deck. So some players are really experienced with the deck and constantly get 60% winrate. You'd say their experience makes around 5% winrate more than the average player.
Lets assume two players reached rank 5 and are going for legend one with 55% and one with 60% winrate. You need 6 stars to climb a rank so 30 in total. With 55% winrate that means you are getting somewhere around 2 stars (winning 11 games losing 9 games) in 20 games which means you should need somewhere around 300 games to get from rank 5 to legend. Now lets look at the player with 60% winrate. He gets around 4 stars per 20 games (winning 12 losing 8). This player therefor needs 150 Games to rech legend from rank 5.
Lets say the games for both players take an average of 8 minutes. So the 55% player needs 40 Hours to reach legend from rank 5 while the 60% player only needs 20 Hours.
To sum this up. Time is of course an important factor but experience saves you a LOT of time on the grind. So the more experienced you are with a deck the less time you need to reach legend.
And here we are at rank 15. People dont know their matchups people make mistakes and missplays and im not even talking about the obvious ones like forgetting a heropower or something like that. Thats why they are rank 15 until they get more experienced with a certain deck.
So some people arent reaching legend because their experience isnt big enough which would result in a tedious grind with more than double the amount of games (and time invested ofc) to reach legend than the more experienced player.
Normally the 55% player from this example is the one that says "if i had more time on hand i'd reach legend easily" - which is probably true but doesnt say that having time on hand is the only reason some people rech legend constantly while others never gonna get there regardless if they reach rank5 every season. They both may have exactly the same time for playing but one is rank3 while the other already reached legend
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I'll just leave that here https://clips.twitch.tv/disguisedtoasths/SparklingSpiderCoolCat
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Thanks for this deck. Paladin was the class i never really played. This deck is fun and good for climbing.