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That's probably why it's still in beta mode. Yes, we're bored and we want more variety.

Looks like the thickest board I've ever seen. So thick, two players teamed up their board but still couldn't get through :P

If you don't like it then.....don't play it and let others enjoy it? Else, apply for team lead at Blizzard to make the political decisions.

I personally like BG due to the quicker gameplay and decision making, making it strategic yet casual at the same time. It takes a lot of skill for someone to be in the 10k mmr. You can look at it as a marathon race rather than a sprint in order to play well. Just like poker.

Ah yes, the deathrattle bomb build. Really scary as your minions die before even attacking. Have yet to try that comp out. Looks super fun. On another note, created my biggest minion at 17/317 Annihilan Battlemaster just today and he ended up soloing all the deathrattle mech comps :D

Was doing some calculation- one bomb is like a 24/24 (4 damage x 6). Versus golden eggs, eggs would be bigger stats (say at least two 16/16's) but wouldn't guarantee getting their full value due to board space. What do you think is the better deathrattle build, eggs or bombs? Bombs sound more guarantee to get their value off from a general analysis.

Ever since Dragons came out, the game's been buggy so I'm not surprised. Might want to send in a ticket about it like how you hit up IT at corporate lol

@SnorlaxBR Did you get Goldrinn, the Great Wolf when you just had Hydra? That is a sad choice. That truly is a weird build, LOL.

Lol as in weird comps and not trash that lead to victory? Mine started off beasts, then added mechs as I wasn't finding good beasts, then added Annihilan Battlemaster which I tripled that helped carry the game as he soloed all the deathrattle mech comps which was super fun to watch. So half beasts and the other half mech/demon :P

RNG is part of all card games and this debate is old news. Skill is obviously still a huge part of the game or else we'd all be 11k mmr. The more you play, the more depth there is in every purchase decision which separates you from the pros. Aside from that, games are made the way they are. If you want a game requiring more APM, look elsewhere :)

Finally broke 7k after getting 1st place and tripling on Annihilan Battlemaster that lead to my biggest minion at 17/317. He ended up soloing all the deathrattle mech comps! 

7k at 87 hours played along with watching the pros stream. 

Here's my screenshot with a huge hand resulting from getting multiple Primalfin Lookouts

I also feel addicted to the game and need willpower to fight the urge to play. It's psychological through its shopping choices and the chances of finding a triple that'll grant you a better reward/bonus. It's kind of like gambling- betting on the next game on getting rolls in your favor. It's also faster paced vs Standard mode and have higher "APM" which attracts me. Nonetheless, all popular games probably follow a similar principle to get you addicted which , in turn, will ruin your chances of future offspring and career progression.  

Poison plus thick body is OP. Sad to see your opponent one shotting your minions and still have half their health. Move Coldlight Seer back to Tier 3 or perhaps. 

Yup, I put that in there. I also put in  Sunreaver Warmage. Also felt the deck had too much card draw and made me lose tempo especially with Puzzle Box of Yogg-Saron overdrawing me a good amount of times.