Hearthpwn

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yeah the adventures were good,we got quality over quantity back then,small pool of quality cards

 Purify says hello.

brann bronzebeard and reno say hi

"Exhibit A: All 9 classes are represented 

Exhibit B: There are three shrine choices per class, giving variety even to mirror matchups. "

the problem of it being really annoying  and not fun is in the old dungeon run you at least could choose a calss to start your run but now you just  choose between 3 different shrine that will also decide what class you can choose which can be a problem if you want to be better at a certin class and play style you are screwed becuase you will constantly switch classes and srhines its even worse when some shrines are just terrible and will almost always lose you a run .

the worst thing is they removed the things I loved about the older runs like for example secret bosses and secret cards and unique boss encountres also passive abilities are only given once and they are only at the last 2 fights.

I used the paladin shrine that copy any spell effect you used on a friendly minion and just made sure I have an early minion to buff and used potion of heroism to draw.

one tip I will give is to try and get as many draw cards as you can because its really easy to empty your hand in this mode also the best unique minions are the ones are drawn at the start of the game just  to better thinn your deck

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You are a MASSIVE hypocrite.

 why ? 

it took kingsbane multiple expansion to even be relvent not to meantion the nerf came even before kobold and catacombs and yes when the nerf happend it was terrible considring it took so much time till it was even relvent and you do undrstand this is a digital card game not a printed one they could have nerf whenever they wanted you know for exsample at the exact time Kingsbane could have made it op   and before you cry I don't think kings bane is op

you put her in a shudderwock deck to screw over cobo decks and other controls decks its also a battlecry so you will replay the effect

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sorry but a  fun game experience is not relevant at all when we are talking about the price of a product and when you compre it to other cards games hearthstone is one of the most expansive cards games around  

 

well i guess ignorance is a bliss. you clearly don't know what you're talking about, as someone that experienced  the competitive scene of Yugioh first hand  i can tell you that a single competitive deck in that game including a 40 cards main deck, a 15 cards extra deck and a 15 cards side deck  can cost anywhere from 120 to 500 dollars and yes that's 500  USD just for 70 cards opposedly to you getting 400+cards when buying 400 packs in hearthstone, plus getting spare dust to craft whatever you want, and i have witnessed friends spending similar amounts in competitive mtg, in fact he managed to pay a couple of college semesters when he quitted mtg and sold his decks,   the most expensive around? , so please don't talk out of your ass about things you don't know anything about.

 oh that is cute but one question why didn't you talk about actual CCG(online cards games not printed card games) and not TCG  you know the actual genre of cards game the that is relvent here like gwent ,Elder Scrolls: Legends,shadowverse and more games that I played first hand and manged to get a faster collection of cards and a higher one then I ever could in hearthstone mostly beacuse of higher rewards you can call me ignorant as much as you want but at lest I am not trying to mislead

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So you think because you want all cards of a set, that is the "true" price of the card game?

The "true" price of hearthstone is the amount of money you have to spend to have a fun game experience. Usually that was 50-100 bucks per expansion for me (pre-order+1 time 40 cards). And that got me every Tier 1 and 2 deck (I also played always the dailies). This time it is 0 bucks since I just bought packs with gold and do not have much fun with hearthstone at present. Other people did not spend a single dime on Hearhtsone in their whole Hearhtstone career and fully enjoy it.

So no, 400 bucks is surely not the "true" price for hearthstone. The 400 bucks give you the idea how much money you have to spend to get a full card set of an expansion. Which is quite different from the "true" price of hearthstone.

sorry but a  fun game experience is not relevant at all when we are talking about the price of a product and when you compre it to other cards games hearthstone is one of the most expansive cards games around  

 for exsample  "Other people did not spend a single dime on Hearhtsone in their whole Hearhtstone career and fully enjoy it." can be easliy dismiss by just stating the fact that other pepole did have to pay money  to even enjoy the game  considaring how long it took them to get  cards.

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1. Not everyone knows how to build a deck for experimenting... Ohh wait. I mean like max 10% actually knows how to do that.

2. Experimenting costs a ton of money.

3. We have to wait 2 weeks to see if anything changes.

 You are right but actually the real cost is time. I have no job and nothing to do, so I can experiment with things. I have just pre-ordered and had 0 gold when expansion hits and still can experiment and was f2p player until boomsday. Never bought anything before and what I only buy is boomsday pre-order and this pre-order. So I don't agree the "experimenting costs a tons of money" part.

TL;DR, The real cost is time.

Maybe if you have kids. But other than that? I get back home at 7 pm or later. Get out at 7:40 am. Fall asleep 23:30. Doesn't matter if I play 1 hour or 2 hours. I just want to try something new. At gyms sessions, while on a treadmill I stick to decks I know so I am actually able to make reasonable plays. I don't think it's all about time. People just don't give a shit about experimenting cause they've got no idea how fun can it be. It's all about the comfort zone and money really.

ok but you do undrstand building a deck can still take time mostly becuase unless you are a whale who just waste money or playing hearthstone like its a second job getting a collection will take you time even when you compere it to other cards games hearthstone has one of the slowest cards progression 

you do know not every herthstone player is a whale that can just waste enough money for cards

not to meantion almost all of the new cards only work in specific decks meaning building decks on a budget is even harder 

so will it also work with the warlock hero power

if that was the case you would be playing  giggling inventor

Void Contract

I might try it in the deck that uses the crone and the banker to be an anti fatugie tool 

I just want a shadow priest hero prefably undead

why not just use inervate at that point 

the orignal art was reveld in the first revel vid