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The bug was not patched. They fixed a different problem but a bug still exists where when you use his battle cry when playing on mobile phone it freezes out your opponent. Check your facts. 

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Malganis would win 100%, what a silly question. While Antonidas chants the pyroblast, Malganis impales him wih his horns though Antonidas's  ass, penetrating the Ice Block.

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I hope some of this advice works.  Paladin right now is an auto concede for me with midrange Hunter.  The Hunter class SUCKS against Paladins of any kind.  They get board early, have wicked mid game minions to play, true silver, tirion, etc.  impossible class do deal with IMO. At least with Hunter.  There's sooooooo many of them too.  Makes ladder miserable for mid range hunters.

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Going to try and make my first real push for legend this season.  Work and two kids tends to keep me very busy, i recognize at a certain level this is just me letting that be an excuse, and I think I just need to write it down as a goal to really commit myself to do it.  Was rank 12 last season with face hunter early and dragon priest once I got high enough.  Planning to use the same method.  Ultimately, if I get at least rank 5, I'll be happy and I'll hopefully have learned some important things for the long term push.

 This is more or less exactly my situation/what I wrote (check page 6 for the comment lol) minus the two kids.  I was 12 last season as well bud.  Hit me up if you want and friend me; we can be each other's inspirations!!!

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Some of our accounts get marked to lose and others to win. Don't play anymore today and tomorrow things will be different

 

 

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Some of our accounts get marked to lose and others to win. Don't play anymore today and tomorrow things will be different

 

What?

 I have found it to be a pattern. I never have 2 winning days in a row or 2 losing days in a row. I think the RNG is twinked in a way that most people have the same chance to win. Not taking into account bad plays. I have had games where I have not made a mistake and completely lose on the same hand I have had games where I have made mistakes and still manage to win because my opponent was unable to draw into his cards, he played perfectly with what he had available. Luck should not be able to have a pattern in it should be very inconsistent. Whenever you are having a good streak, try to milk it as much as possible. Whenever you have a bad streak, stop playing as soon as possible. Even the streamers get in the funk of bad/good days and they are pretty much in a pattern. Yesterday, I watched MrYagut's stream and he was stuck at rank 10 for the longest time. It is pretty safe to say that he is one of the best players in HS, hi card draw was appalling and some of his opponents draw was crazy good. This is a deck that only has 30 cards, the chance to have your AOE or best cards in the bottom 10 of your deck consistently has nothing to do with luck but with a preset. For example, yesterday I had a horrible day. I faced about 12 facehunters, who got Huffer all the time with the exception of 2 times. That's more than 80% Huffer uptime, when the laws of probability should be in the 30-50% neighborhood.

I think luck is somewhat of a factor but I am starting to get convinced that there is something else going on. 

This is a hilarious thread. I always find it funny when bad-mediocre players blame luck instead of there own skill. If it was really luck then there would be no infinite players and everybody would average 3-3 over the long haul. But  iti sn't that way, is it? Infinite players consistently get 7+ wins and the scrubs complain it's all about luck when they consistently have bad runs. All card games have an element of luck, the better players can minimize the downsides and manipulate the outcomes to give them better odds. 

I actually don't mind people playing out their hands. As others mentioned it could be for exp or quests. The real reason I don't mind is if you beat me I'll let you have the satisfaction of getting the kill. Sometimes I want to see what else is in his hand and that is how you show your hand in this game. 

But what really grinds my gears is when i have lethal and the person ropes without doing anything, I absutely think that is the worst bm in hearthstone and it speaks volumes about what a truly shitty person you are. Karma will make your life terrible and you deserve every bit of bad that comes your way. 

I'm not going to bash the op, his decks or his crafting decisions because at only 3 months in, he is still new to this. First thing I want to point out is that you've only been playing for 3 months! Unless you have extensive experience in other card games, then you have a lot to learn so start there, keep getting better and don't worry about rank, especially this early in the season when you are playing very good players who haven't ranked up yet. 

Next, why no Boom? That should be the first thing you craft. Start saving for him, he will immediately help your decks. 

Third, mech decks are viable but not the best against Reno. If you really are facing reno decks that often, then switch to something more midrange. MR Hunter is always solid. It's really cheap, the one I used to get legend only used boom and Loatheb for legendaries. It is not uncommon for you to have 20 damage on board around turns 6-8, Reno just delays the inevitable. 

Lastly, don't whine when blizzard designs cards that don't happen to solely benefit you. This can be a great place to get people's opinions but if you come off as whiny people will most likely troll you rather than help you. 

Good luck on your climb. 

I am not on the naga sea witch hype train, I could be wrong but I don't see it being widely played, maybe in an astral communion deck of some other non-viable, fun deck. Also, Reno has to make the top 5. He inspired quite a few strong, new decks and renolock imo is even better than Handlock! I never would have thought I'd say that. 

Hey! If you're on the NA server, feel free to friend me - I'd be completely open to helping you with Miracle Rogue. It's a fun deck to play (well, isn't anything that can destroy your opponent in two turns and make it feel like you're cheating?), so I'd be open to helping anyone who wants to learn it. 

As for the screenshot you put up, I would have simply hit his face and re-upped weapon. Your game plan is to keep an open path to face, as well as keeping your life stable. Except for the Tempo Warrior variant, which would run Fierce Monkey, the Armorsmith isn't threatening because it doesn't obscure your path to his face. One would hope you draw into one of your 4-5-6 mana minions, which he'll then run the Armorsmith into. And against Tempo Warrior, you would want to save Eviscerate for Fierce Monkey anyway. Taunts are ugly l'il things! 

With your decklist situation... I haven't played the Southsea version myself, so I don't know how well it works against the popular archetypes out there. It seems to me, though, that the combo would simply take too long to set up. Using that deck would diminish your chances of winning against more aggressive decks, because you'll have less useable draws. I would remove Shiv from your first deck and add a Wolfrider instead, perhaps, to have a nice mix between the two. Sometimes an extra charge card can help finish a match out, and it can act as suboptimal board clear if needed. Shiv isn't too useful, anyway. If we need to do one damage we just shove our face right in there. 

Anyway, my battle tag is on the side, so hit me up if you'd like. You seem nice, and I certainly don't mind another friend around!

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#1 = Emperor Thaurissan and not close.  It will be a shame when it's relegated to Wild.

Loatheb is too powerful tbh....  Sludge is just annoying as is Zombie Chow.  A 2/3 1 drop with no combo or in-hand requirement is just too powerful and Sludge requires a silence because it's so difficult to trade with so good riddance.  Mad Scientist was some crazy value but not game-changing so I wouldn't be against it being classic.  No argument from Jeeves, but why?  To keep egg Druid alive?  :P

i honestly cannot tell if the OP for these posts are trolling us HARD

Pokemon does..i'm actually making the move from Hs to pokemon because of various reasons

1. Tournament mode grants packs you can trade for cards and in order to get packs you only have to advance a round of course the more you advance the more you get but 1 pack is already worth the tournament entry

translated to hearthstone language.. is like you could trade two packs and get a Ragnaros which is the cost of Ex pokemon (very rare and strong cards) 

2. Theme game mode exists and there are tournaments for Theme decks which are basically Basic decks  no one can alter so no people with super mega powerful cards crushing people with starting basic cards and those tournaments also offer packs as a reward..in fact i was able to build 2 competitive decks in the expensive side in 3 weeks by just playing these tournaments

3. there's a reward wheel per victory in the versus mode and it can give you anything from tokens (gold) to tournament passes and even packs,

4. Trade system...yes what blizzard fears about the trade system about people posting scammy offers is true..bu anyone with  a  half-functioning brain will read a guide or watch a couple of videos before venturing in the trade system to avoid getting scammed and you simply won't accept the scammy offers

5. @tahaldnas..you are a fucking idiot for believing his nephews which are 4 and 5 years old would have the money to pay for a card game every single rotation

Have f2p and p2w acc. Both end up by rank 14 to 12. I only play them to do quests, so I am one of these dreadful full legendary decks at rank 20 and this is the reason.

Just because someone has a full collection doesnt mean they push for high ranks. I face a lot of other full decked people too. Its just a game with a lot of players. You are bound to face richer people even at rank 20 to 15.

For the f2p acc i just netdeck cheap aggro decks and save dust and gold for adventures. Almost finished with LoE and BRM. So its just do your quests and dont get salty that one day or another you will get enough for a top tier cheap deck like miracle rogue (ryzen climbed china with a budget miracle to over rank 8 i think).

Just my 2 cents.

i prefer the malygos rogue, simply because it is more fun for me. but rogue in general is a fun class . perhaps you try both out and stick to what you like most.

Was this a joke? HAHAhHAHAhHAhAH. Do you want warrior to have no weapons???

I've had the privilege to play both Control Warrior (Pre-WoG days) and Freeze Mage (Pre-Loe days).  Both were great deck back before standard was around and I enjoy them both so I'll just run down somethings I thoroughly think about them.

• Freeze Mage: Freeze Mage was my third competitive deck I ever played with, the first was some crummy self-made Mid-Range Paladin when I first started, and then a Tempo Mage deck. I always enjoyed Mage a lot Pre-Loe and Freeze Mage was pretty popular among the people I played.  It was a decently cost deck and I definitely say that its one hard deck to master and play correctly.  When done right though, it is satisfying and Freeze Mage is hard to counter unless someone could burst a good amount of damage before you could preform board clears, etc.  It was alight when I first started but then got just really boring to play.  I was a mindless process of grabbing essential cards and staying alive and auto-conceding to any Warrior.
• Control Warrior: I loved Control themes a lot more than aggro and when Control Warrior seemed to be making a gradual rise in the meta Pre-WoG days, I decided to make that expensive ass deck.  (Please don't netdeck that horrible CW deck on this site its actually pretty out-dated even for Wild and Pre-WoG day plays.  Better off netdecking a legend CW player from streams.)  It was the best decision ever.  I enjoy interacting with the board a lot more with this deck, and actually busting out some of my legends that I longed to play. It required me to make smart and interactive moves early game and control board while sacrificing health.  Combo's that were more complex were in CW than in Freeze Mage and definitely more minions (who doesn't like minions).  You didn't really have to worry much when you health was low since you always felt like you could reestablish in the late game. It crushed most decks and was a blast to play before WoG came out.

So I really think that I enjoyed the more expensive CW deck back in the day however now in Standard, both Freeze Mage and CW are pretty dead and not really that good tbh.  If you really want to go for a control oriented deck in Standard, make a N'Zoth Paladin/Priest/etc.  The New Dreamrattle Paladin by Sigma seems quite interesting tome and I plan to craft it as  soon as possible. CW however is worth the craft, maybe some other time.