Hearthpwn

This is what I've been complaining for myself when I get tired of Ranked and try out a few casual games since i adapted to Hearthstone as a meme player. I've read all of the posts in this thread because i've wanted to see what people think about this issue. I think Kaladin is right about the high amount of T1/2 netdecks in casual mode being a problem. Personally I get bored a lot when I play against same cards and decks for a while, that's why I go for the casual. I'm all about fun/quirky stuff when i beat or get beaten by my opponents. I didn't enjoy getting rekt by Undertaker Hunter in Naxx, I don't enjoy losing to zoolock right now for the %70 of my time I spent in Casual. 

On the other hand, the defendants against this issue have some correct arguments aswell(especially Lyra). Majority of the player base prefers winning more than trying out new stuff/getting memey. And choosing that point of view isn't wrong. People who want to finish their quest without losing their rank in Ranked or changing 1-2 cards from a T1 deck and trying in the Casual is not wrong either. It's all about the majority of the player base's opinion about the game. In time I've accepted this. When I see Mana Wyrm on turn 1 against mage or something like that, i concede and move on. That doesn't mean I enjoy it though, it makes me feel bad which is ironic since I'm playing a game. When I put this thought in general, people like me and Kaladin will lose their interest in Hearthstone which means losing money in time(neglect the amount). 

TLDR: I don't like seeing too much T1/2 netdecks in Casual, makes me want to quit the game from time to time. But I've accepted it since there's no proper solution for the issue.

P.S. I can't imagine the beginner players' point of view, If there's one who read the thread I would appreciate their comments too.

Tess works like that with every DK card you play. She automatically considers you the class which you've played it's DK. I think it's meant to be that way. (not a bug)

I've normally complain about the staleness of the game after the 2 weeks after launch, but i won't this time.  i've played in the every expansion of HS and this is by far the most versatile meta i've ever seen. even if you feel the cancer on the ladder, you keep on matching up with different types of decks (doesn't matter if they're aggro or not). I know that we still see lots of same cards and same archetypes, but still in every 10 game, i've matched up with 7 different decks on average. I think that shows we're going on the right direction. If you don't feel like it, feel free to quit the game for a while and come back(or not).