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Okay? Are you implying one or either need nerfing? 

You do realize that if they nerfed them both, something would take their place right? And then you’d be back here posting the same complaint with a slightly tweaked title right? 

What is the purpose of this? What are you upset about?

What highlander deck, save for hunter, are you evening struggling with?

Mage is outdated and Ehh, there are too many hunters/demon hunters/bomb warriors for it to be viable.

Paladin is LOL.

Highlander rogue is just worse than the regular gala lists. 

Highlander druid has not ever existed in any sort of real capacity in recent standard.

So is it just highlander hunter that is giving you woes? Just play anything fast, including other hunter decks to destroy them if so.

You should actually be grateful for highlander hunter, it keeps priest and quest lock in check when few others can. 

Reno’s power absolutely does not. Have seen it cast several outcast cards including a skull of guldan on a stream today. It does not trigger outcast. 

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Why create a nerf thread right off the bat? What you are basically writing is: "I am losing to this deck so please nerf it". Have you considered a more analytic approach, your thread could read something like this:

"Hi guys. I am struggleing with bomb warrior. I am playing XXX but can't seem to win. Do you have any tips, decks, cards or whatever that counters this?" 

This might give you a discussion about beating bomb warrior instead of the troll answers you are likely to see. These "I just lost to bomb warrior again, I want to nerf the shit out of them and not I will create a thread where people will agree with me, so I can feel slightly better" threads are really tiring. 

Better luck next time. 

 

 Because these people cast critical thinking aside as fiction. At least, that’s all I can think it could be. It’s absolutely amazing how cards can see months upon month (wrench caliber, boom) of no play and no one gives them a second thought. Yet some player decides to innovate and tweak a deck, said deck finds success, and people like the OP rush to call for nerfs. 

Amazing. Absolutely amazing. Literally any deck that works has nerfs called for it. Not a single person complained about wrench caliber or boom. And now someone discovers a new deck that works, and the complaints start. It’s baffling. 

Priest/mage gets nerfed. Something takes its place.

You or people like you now say that needs to be nerfed, something else takes its place.

You get where I am going. So at which point does the complaining stop and the L2P begin for you? 

Good for you man! It is absolutely nerve rattling to be that last win away, followed by euphoria once you win. Did you just sit there for a couple minutes staring at that gorgeous orange hexagon? I know I did when I got it my first time lol

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i got to top 400 last season and did not got the 11 star bonus, i know people at 350 without it, this season i am trying top 200, looks like it is harder to get the bonus in wild than standard.

 No idea how it works then I ended last season in the 800s and got the 11

Twitch chat is its own loving, breathing entity. It is a hive mind, no, a coagulated mass of sludge that grows in power every time it inflicts its toxin on those most susceptible to its trolling. It is fueled only by frustration and tilt, and can never be killed.

Take solace knowing that there are so many in the world who’s life will peak at that said “KEKW,” and that outside of that vessel and echo chamber they lead lives that can barely be summed up to more than their “KEKW.” 

You’ve got to be absolutely joking if you’re calling for another round of nerfs. I ladder t500 legend, and demon hunter is far and away not represented there as much as warrior, quest lock, and priest right now. Stop trying to witch hunt a class out of existence because it was way to strong on launch, it had its nerfs, and is merely a l2p issue if you’re still getting rolled by it at this point. 

It is easy to specifically pick out moments in which the opponent got “lucky.” It happens for and against everyone. It is also worth noting that when people build their decks, they are generally putting good cards into said deck.

I can appreciate that moments of “I need this one card or I lose” happen, but statistically speaking the best hearthstone cards are those that are good both standalone and synergistically. Zeph might be the one, true exception as he is a card like no other, and quite literally the definition of a “perfect card” always. 

A lot of the time though, people get angry when their opponent top decks the “perfect card” despite being 1/2 way or more through their deck. They could make the same argument saying they should have statistically drawn at least one copy in the top 10-12 cards of their deck to begin with. 

When you stated wondering if they expect you to know the secrets, I lost all interest immediately. 

This game is very simplistic compared to many other tcgs, but yes there are some facets that you’re expected to actually know. Like the cards, including secrets, the meta, etc.

Secrets aside, what success do you think you’ll have if you try playing knowing only what 20-30% of the standard card pool is? You won’t even know what spells/battlecries to play around. You need to do some due diligence and actually learn what the cards do that are in the format.

Its crazy to me that you even made this point, because learning is a part of ANY video game. 

If your rogue deck is running multiple secrets, you absolutely play hanar. I have no idea what people in this thread are talking about. The only valid point is that you get full dust so you can craft later, but if you’re running a rogue deck that runs 3+ secrets, you play him. 

Soft taunt, well-statted minion to praise, and still a huge payoff late game with a secret and lots of mana. People seem to think just because he’s now easier to kill that he’s not viable. He would be viable in any secret rogue even if he was a 1/3, because late game you just play him, a secret, and then have 6 mana to decorate your Christmas tree. 

He’s also a value card that doesn’t thin your deck, which is incredible in a deck that already draws a ton of cards via other means. 

Veranus is necessary. It’s just too good with spear and unleash. 

Siamat I guess can be replaced but with what I couldn’t tell you. He’s just insane and definitely just a safe craft. Easily can be put in any deck that isn’t Aggro. He’s versatile, a 2 for 1 or more always, and a huge threat.

Zixor is also great but the most replaceable of the three. But he is amazing and the deck runs two cards that can tutor him into your hand. It’s kind of a snowball effect of if you drop Zixor you probably have to drop diving griffin because you’re losing consistency on griffin drawing a rush minion.