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Not Thijs, just some person from the internet wotihout friends probably that takes a similar name to that of a streamer.

Thijs is just Thijs ingame.

And Thijs barely plays wild.

Quote from sneakytoddman >>

It's probably one of the best TBH. You can viably play ALMOST any class (sorry Shaman) ... and there are meme-y alternatives that you can still get plenty of wins with. And nothing feels unbeatable.

 Shaman is also viable. Galakrond Shaman right now increases in win rate everyday and Control Shaman has an alright win rate, too. 

If I lose one more time because of an "RNG" generated Dragonqueen ALexstrasza in Arena I will fucking blow up Blizz HQ

Quote from Star_Forge >>

Neutering? It's still #1 on HSReplay, only left that spot for about a week to Hunter, then took it back with a vengeance. No neutering, simply putting it in its place, next to the rest.

 But you need Premium to see the real data that is important.
It's on #1 because it shows the data from all ranks on the main page. There it is succesful because it is an cheap and good deck to build for the low rank people.
If you dig into Diamond 5 - Legend the Demonhunter was not that good at all anymore. And not even played that much anymore anyway.

The problem definetly comes from Altruis the Outcast.

HSReplay deep data diggin'

Razakus Priests have gotten Coldarra Drake in over 8,5% if they used Dragonqueen Alexstrasza :)

No other deck has the percentage that high.

The percentage should be 2,5% :)

Not rigged!

Also something I recognized in my arena runs, even though this can be completely random, but I love the fact :D
Bought runs with real money: Average 10,3 wins in the last month.
Gold bought runs: Average 6,2 wins in the last month.

And a lot of lovely RNG in those runs, for me if bought with real money and vice versa.

Quote from Tyk3 >>

I have been told on many occassions over the last few months on these forums though that 'wild' is the great HS nirvana where us standard players who moan about stale metas and OP classes should go and play because you only see the same deck once in every 4 million games?

 That changed with the new system when you are in a high MMR. That is what OP is saying.
There are still strong decks but especially on lower ranks lots of people try different decks, but high ranks are the same over and over.

Low MMR is probably still the same.

As hsreplay shows you get the highroll deathrattle build or you can't win in most games. GG Blizzard. And Pirates.
How to fuck up the one last good mode you created in a very short time.

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And another thing where I definetly feel the game is rigged in any way. Yet I don't think that the matchmaking itself is rigged, but the games with the RNG effects.

Playing against a control shaman. He plays The Fist of Ra-den. He uses three one mana spells on it (especially in a control matchup very bad choice). The outcome? 

Three Reliquary of Souls (and the fourth was an Akama).

Either thas was controlled Anti-Misplay Protection Detection or Blizz's RNG Coding is so bad that they fucked up random effects.
We talk about a chance of 0.000003% right now of this happening.

And these kind of things happen way too often in my games alone, for me and against me. And by chances stuff like that should only happen once every 30 Million games ~

Of course the winrates are higher for better players then. Lot of people can't even think beyond the next turn even with best RNG moments and still fuck up.

 

 What about this are you suggesting is rigged exactly?

 I have no idea. It's unlikely to get 3 Reliquary of Souls, but it could have been way worse. So no reason to complain.

 Control Matchup. He gets 3 RoS. There could have been nothing worse at all out of all 66 possibilities from 1-Drops.
It shuffles three cards back into a deck in a matchup where it matters. Minions with Lifesteal, untargetable for the . player.

This exactly won him the game.

And honestly, if you don't see this we don't have to talk about something rigged. You clearly don't see the outcomes of stuff like this.

And another thing where I definetly feel the game is rigged in any way. Yet I don't think that the matchmaking itself is rigged, but the games with the RNG effects.

Playing against a control shaman. He plays The Fist of Ra-den. He uses three one mana spells on it (especially in a control matchup very bad choice). The outcome? 

Three Reliquary of Souls (and the fourth was an Akama).

Either thas was controlled Anti-Misplay Protection Detection or Blizz's RNG Coding is so bad that they fucked up random effects.
We talk about a chance of 0.000003% right now of this happening.

And these kind of things happen way too often in my games alone, for me and against me. And by chances stuff like that should only happen once every 30 Million games ~

Of course the winrates are higher for better players then. Lot of people can't even think beyond the next turn even with best RNG moments and still fuck up.

When my opponent is afk I use the opportunity I have for the first 5-6 turns and finish my turns as fast as possible

I rope people playing odd paladin in casual.

Multishot Huntress turns your Hunter's Hero Power into Baron Geddon , while Traveling Cleric provides the Priest an AoE heal. "Years later", it can be combined with Shadowreaper Anduin to create a similar outcome to the Hunter.

I know not a lot of people like being on the first page but I'll get her going since I'm pretty happy with my cards overall.

Nothing shows quite as much how imbalanced card creations are as how people evaluate the draw mechanic, even in competitions that have nothing in particular to do with card draw...

Evidence: The creation thread. 1 mana echo cards, 0 mana cards that draw if you have any +spell damage...

I'm pretty glad nobody there is on the Hearthstone balance or design team.

"My opponent plays cards!"

It's crazy how Kripparrian was the temporary artwork for Jan'alai, the Dragonhawk

Starving Buzzard up to 6 mana.

OP is internet explorer