Hearthpwn

Well that's Blizzard whole concept of success. Adding time limited Events/Cosmetics so people get the feel they are something special and unique because they own that rare Items that became unavailable (even if it's just some pre-order stuff that shows no accomplishment at all except that they spent like 20-40€ more) and newer players can't obtain anymore, so they gotta need to have all the every future cosmetic/time limited items too, to contain that unique status and complete collection of whatever (Mounts, Cardbacks, Skins, Diablo Wings). And that's also the reason why for example World of Warcraft has such a die hard Fanbase who defend Blizzards decisions about the game and try to call out everybody who has a more controverse opinion about the game. Because Blizzard knows exactly that such things will bind the player towards their games and they will use that to milk the sh't out of them. Blizzard is the master of "FOMO" in the gaming industry I would say.. :)

On the one hand I like that Blizzard adds older Cardbacks and Skins to the store for people who missed it or started just now to play (for a kinda fair price if you compare it with other cardgames and 'Blizzard standard') to slack that a little bit, on the other hand, it got kinda out of control, because as a new player who just want to collect all the stuff (which kinda makes sense in a COLLECTABLE Card Game), you would need to pay 12 Euro every week to keep up just for cosmetics, (except this week because they have no Hero Skin in the Store). IMO they should add a Hero Skin a whole month(or just permanently) to the store and cardbacks like every week in a set rotation (because now we don't know if a cardback or Hero will ever return to the shop which contributes even more towards the whaling behaviour of some player. Because than it would not look like such a Scamaz.

why is this downvoted? blizzard is exploiting their player's addiction. 

without them hearthstone probably would be completely dead by now

so be grateful, say thanks

Either you have empathy and you consider whales as addicts, or you don’t and you call them idiots. Can’t be both.

Or the third option: Whales are well-adjusted, reasonably intelligent people who have enough money that these prices aren't a big deal.

Mods, please correct
in the Post it says, that Mega Bundle also costs 24.99  :)
Even that would be kind of too much, btw  :)

well buy now and open in next expansion

Bad move, as you get the extra legendaries right away.

You look like you could use a good time. One dance for $24.99, two for $49.99.

No thank you, and bad math.

If you're going to buy this at all, save a penny; buy two of the regular ones. *shrug*

Limit one per account. Thats how they get ya pennies 

when it seems that the company is improving, they see news like that, nothing against putting something for an expensive price but it is a little frustrating for those who cannot buy, is this how they want to reach and call new audiences for the game?

Battle ready deck

5$ standard bundle

25$ golden standard bundle

50$ bigger golden standard bundle

I see we're going with the "throw monetization models at the wall and see what sticks" approach

Dude, for 50 E you can buy almost any brand new PC game right now and I won't even mention what this money gets you if you browse through your average Steam/Epic sale.

50 E should be more than enough to get you all cards of each latest expansion. But with microtransaction models, usually the more insane your demands the more some people will try to justify the insanity.

Yes, of course Hearthstone in general is too expensive and always has been. I completely agree with that.

I was pointing out that within the context of Hearthstone's established pricing, this particular offer is not unusually expensive.

Hahhahahahahaha

Crazy Blizzard !!
No Thanks xD

Greedy Bli$$ard at its prime. Marvellous.

This time Blizzard won't get my money...

See, this is a reasonable comment. A simple statement that the commenter will not be making this purchase, with the strong implication that the price is too high for them personally, or possibly that the product is not relevant to them on an individual level.

No name-calling, no attempt to moralize basic economics, no bile. Just a plain "no, thank you."