Hearthstone
Is it just me, or do Hunters...
Submitted 4 years, 8 months ago by
chWolfgang
... rage quit more than any other class? It seems that the people who play a lot of hunter (this is usually golden hero Hunters) are more prone to rope or rage quite if they start to loose the game. Is this your experience?
Does it tilt you if some waists your time this way instead of conceding? Or, do you just tell you self that you just ruined someone day enough to make them rage quit?
ALSO: [sarcasm]
Obviously I have a ton of anecdotal evidence here so I know my rant spot on.
Preemptive argument: Get your LOGIC out of *my* rant!! If all you are going to do is spew common sense, wisdom, logic or facts at me, go elsewhere.
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... rage quit more than any other class? It seems that the people who play a lot of hunter (this is usually golden hero Hunters) are more prone to rope or rage quite if they start to loose the game. Is this your experience?
Does it tilt you if some waists your time this way instead of conceding? Or, do you just tell you self that you just ruined someone day enough to make them rage quit?
ALSO: [sarcasm]
Obviously I have a ton of anecdotal evidence here so I know my rant spot on.
Preemptive argument: Get your LOGIC out of *my* rant!! If all you are going to do is spew common sense, wisdom, logic or facts at me, go elsewhere.
\/\/olfgang
I play a fair bit of hunter (easily my most played class with almost 800 ranked wins) and typically I concede as soon as games start to go south for me simply because the class typically plays aggressive enough that in the time it takes for that game to finally end, I could already be mostly done with another game.
As for roping, the only time I do that is when I'm either sprinting back from the bathroom, having my internet cut out or when my dog wants me to throw his toy for 30 years.
Cardboard wizard and dog haver.