I'm confused by all this (besides shocked by the price tag they put on).
They say they include the pass in the 90-pack bundle. They exclude it for the 55-pack bundle. You get the perks by buying 30 packs. So... 55 packs isn't > 30 according to Blizz? Real money doesn't count all of sudden when when you pre-order, except for spending big?
And not pre-ordering and just buying 30 packs for gold (or trough Arena), I get the perks anyway?
To me, this seems vague and arbitrary, and a blatant disrespect to players who can't afford to drop €80 on the same game every 4 months. Even €50 is a LOT of money to be dropping on a pre-order, and then saying "Yeah, the 'small' pre-order isn't enough money for us to give you access to the cool stuff." a giant slap in the face imho.
My favourite moment in 2019 was the drama that led to this new site. Looking forward in 2020 for more nerfs that let me de- my golden cards for full value. ^_^
Honestly, I'm so tired of the constant complain about people playing Shaman.
Even before the reintroduction of those wild cards, quest Shaman was one of the most fun decks to play. It didn't have a great win rate (only marginally above 50%) but was the most popular of them all. Why? Simply because it's one of the least monotonous decks in the history of this game. A lot of different tokens get generated each game, making every game you play different to the last one. On top of that, people aren't playing the same cookie-cutter version of it either, but add their own flavor to the mix.
Yeah, adding in those wild cards made for some (unfortunate) OP early game combo's. I get that those aren't fun to play against. You still need to be pretty lucky to pull it off and comes with the downside of delaying your quest. You'll also have a hard time to keep up if your turn 4 eight mana minion is either a weak one or dies straight away.
Which brings me to the trend of people these days seeming to have raised 'bitching and moaning' to a form of art c.q. lifestyle. What the fuck happened to playing a game just for fun?
I'm also no sure how "crafting stuff you want before opening" is beneficial in any way.
It just removes it from the potential award pool. Imho, opening packs and hoping to get that card you want like that is a way better strategy than sacrificing cards and/or dust prior to opening and obtain it trough crafting. The only scenario I can think of where it might be better is if you're after a specific golden card and don't want to run the risk of getting a normal copy which would remove it from the pool.
Pack 10 had my first legendary (as usual), pack 27 my second, leaving me with 14 packs left on my legendary pity timer...
Was really hoping to finally have luck on my side and encounter my first double legendary or back-to-back legendary packs. Been playing since alpha, with averaging about 120-130 packs each expansion and never averaging better than 1 legendary per 20 packs.
Nah, just naming them Dranosh :P
No.
It states how many targets it will buff with +3, rather than how many +3 buffs it will hand out.
Bragging rights afaik.
What you're missing is that the first time rewards, are all classic cards and packs. So no, you're not missing out on anything if you rank up now.
Cool buff to evolve shaman... Evolve Desert Hare into 3 Magtheridons...
I'm confused by all this (besides shocked by the price tag they put on).
They say they include the pass in the 90-pack bundle. They exclude it for the 55-pack bundle. You get the perks by buying 30 packs. So... 55 packs isn't > 30 according to Blizz? Real money doesn't count all of sudden when when you pre-order, except for spending big?
And not pre-ordering and just buying 30 packs for gold (or trough Arena), I get the perks anyway?
To me, this seems vague and arbitrary, and a blatant disrespect to players who can't afford to drop €80 on the same game every 4 months. Even €50 is a LOT of money to be dropping on a pre-order, and then saying "Yeah, the 'small' pre-order isn't enough money for us to give you access to the cool stuff." a giant slap in the face imho.
I'm pretty sure Earthquake will kill whatever you summon.
My favourite moment in 2019 was the drama that led to this new site. Looking forward in 2020 for more nerfs that let me de- my golden cards for full value. ^_^
I seriously doubt it would. I'm pretty sure it works exactly like the priest legendary weapon.
I dunno, a 3/9 with taunt, a 3/3 and a random 1 drop, ~21 stats for you and ~ 6 stats for your opponent for 7 mana seems pretty good in my book.
Honestly, I'm so tired of the constant complain about people playing Shaman.
Even before the reintroduction of those wild cards, quest Shaman was one of the most fun decks to play. It didn't have a great win rate (only marginally above 50%) but was the most popular of them all. Why? Simply because it's one of the least monotonous decks in the history of this game. A lot of different tokens get generated each game, making every game you play different to the last one. On top of that, people aren't playing the same cookie-cutter version of it either, but add their own flavor to the mix.
Yeah, adding in those wild cards made for some (unfortunate) OP early game combo's. I get that those aren't fun to play against. You still need to be pretty lucky to pull it off and comes with the downside of delaying your quest. You'll also have a hard time to keep up if your turn 4 eight mana minion is either a weak one or dies straight away.
Which brings me to the trend of people these days seeming to have raised 'bitching and moaning' to a form of art c.q. lifestyle. What the fuck happened to playing a game just for fun?
Brawl has been disabled (at least for EU)... hope it's not gonna reset or change to something else, I was doing pretty well so far...
The true meme is a hybrid build, with Cave Hydra, 1 or 2 (golden) poisoned and divine shielded Nightmare Amalgam, Foe Reaper 4000 all Lightfang Enforcer-ed into OP-ness...
It's the choice you make:
Stay at a lower tier (with narrower pool) to target specific cards more reliably, or tech up in order to get to the 'OP' ones first.
Also consider that getting a triple allows you to discover from 1 tier up, for example, making going to tier 6 unnecessary in my experience.
Yes, there's a tip that specifically says that. When a player is eliminated, their minions are added back into the pool.
Yeah that's not gonna work.... at all.
Evolve isn't targetted.
eye twitching....
Can confirm, just the packs, no extra's.
Edit:
I'm also no sure how "crafting stuff you want before opening" is beneficial in any way.
It just removes it from the potential award pool. Imho, opening packs and hoping to get that card you want like that is a way better strategy than sacrificing cards and/or dust prior to opening and obtain it trough crafting. The only scenario I can think of where it might be better is if you're after a specific golden card and don't want to run the risk of getting a normal copy which would remove it from the pool.
Let the OP-ness continue!