Hand lock isn’t used that much more after the nerf. There can be a polar matchup for polar decks. Quest warlock is meant to beat that control you’re talking about more than anything.

Yeah I agree. The class factor makes it bad.

Haha now I feel dumb because it just didn’t click before, and now it does feel like the right wording.

Hero cards!

How do they release Drek’Thar with that text? I honestly have no idea what that means. 2 Drek’Thars? Then say 2 of this. And when they show the skin bundles in the shop and you can only see the first class’s icon because they overlapped the icons backwardly or could have just moved the class icons to the other side.

Those card backs look nice. Hope maybe they’ll be available with gold. And that bg Dungar is great.

I never got Tombs or Heist (besides intro mission) because it charged quite a bit of gold for 0 real reward. Also I didn’t really play that year. Sounds pretty bad though from reading this. Once I got back into it for Outland I had to go back and do all of Galakrond’s Awakening, and I thought that one was fantastically done all around.

Also wondering because upgrading just to get 4 then 6 then 7 1/1s seems downright horrible. But it is 1 mana.. and upgrading their stats would probably be OP.

I was wondering exactly this. Horribly worded – that’s the only reason I clicked this page was to see the answer. XD

Typed this before reading it all hehe – just saw that there are 3 more bounties and pirate type. Overall pretty good additions I guess and people shouldn’t really complain about that. But I’m slow grinding the mode mostly just daily tasks. I’m thinking in like 2-3 months everything will be maxed this way. But they do need to fix some basic things that shouldn’t have been released how they are.

Mercenaries should have the beta tag on it now. The placeholder voicelines, roman numerals instead of regular for abilities, and tons of inconsistencies like seeing equipment for random characters and not others. And nobody needs new things added to the meta now. 7000 rating is top 200 right now. Adding mercs won’t work the way battlegrounds characters do where adding new ones whenever won’t cause any real effect. In mercs it’s like adding a mini-set with a meta shift or like constructed adding new cards. People will be grinding for exponentially longer to get coins for all the mercs as opposed to adding actual content (which I don’t think is even needed for a little bit). But adding these mercs isn’t doing anyone any favors, just that much more to grind.

Just curious, since I sort of remember the Edwin boss in WoW – why was he replaced by Vanessa? Since the WoW environment & characters didn’t really change by design. The story was basically followed through quests and the users’ imagination. So once you beat a boss you basically figure that guy is dead now in the story and your crew were the badass few to bring all these bosses down. So anyway what need was there to replace Edwin? So that users would feel like time has passed or something and the original guy has been replaced to reflect that? Just for a random level 10ish dungeon? Did they replace other bosses?

Does a deck that exists for a fraction of an expansion count as having lived through it? We lived through shadow priest before the mass nerfs made the meta bad for the deck? I think a deck has to make it through an entire half expansion before it can be said we lived through it.

The hover-over tooltips are your friend here. They don’t just say the default constructed text. It’s specific to the mode.

They would actually pre-plan a “card adjustment” before knowing if they need one or not out of misguided principle.

Exactly. Why print the card anyway. They need to stop thinking they can do a custom meta every time someone tells them they’re bored with it. There is supposed to be the assumption that they’ll stand behind the cards they make. It’s like they genuinely plan on having balance shifts mid-meta and genuinely believe it’s better to change the cards midway than to have them be right in the first place. Think about that. Artificial nerf/buff meta shifts out of misguided design as opposed to making the cards right and being content with not changing them.

By that reasoning there are 0 cards left in the game.. omg what defunct form of thinking is that – best performing card in the best deck needs to die. Think about that. Do I have to spell it out? Is there not always a “best performing card” in the “best deck”? Besides which those best stats are just a logical fallacy to begin with. And where is this best priest deck now?? Completely dead?? You lack brain cells Green. Your whole argument is that somehow priest has the best deck in the game when it’s the exact opposite. Shadow priest died and no priest remains playable. Your reasoning is laughable. When you mass change cards you have no idea where the meta will land, unlike if you just change one card at a time. Someone like you obviously wanted to whine and troll the card out of the game for fun.

No way, stop being a baby. You provide 0 reasoning other than you don’t use it and don’t want anyone else to use something that is good (and only good for control, which doesn’t exist now). At the very least they botched the “rework” so badly it’s like a tumor in their game. They have the audacity to call something a rework without bothering to remember that it’s because it was NERFED once already, and to remove the small nerf before the huge one. They should have “reworked” it to cost 1 or 0 mana. That way at least people could try to nerfed version for 2 weeks and then decide to keep it or dust it. But instead were oblivious and forgot – then next patch maybe they’ll realize their mistake and buff it. Nope, sorry – too late. At that point everyone has dusted it and can no longer test the worth of the card, and NOONE will re-spend the dust on it because it simply won’t be worth it. All because the dopes forgot to remove the double nerf on it. So they basically killed the card, AND had the audacity to nerf the mana to a dead card, just because they are uncapable of basic sense.

More than just an opinion; clearly they forgot that Illucia used to cost 2 and made a glaring mistake due to ignorance of their own game. Clearly they need to write down when they make changes to cards because the memory system they seem to default to DOESN’T WORK. With such little general knowledge of their own game they are still too dopish to cover themselves and record simple everyday things that any professional would. There are truly probably thousands of players who know the game better than anyone on the actual team. Look at every game Blizzard farts out now. It’s a cash grab then they act helpless, make excuses, and disappear.

I expect every class-specific 1 mana minion with a beneficial effect to be at least a 2/2 from now on…jack@$$es