Looks like a pretty good patch all around, and it definitely is the biggest I’ve ever seen for Wild.
Hopefully, they can stick it like this every time.
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he will see play for those who do not care so much about winrate and just want too have fun game.
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You’re right about this. I had completely forgot
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Guys, please stop conflating your memories of “but these cards were good” with the Year of the Mammoth cards that turned them on.
Handbuff was a crappy deck in Mean Streets. It got better later, but we don’t get the later.
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No , it has never occured to me to ever go to that site. For any reason. Ever. And I dont anticipate Id ever go there in the future if thats where one needs to go to in order to find out such things. It would appear if they arent willing to put this info in the b. net app patch notes popup or in game info pop ups, then finding out about it here seems to be the most efficient manner for me as Im not going to hunt down info about the game proactively. That sounds so tediously exhausting.
So no. to answer your question.
Thanks for the pics, never seen any of those before. Look fun tho.
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You realize that by posting on the forums you are already on that site, right?
But really, you don’t need to answer that, since it’s obvious that you’re either too lazy or too trollish to realize that you’re entirely wrong.
Edit: If you just scroll up to the top of the forums, you’ll see a set of links at the top. The “News” one is the one you’re looking for.
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https://imgur.com/mRMFls8
I dont see what you describe. I just see what I posted and I browse the list of threads as I scroll down. So, while I dont appreciate the backhanded name calling me a troll… I dont make it a point to make personal attacks when I reply to people for the most part.
Both these forums and the Hearthstone site are part of Blizzard.com.
You’re already on the site you said you never visited.
Edit:
And for more fun, here’s the link to the official patch notes posted in the “Community Discussion” Forum:
You just never bothered to look, did you?
Second Edit:
You haven’t scrolled all the way up in that image.
If you had, you would have seen a top line set of links including Game Info, Cards, News, Community, and Shop.
News is where the Patch Notes are posted.
Community includes these forums.
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Yeah i never click any of those tabs.
That isnt what I said, I said i hadnt gone to the site looking for anything. not the same as never going anywhere on the umbrella web of ownership and venn diagrams of overlap that is the forums hearthstone site and blizzard site. I had to make an account with b net back when i registered my cd key of WC3, SC:BW, and D2… does that also mean my claim of never going to the hearthstone main page to look for info is invalidated? no. because they arent saying the same things.
Dont attribute sentences I never said as if I had.
Considering how often you whine about not knowing card names people are posting about, perhaps you might find the Card Library (under the “Cards” option at the top of the page) to be useful.
It has images of the all the cards (the same images you seem happy to see when someone posts them in a thread).
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Now thats a helpful post. considering how much you whine about me I dont know why you dont lead with that.
Drakonid Operative didn’t see it’s peak play until kobolds and katacombs when duskbreaker, tar creeper, shadow ascendant, kabal talonpriest, wyrmrest agent, netherspite historian, and twilight acolyte all joined him in the same format to create the legendary spiteful summoner priest deck. That was an extremely powerful deck, and while drak OP did see play from the very get go, none of the decks he was featured in early on were all that strong. Those extremely powerful turn 1-4 plays are what enabled him in that build. Up till then he was just solid but nowhere near overbearing. He needed the extra oomph from ungoro, frozen throne, and kobolds to truly come into his own.