It appears Hearthstone no longer offers rewards through Prime gaming. That is unfortunate.
Here’s to hoping it comes back.
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They did their run and probably found the rewards didn’t bring in new customers.
Existing ones got more stuff for the minimal amount they got back from amazon and they ended up with a drop in sales.
I am quite pleased with the deal. There are many other games, good games (Magic the Gathering, Legends of Runeterra, RuneScape (gets a lot of hate, but with the raids introducd wince my departure, it is beginning to be a solid game).
These various modes very often have errors from time to time, like all other video game’s videos. Again these are CGGs and this has been ongoing since the first cards ever released
There are some potential tech cards of which we need to stop being stubborn and include in our decks when necessary. While not always useful, they can be, at just 4 mana (Starfish) is able to eliminate buffs and effects. This is an immensely useful card in a meta wherein players thrive on building and building outrageous minions that virtually cannot be killed.
Solution: We need more hard removal. I won’t list what we have now, but two that come to mind are Mass Polymorph, Siphon Soul, Suffocating Shadows, Twisting Nether – that’s all I care to list in terms of spells; there may be more I’m missing. The point is, these cards are rarely run and so may as well not exist. Despite their usefulness, they’re often bricks and their mana costs will often handicap your turn.
Priest is in a good spot in terms of removal. I won’t list all of ther removal, but much of it is hard. I am not advocating every class have access to such powerful cards, please realize. However, when a Devouer eats up 3 of your minions, gains their stats, and you lack hard removal… you’re dead.
Funny enough, I never played any other card games. In high school there were “magic” kids that separated to their own table.
When hearthstone first came out, I was playing WoW and thought it sucked and wouldn’t last a year.
And here I am. The only game I play is hearthstone.
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Goramier, are you gonna give Dragonflight a chance? I have a lot of love for WoW and would love to play a new expansion that hopefully has a different aim. I am hoping for the best – I am prepared for the worst.
I don’t know what that is. An mmo?
I thought you might have. It’s the next WoW expansion, and to be honest, it’s looking quite good.
The only problem is: money, money, money. These expansion are not cheap, and on top of that, a monthly subscription. A live service in a game wherein you need to actually buy expensive expansions to even play. So, say, $50, on top of $15 monthly. This isn’t even accounting for potential shop purchases, costing further money.
At the end of the day… it just might be worth it.
And they need to get rid of tokens. They’ve been being exploited since upon release. It’s like “we’ll show those gold farmers!” Tokens allow for pay to win nonsense. Mythic raiding guilds exploit them constantly by, say, charging players tokens to, for instance, quickly complete raids or dungeons the paying player couldn’t take on themselves.
Although, potentially against the rules, these top-notch guilds get a pass. Not long ago a developer stated that they will not be taking action against such behavior in regard to these rules. Unless, things have changed.
I have been out of the WoW loop for awhile. Was debating Wrath.
Truth is, I am almost done gaming. It’s getting old.
A friend of mine and me are probably going to play it, at least for the initial story and a bit of WoW nostalgia. It was the first MMO I ever played - as a “Freshman” in the ripe age of 47…
tempus fugit.
It wont, cuz hs is dying and they cant afford to giveaway stuff
I agree druid needs whirlpool added cross class.