That is absolutely the WORST strategy to use. Losing a single game and switching decks will make the “grind”, and I use that term loosely, much longer.
Play your deck of choice, and accept that you will lose some games! You will climb much quicker doing so!!!
Swapping decks after every loss is a recipe for disaster, if you seriously want to climb.
And your hard stuck due to your methodology.
If you’re on a losing STREAK, talking 5+ games, sure.
Swapping after every loss isnt going to help you, only make you more frustrated increasing your loss streak.
Stick with the deck you are comfortable with (or find fun) and accept the fact its gonna lose almost half the time!
You are chasing the meta, not adapting to it, using your current strat.
STILL playing? No, you are closer to the only person playing Chef Druid. Its not a good deck! Stop smashing your head against a wall!
I mean no disrespect, but all of your 11 posts indicate that you are not very experienced in the game to be honest.
AND that is 100% fine!!! My first deck was Watchers Druid way back in season 2 (2014), which was off meta at best. I played the hell out of it, and loved it. What I didnt do is what you’re doing by trying to be more experienced than those who have been playing the game much longer than I did.
Again, you do you.
If you find swapping decks after a single loss works for you, then do it! its just not the most optimal way to play if you want to actually climb.
That’s a very dumb thing to say but I don’t expect much for someone who is fixated going off topic to libel and slander every other on topic post of theirs.
Switching decks after losses is not only smart: it’s probably THE most intelligent strategy involving deck cycling in this game by far.
You COULD argue that it can be refined by having a very small selection to cycle or even waiting for 2 losses but dropping the method completely is the dumbest thing you said today and you have said some pretty dumb things already.
Hearthstone is a system full of manipulations, which is why Blizzard has refused for years to allow external controls by companies that control games based on probability. Blizzard has created a perfect money-eating machine capable of creating gambling addiction in users, often even minors, but governments around the world are taking action and Blizzard is trying to take action. In the next few months, either Hearthstone will cease to exist or finally everything will be out in the open and controlled and certified.
The deck he ran into the most was quest warlock I wonder why? Maybe because its the perfect deck for people who want legend handed to them on a silver platter…
Oh yeah, I follow Sinferno too and trust his judgement for being toptier…
Guess what my first match of the day was against? Yeah demon seed and it probably wouldve been my last if i hadnt absolutely wrecked him with big pally…
The funny thing is, i added him so hed remember that defeat, and he quickly wrote “chester mf” before deleting me. Although I managed to hit him with a “concede faster noob” beforehand.
I guess he wanted to accuse me of cheating, and the autocorrector played a part in the humiliation.