I log in and try to play but the game gets old and boring after 1-2 games. All the decks are the same over played trash that are too busted not to play. Blizzard is too busy counting money instead of counting how many bad reviews this game has gotten over the last few years. Maybe put down the AI and let real people work on this game and make it fun again.
I’ll tell you more, the matches are so predetermined that I can guess who wins without knowing either of the two contenders after the first 2-3 random events, about 8 times out of 10. Do you like the scam set up by blizscam?
haha so true. it’s like every enemy plays invisible wish cards when they draw
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it’s like the game will do everything it can to not let you pass 3 wins.
Hearthstone is a garbage scam game that has always been unbalanced, unfair, and unfun. Trash matchmaking, crap card design, and pay-to-win abusive manipulation. The Blizzard team 5 team needs to be put out to pasture and it can’t happen soon enough.
Hearthscam is an extraordinary ploy to steal money and time from unsuspecting users who think they’re playing a normal card game. Unfortunately, no one monitors it because it’s not actually a game of chance, so blizscam does what it wants. However, don’t worry, if you pay by carefully lubricating blizscam, you’ll get short periods of favorable MMR and favorable RNG… or losing bots sent by blizscam.
i play to only one game or two…this game is so destroyed frome Blizzard, this is unbeleavble.
No Fun when the HERO dieys after 4rounds…what a HERO
It doesn’t matter how quickly the hero dies, but the fact that he dies without you being able to react is total trash design.
I wouldn’t be surprised if a JOKER card for 100 USD appeared in a store one day and you could play it once during the game, it would say “Destroy enemy hero” then it would burn up, but that’s okay, of course you could buy more and more
Any statement that starts with “I wouldn’t be surprised if” says more about the person saying it, than it does about the thing they are talking about.
Hint: the clue is in the “I” at the start of the sentence.