because there isn’t really any “emotional reason” to accept? That’s just how eternal formats work.
Maybe I’m stupid cause my brain doesn’t work right, but being mad that an eternal format isn’t balanced just seems dumb and like you are causing yourself grief for no reason.
Well, this will be my last comment on it and we can let the thread die.
I think Time Warp has warped the mage class in wild around it to a point that nothing else is viable, given the secret nerf.
I would love to see it removed and mage be allowed to have something else.
As nature hates a vacuum surely something else would become available at some point?
I mean I’ve had my fair share of emotional complaints (on this forum for that matter), complaining about the dominance of sludge (before nerfs were announced) and the huge amount of push Blizz seems to be giving Rainbow DK, so don’t think of me as some cool headed genius. I just don’t understand why this is the thing that Mall is being a stick in the mud about.
I dont see why you cant continue posting if you have more stuffs to add or discuss.
No one are really disagreeing with you on game designs or such.
Some are just explaining why things are the way it is.
I cant answer of his/her behalf.
But If it was me, it probably my emotional release mechanism on my dissatisfaction. e.g. like how I create unrelated topics in forum.
Well, It’s clear that others want to call me a troll and derail the thread. That leads to flags.
I’ll just let it go.
I still see nothing wrong with wanting the most polarizing card in HS dealt with.
Ok then. Ill just play in casual, since mage cant have anything but time warp in Wild, and whatever gets inevitably nerfed in Standard a week after release.
Thanks for the encouraging words.
There is no limitations on which mode you must play, but understanding the differences between the modes allows you a better informed choice on what to expect.
Wild is impossible to balance. All the good decks are very one-sided and unfair and that’s by design what happens in an evergreen set when you have an increasingly large number of cards. And it’s only going to get worse with time.
If you want fair games with balanced cards play standard.