linecracker armor mill druid sure is malicious. makes me feel like maybe it should be ended with a nerf finally at least in my unpopular and therefore discarded opinion. i went to the bathroom and thought about what the person playing it against me (playing a weird XL beast highlander druid homebrew) must think i’m like or what they must want me to feel like and i thought “a person with downs syndrome”. I apologize to those who have downs syndrome or know someone with it or feel offended by this but that’s just what I thought the person playing against me thought of me.
i didn’t know kil’jaeden allowed lor’themar theron to work on the portal minions. that is pretty nasty. i kind of wish the portal minions were truly random and not an arranged 30 card deck that is replenished endlessly. That’s the second time Champions of Azeroth did absurd things to me when played against me, first was when it generated Velen and Antonidas in a tavern brawl Aviana’s Chosen priest deck and it went lethally fireballing my face off with the spell it had left in its hand.
In your opinion if the devs cared about wild they would remove all the crazy interactions and make it into a boring standard game mode where everything turns into vanilla hearthstone.
They do just about every other expansion. This is fact. You just dont acknowledged them probably because of you own biased opinions towards the development team.
The linecracker has tons of counters so likely won’t ever get nerfed and there are lots of ways to prevent fatigue now unlike before so that might never be nerfed either.
Wild is just filled with so many toxic decks.
I wish wild had a way for you to pick 10 cards you don’t want to play against. That would smooth alot of things out. Popular bs broken stuff would see little play or you end up playing against the things that counter you. Would tone down a lot of busted interactions.
That’s a great idea if you want to wait in the queue for 30 minutes or longer at a time trying to get matched to specific cards you’d prefer to play against.