Maybe it's different on the PC (assuming you play the PC version?). On the iPad, the emotes still come through even after I've squelched then, maybe it's a glitch on it or something.I squelch as soon as they do a second "well met!" or whatever. No point in enduring it when I can just turn it off, and I personally find more amusement in the idea that they're putting effort into trying to annoy me when its quite within my power to just silence them.
The exception is if they're Jaraxxus, because I approve of roleplay. Nothing like an OBLIVION!!! to declare checkmate on your opponent. Always finish with maniacal laughter.
http://www.liquidhearth.com/forum/arena-strategy/457523-trumps-arena-tier-list-neutral-commonsOkay getting into this game, what deck using only generic cards (at level 10) will at least get me somewhere in casual play mode. Or am I just better off losing a few games before making a decent deck?
Any good guides I can read or the like? I really cba to look these things up since I've noticed that there's a decent number of hardcore Hearthstone players here that know what they're doing, so I'd rather ask instead of look (also cba to read all the pages itt atm lol)
50% win rate? Dude how can you say that when its the number one tournament deck and most top players still use it exclusively to ladder competitively.I think modern miracle is bad because of it's (continued) less than 50% win rate. It's a bad deck and should be trumped by tempo but it won't because people still thinks it's an amazing deck (only because it hard counters Kitkatz). You want a good solid rush deck? Go Zoo or Strifeco. Don't rely on draws.
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Like you said, Miracle has too many situational draws to be a good deck
Agreed. Too many people looking at this card and thinking Priest can play like Zoo now.if you think this card is 'broken' you're an idiot. It's a solid drop but the deathrattle can be played around, consider it a reverse taunt if you will. Regardless it's the card that priest really needed in this metagame. This + Watcher is going to be a really solid combo as far as I can tell.
It's good, but being a 3/4 doesn't make it broken. Especially with how prominent 4 damage is going to be in Naxx.Considering how many people would probably play a vanilla 3/4 and this has huge upside potential...
Right but I could also say, "consider how many people want to play... (a 6/5 that does 3 damage to anything on the board) (a 3/2 weapon on turn 2) (a 4/3 that gives +2/2 and taunt to a minion) (a 3/2 on for 1) (a 4 mana 6 damage card that can targets anything) (a 0 mana 2 damage to undamaged minion) (a turn three +5/5 that gets spread out over 5 turns) (a 0 Mana +2 mana crystals this turn)"Considering how many people would probably play a vanilla 3/4 and this has huge upside potential...