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MariaTaylor 05/25/18 9:37:11 AM #53:	curse of weakness flew under my radar because it's not good enough to see use in standard play, but after a few arena runs I really started to notice how much it kinda annoys me. it's like a more clunky Ice Block or Frost Nova, giving one class (Warlock in this case) exclusive access to the ability to buy an extra turn. only happened to me one time and I'd probably not have been as frustrated by it except for the fact that 1. I've had to put up with Ice Block for so long, absolutely loathing that card, and we just finally got rid of it from standard recently and 2. Warlock is already one of the best classes in the game, so them having strong exclusive options is inherently stupid and annoying. nowhere near as bad of course as Paladin dominating arena, standard, and constructed, but yeah. VeryInsane posted... The thing with Hunter is before Kobolds it was basically just Midrange and Face for so long, you couldnt really do all that much else with the class. Other classes at least had some sort of unique deck to build around each expansion or some sort of cool combo to play Hunter didnt apart from like, Call of the Wild and even that was a curve topper Spell Hunter is great, Recruit Hunter is pretty fun, OTK is a meme but it can be a fun one and even Hybrid Hunter has some cool tricks with the secret package just depends on what kind of things you like to do, really. most people have a psychological barrier of entry for playing aggro or face decks because they think playing control literally makes them smarter. although they'll play basically the exact same decks if you call it tempo mage instead of face mage. I've always enjoys playing Hunter because the games are fast and you can punish the opponent or get punished with very quick response time. that feeling is often missing for me with other decks, and yeah, there will be cases where a subtle misplay can come back to bite you later, but there's also instances where you can make a huge misplay and then be forgiven because the game goes on for enough turns that you had time to correct it. --- ~* Now I only see your dull imposter ~* https://imgur.com/tdhOSKc <cite>MariaTaylor posted [p:901959071] in Hearthston... [t:76634761]...</cite> <quote>curse of weakness flew under my radar because it's not good enough to see use in standard play, but after a few arena runs I really started to notice how much it kinda annoys me. it's like a more clunky Ice Block or Frost Nova, giving one class (Warlock in this case) exclusive access to the ability to buy an extra turn. only happened to me one time and I'd probably not have been as frustrated by it except for the fact that 1. I've had to put up with Ice Block for so long, absolutely loathing that card, and we just finally got rid of it from standard recently and 2. Warlock is already one of the best classes in the game, so them having strong exclusive options is inherently stupid and annoying. nowhere near as bad of course as Paladin dominating arena, standard, and constructed, but yeah. <cite>VeryInsane posted...</cite> <quote>The thing with Hunter is before Kobolds it was basically just Midrange and Face for so long, you couldnt really do all that much else with the class. Other classes at least had some sort of unique deck to build around each expansion or some sort of cool combo to play Hunter didnt apart from like, Call of the Wild and even that was a curve topper Spell Hunter is great, Recruit Hunter is pretty fun, OTK is a meme but it can be a fun one and even Hybrid Hunter has some cool tricks with the secret package</quote> just depends on what kind of things you like to do, really. most people have a psychological barrier of entry for playing aggro or face decks because they think playing control literally makes them smarter. although they'll play basically the exact same decks if you call it tempo mage instead of face mage. I've always enjoys playing Hunter because the games are fast and you can punish the opponent or get punished with very quick response time. that feeling is often missing for me with other decks, and yeah, there will be cases where a subtle misplay can come back to bite you later, but there's also instances where you can make a huge misplay and then be forgiven because the game goes on for enough turns that you had time to correct it. --- ~* Now I only see your dull imposter ~* https://imgur.com/tdhOSKc</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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