LogFAQs > #921513413

I think I've said this before, but Hearthstone is not good as a "sit at your PC and play this for 8 hours game". It is, however, basically the best mobile game that I've found, which is why I'm probably playing it more now than I was when it first launched. (And I play a few different mobile games; for a while Fire Emblem Heroes unseated it for top spot, but lately FEH is just a lot of grind to me). It's also a pretty good streaming game, because it gives you lots of time to talk to your audience.

But for professional Hearthstone streamers and pro tournament players...yeah, their job becomes "sit at your PC and play Hearthstone for 8 hours", which as I've said above is a pretty meh experience.

I don't know that they necessarily should be focusing on improving the 8-hour PC experience either. I remember being pretty frustrated at Hearthstone a couple years ago when I frequently couldn't complete daily quests on mobile during breaks from work, cause stuff like "win 5 games with warrior" just was not happening on mobile during half hour work shift breaks. (Obviously these quests were designed when Hearthstone was just a PC game). Stuff that would make Hearthstone feel more gratifying for people who play it for hours is stuff that would probably feel frustrating to mobile users. IDK, doesn't seem like an easy problem to solve.
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