Hearthstone

[lumphoboextreme]

I did the parts I could afford to, don't have enough for some stuff as I have no dust right now

[L.B.D.D]

yeah, that's why i listed them in order

good luck dude, i'm always up for practice games @ mejai#1553

[lumphoboextreme]

lol wow last game I was only vs a 21 and he threw down some crazy orange cards I've never seen before and I got my ass handed to me lmfao

[L.B.D.D]

you'll start seeing a lot more legendaries

most common ones being, cairne bloodhoof (4/5, summons another 4/5 on death), sylvanas windrunner (5/5, steals a random enemy minion on death), ragnaros (8/8, can't attack - launches random 8 dmg fireball to enemy at end of turn), and leeroy jenkins (6/2, charge)

[phe0nixblade]

can i play this yet or is it still in beta of some sort

[L.B.D.D]

free to play

[omega_grunt666]

I wonder how they are going to handle expansion sets. One day will we be seeing a block/standard/legacy ranked & normal queue? Will there be a competitive banned list? Or are they going to try and juggle everything at once (hah).

Hype for adventure mode, need release date.

[ReikonKeiri]

Rank 10 EZ


My gatekeeper match I had 5 life against a hunter with two taunts up and a knife juggler. I presume he had lethal, played leeroy, and my KJ noped the fuck out of him. "That was a mistake. Well fought I concede"

[stargroup100]

the problem for me is that it takes a pretty long time to accumulate enough cards to make a meaningful structured deck

I don't have the patience for that. I can only derive so much entertainment out of playing premade decks

I also generally don't spend money on games so that doesn't help

otherwise I think I'd really like this game. I love the mechanics and design

[lumphoboextreme]

lol I got down to 19 is there any sort of bonuses to getting high rank? also I heard theres a reset or something coming soon in that case it's prob not worth trying to rank up if it'll get reset in a week anyway.

[Litodude]

card backs at reaching legend or 20 so you're p much good

[lumphoboextreme]

well that's boring lol.

[L.B.D.D]

Originally Posted by stargroup100

the problem for me is that it takes a pretty long time to accumulate enough cards to make a meaningful structured deck

I don't have the patience for that. I can only derive so much entertainment out of playing premade decks

I also generally don't spend money on games so that doesn't help

otherwise I think I'd really like this game. I love the mechanics and design

it's a card game, spending $50-100 on a card game sounds reasonable to me

[ReikonKeiri]

top yugioh/magic players probably spend several thousands on cards lmao

[Litodude]

no way spending money on a video game i put hours of my life into isn't something would ever spend money on to better my experience that's just absurd

[lumphoboextreme]

I caved and spent 10$ lol

[L.B.D.D]

hope you get something good!

[Guest15937]

When I get mean in Arena. :P

[gold stinger]

Originally Posted by ReikonKeiri

top yugioh/magic players probably spend several thousands on cards lmao

I've played in yugioh tournaments and known a couple of magic players on my relatives side that partake in tournament and I would know that within maybe 5 years of playing @ yugioh tournaments, I've only really went through maybe $700 at the most, and the majority of that was entry pays for the tournament.

There are a lot of card booths at tournament locations that sell rare cards as cheap as the manufacturers do, There was actually a booth at one of the places I went to that made the cards you wanted right there and then as long as they didn't have a restriction on production amount. There's a card shop in Toronto called Cyber City and tons of people get together there everyday to pretty much just play cards, and show you how to use tournament-ready decks right there, and are fair in pricing.

You probably thought it was quite expensive because you saw the price on the cards individually, and I must admit, some of them can reach as high as $80, but if you buy from tournament booths and card stores in bundles, you can get usually entire decks tournament-made & prepped for around $150-$200. as long as it's the right person.

My relative plays magic the gathering professionally and has only spent $300 on decks, but he gets wrecked most of the time by people who have around $800-$1000 decks, and that's mostly because their decks are made of search cards, 2for1 lands, and a lotus or two. Try looking up the price on lotuses in magic the gathering.

[lumphoboextreme]

lol gonna be rank 15 if i win this