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I turned off emotions some time ago. It doesn't make any difference anyway; only one out of a hundred players greets you, while the rest either stay silent, taunt, or think you're taunting them. What's the point of having these emotions then?
To taunt and, while burning with righteous fire, crush enemies and taunt them even more.
Actually, in Heroes sometimes it's nice when you and another player exchange funny "wow" emotes. It's a great emote, better than "sorry," but I wouldn't refuse "sorry" either.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Wouldn't it be great to finish a tough daily quest with an epic anime-style battle against a grandmaster using top-tier decks, where you trade like a god against overwhelming forces of white creatures and goblins?
At first, we were evenly matched, but then I started losing cards because of the weak ones I drew. But then something strange happened. I traded his board again, and as always, in my clumsy way, I spammed my own board, having Aria ready for the last turn (something I constantly mess up on Storm). But instead of skipping or playing his amulets, he played Dark Janna, which cleared my board under the amulet, and then spent his last evolution to kill the 5-1 Janna, simply giving it away to my eagle in the next turn. Maybe he wanted to play Janna on the previous board with followers that I had traded instead of Ghoulspeak, so he got some kind of retarded brain spasm and threw it on tilt onto an empty board anyway.
After that, we traded a little more, and I used all the cards in my hand, and then, at around card 70, my own animated beauty, the only Janna in the deck, appeared and wiped out the enemy nation. It was the most beautiful entrance of hers in all my games so far. All the small units died, two goblin kings died from buffed Alice and Eagle, and he conceded when they were down to two health.
This isn't a very good deck; I couldn't even complete a daily quest in unranked mode recently, so I had to go to Tier 2 in shame, but this time the game decided to give me a slight boost like in a movie. And I don't mind.
It was a good, intense match. My opponent misplayed, he should have used a stun on me, but instead, he wasted Phantom Howl to trade for the bodyguard, even though he could have killed me with it. I, in turn, used Azazel not for a combo, but just to survive, and I also misplayed a couple of times. In the end, I brought out Emerald and Grimnir, decided not to bother with trades anymore, and just went for the kill, hoping I wouldn't die, and I didn't. I'm praying that they don't nerf the buff creature, otherwise, goodbye to the best husband :(
Link. Please, let it be Azazel, let it be Azazel, let it be the best husbando in the game, and then I can switch to Bloodcraft with a clear conscience... *runs around in circles in the room*
Although his voice acting is so-so. In all languages.
Siverfale
