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Is a butler even necessary? I saw a couple of players using him, and they weren't particularly successful. I haven't seen this map in the game since then.
Don't know. The map seems good, but I don't have it in the deck I'm currently using, and I don't seem to be suffering much from that. In theory, it would be good to use it to counter Roach combos, but I'm not sure how well that would work.
Lately, I haven't been playing Heroes of Might and Magic as much because the new expansion for Hearthstone came out, and it turned out to be quite good, although not without its flaws (aggro decks still dominate).
Achievement: Obtain a golden Warlock for Jaraxxus.
Status: unlocked.
Handlock has become my new favorite deck (I wanted to build it even before the Fire Giant nerf, but I didn't have time).
As for Rogue, they turned it into something awful, so now even I, a fan of this class, am inclined to call the new deck cancer. A full board of 5/5 minions on turn five, which also can't be countered by silence or hexes, is something else (and before the patch, almost no one took the quest Rogue seriously). I'll have to try the new Miracle Rogue, which is still alive, albeit in a significantly changed form.
In theory, it would be great to polish their cockroach combo, but I'm not sure how well it will turn out.
But how do you polish a cockroach? This is for control players – to create an anal barrier against Soviet skeletons.
Achievement: get a golden warlock on Jarakus.
Status: unlocked.
Handlock has become my new favorite deck (I wanted to build it even before the fire giant was nerfed, but I didn't have time).
Oh, it's a pity that three years ago, when I was still playing and building handlock, it was garbage. My favorite class (I wasn't a zoo player, honestly).
It's tempting to call the new deck cancer. A full board of 5/5s on turn five, which also can't be countered by silence and hexes.
:o :o :o EleGiggleEleGiggleEleGiggle (1:50, it falls into the vacuum on the sixth turn. although everyone who has played in the current meta knows this)
They turned the Rogue into garbage, so now even I, a fan of this class, feel compelled to call the new deck cancer. A full board of 5/5 creatures by turn five, which also can't be countered by silence or hexes, is something else (and before the patch, almost no one took the Rogue quest seriously).
I hardly see any Rogues; the ones I do see get destroyed before they can even play their combo. Sometimes they do ramp up quickly, by turn 4-5, but I wouldn't call this deck strong. If you don't get a good hand, you're dead. It only works against slow control decks, but against them, everyone has been playing well for several expansions now. Oh, yeah, you have Handlock, so yeah, it's one of the worst, if not the worst, matchups against you. But overall, the Rogue quest is overrated; all the good streamers have already said that, and I see it myself.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
(1:50, in a vacuum, it falls on the sixth turn. although everyone who has played in the current meta knows this)
Well, I don't play much in the current meta, and I haven't seen this combo played even once, although I imagined it would be about as mediocre as it is. A week ago, when I was still trying to grind the SV ladder, it consisted of dragons, various swords, dishevels, and aegis monks.
My favorite class (I wasn't a zoo-down player, honestly).
Out of my 500 wins, probably about 300 were with zoo-down, and the only legend I've taken was also with it :o I've never been a fan of Reno, although I often played with him in the Gadgetzan meta. But malylocks/dragonlocks are a different story... it's a pity that it's so weak :)
I hardly see any rogues, and those that exist get destroyed before they can play their combo. Sometimes they really ramp up quickly, on turn 4-5, but I wouldn't call this deck strong. If you don't get a good hand, you're dead. It only plays against slow control decks, but against them, everyone has been playing well for several expansions in a row.
On the first day of the patch, I played about 8-2 with this rogue, while with other decks, not just handlock, I regularly lost to them, which is why I had that impression. But now, I agree, there are fewer of them. Plus, they started putting these elementals for one mana into the rogue deck - for some reason, I find it easier to play against this version, although it would seem that they should ramp up better.
Well, on the first day, all sorts of strange things happen that seem like a new meta, but turn out to be a flash in the pan. Remember, for example, the Beast Druid with the girl from Karazhan, who summoned a copy of the beast.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
For example, remember the Druid Beast with the girl from Karazhan, who summoned a copy of the beast.
Oh, by the way, yes, I remember my friend managed to get a Legendary card with this deck in the first three days of Karazhan, and then it started losing to everyone.
And there were no other Warlocks besides the Zoo Warlock.
The old Malylock was fun, with the Dark Bomb. I didn't manage to build it back then either. Later, in the Karazhan meta, I played a fun Malylock, but it was more like a Dragonlock with an alternative way to finish the game through Maligos and Soulfire. And also an OTK with the old Arcane Golems, but that was also more of a fun deck. The new Handlock, by the way, doesn't seem like a very strong deck to me, but it's definitely worth paying attention to. The new 4/8 "cannot attack" minion fits perfectly into the deck. Against Pirate Rogue, turn 2 Doomseer - turn 3 is amazing - turn 4 4/5 Sentinel, and on top of all that, a taunt - the Pirate Rogue gives up. If the taunts don't work, you give up. And the main counter right now seems to be the infamous Quest Mage with its additional Ice Blocks and freezes from various random generators.
A completely calculated and planned victory on the ninth turn )))
She still had a Roach in her hand, but the Dragoon continues to single-handedly win wildly in 2/3 of the games where it appears in your hand. I like that this meme "supposedly bad" card and the only legendary from the previous expansion continues to be playable, and is much more effective than it seems at first glance, and that no one plays it anymore, giving an elite feeling. If I've already discarded Satan, and forgot about Olivia back in RoB, but kept this one and don't plan to delete it, then that says something. Grimnir just can't perform as well, as dozens of games have shown; he's simply support, cleaning up after the lords by forking weak creeps off the road for 8-10 mana and slightly scratching heroes. And another funny thing: some players threw Grimnir against me on turn ten just onto the empty board for face damage, and I always laughed hysterically at such value. Even on low health, it's countered with one tick of healing (not for ten mana, lol), you spewed out 2-3 wards with 0, 1 or 4 face damage for 10 mana, meaning you skipped a turn and wasted a card on yourself. It’s both funny and frustrating.
Of course, I had some Uruk-hai and Orcs at my disposal, but imagine if the game turned out to be slightly worse, and one of them didn't show up, or if I ran out of Evolution points by the ninth turn.
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