just lost to some faggot rogue because blackjack stunner can target your own minions. For all that people bitch and moan incessantly about how it isn't fun to play against priests, rogues have consistently been a fucking cancer whenever they've been viable throughout the history of the game.
Priest vs rogue game 2 Pavel vs RDU was the biggest robbery I have ever seen
The easiest way to to look at “bullshit” is some decks have clown fiesta high roll potential. Getting high rolled happens, no different from your opponent top decking the perfect card or having a perfect curve.Gave this one more try tonight. Aggro DH and Highlander Hunter. It's really easy to craft any deck when you have 82k dust. Ended up downranking to D5.
I think I identified what I like about this game:
Notice how none of that is the actual game itself! I like collecting cards for collecting's sake. But from an actual progression standpoint, trying out new and powerful strategies and decks, not really. Especially with the dupe protection system, having a reasonable collection is not that expensive anymore.
- It's something I can talk with my brother occasionally and even play less often(our schedules don't line up often).
- It's very amenable to youtube/netflix/whatever on the second monitor. This is bigger than I expected it to be.
- There is ton of secondary content. Youtube, meta discussion, deck trackers, stats, etc.
Things I don't like:
All that aside, the thing that really bothers me is that I can't seem to improve my reaction to "bullshit". Like, I realize I get salty, I know what triggers me, and yet I can't seem to ever get any better at handling that. Has anyone been able to get over that hump, where they handle the RNG in stride?
- RNG clown fiesta.
- Never feeling like I have enough to play time to tech, so secondary content becomes almost required at a certain point.
- Playing for hours but not making any progression.
All that aside, the thing that really bothers me is that I can't seem to improve my reaction to "bullshit". Like, I realize I get salty, I know what triggers me, and yet I can't seem to ever get any better at handling that. Has anyone been able to get over that hump, where they handle the RNG in stride?
I've never played with the Highlander archetype, there was definitely some in experience going on.Last minute legend in standard with pirate warrior. My list probably was not optimal but matches were quick enough that I really didn't care to tune it. 24-15.
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Take a break if the salt/anger is tilting you, which it clearly must be if you fell to the D5 floor with highlander hunter.
I've never played with the Highlander archetype, there was definitely some in experience going on.
I understand your point about taking a break. I feel like if it gets to that point, I'm reacting poorly. It's a game, I shouldn't stop playing it because I'm pissed off, that feels fundamentally wrong.