Ended up finishing on 13 but only really played ranked to do quests and get into the arena! :D
This season is starting well!
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Ended up finishing on 13 but only really played ranked to do quests and get into the arena! :D
This season is starting well!
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I mostly play ranked just for the quests as well, but every now and then I get an idea for a deck and then play it and keep adjusting it till I've reached a conclusion whether it works or not. It's actually great fun building your deck around a solid strategy which extends your decisions round to round from only reacting to the current situation to thinking of how the game will progress in several turns.
I prefer playing with my own deck, I like to build on synergy and that's just something that's really hard to do in a Arena deck.
Anyway I think I was 12.
Oh this was just fantastic, I got the enemy down to 1 health, got a few minions up including Knife Juggler. He could have still won (though small chance), he plays a taunt minion and still had some. Now instead of killing my Knife Juggler, he plays Leeroy Jenkins.... well you can guess how that ended. :D
just got two harrison jones from one pack... wtb good legendary cards that I could use :( So far 3 legendary cards:
http://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/The_Beast
http://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Baron_Geddon
http://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Harrison_Jones
Two in one? Maaan, you lucky beast! He's not useless!Quote:
Originally Posted by drksage
but I rarely see opponents with weapons :( Its either a mage, hunter, or shaman (hunter and shaman have weapons, but they rarely use them when I fight them)Quote:
Originally Posted by exclamatio
I find him quite useless as well. Still that's an easy 400 dust, x2 if you were to disenchant both.
HearthStone - Hunter vs Hunter (Ranked) - Battle of the hounds (Just sharing)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1u51ORSTX8
Always removing tracking. I guess you saw why. ;)
Frankly I'm not that convinced about the card, yes it gives you a good chance to get a nice card, but it also makes you discard 2, if you got to pick between 3 op cards at the cost of 1 mana, you're gonna have a bad time.
Freezing trap is bad early on as well.
Turn 1: Well you saw what happened. Hounds was the best choice, but yeah it's tough. If you want to get more cards, put flare in your deck instead.
Turn 2: Yeah definitely possible, either forces him to remove it, or receive more damage. Bit shame though that you were lacking minions.
Turn 3: Agree on the trap and tracking card, but the choice is very rough, all 3 cards are very important, the 1 health obviously for clearing a taunt or op minion, but the other 2 are vital for your hounds combo. Yet again reason why I very much dislike Tracking.
Turn 4: Had to be done, you usually want that for a stronger minion, but this was definitely the best choice.
Turn 5: Yeah you couldn't really do anything, you could have wasted a few cards, but imo not worth it, if you keep his minion on the board and force him to take out knife juggler, he can only play more for you to use hounds.
Turn 6: On 1 hand that's a powerful card at the right time, on the other hand he probably has hounds and reduce to 1 health, so even if you can buff it up, it will die.
Turn 7: Would not have been my choice, would have used 1 set of hounds, dashed 2 in the Acidics, then cast the other one (that way you keep the max) and dash 4 into his 4, leaving 2 up. Yes it's harder to win, but if he had another timber wolf with hounds + shot (reasonable chance), he would have killed you because you had so many minions on the board.
His turn: Ok he just went full retard... he should have board cleared and got his hyena way up, not only did you not have a response for it (though he didn't know that), but what he did now had absolutely no use, he had a chance to win, now he just went retard and lost.
Omg I watched further... another timber wolf. If he had just played that from the start with hounds, he would have won. That dude seriously went extreme retard.
Btw for the math: 2x acidics = 6 damage, 2x timber wolf (each 2 due to buffing each other) = 4 damage + 3x hounds = 9 damage + 2 hunter skill = 21 damage, you had 18 health. Man that dude was stupid...
You would have definitely lost this one if he could count.
I agree about the tracking - It will FORCE you to discard 2 good cards, how ever in crucial situation it help you a lot.Quote:
Frankly I'm not that convinced about the card, yes it gives you a good chance to get a nice card, but it also makes you discard 2, if you got to pick between 3 op cards at the cost of 1 mana, you're gonna have a bad time.
That trap card is OP, when the opponent does attack either the HERO or the MINION it will still activate.Quote:
Agree on the trap and tracking card, but the choice is very rough, all 3 cards are very important, the 1 health obviously for clearing a taunt or op minion, but the other 2 are vital for your hounds combo. Yet again reason why I very much dislike Tracking.
I had to agree on this, ~ I think my opponent is just confused and rattle about the situation.Quote:
Omg I watched further... another timber wolf. If he had just played that from the start with hounds, he would have won. That dude seriously went extreme retard.
Btw for the math: 2x acidics = 6 damage, 2x timber wolf (each 2 due to buffing each other) = 4 damage + 3x hounds = 9 damage + 2 hunter skill = 21 damage, you had 18 health. Man that dude was stupid...
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This is one example of a GOOD tracking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZAbPKf7MOo
Was it really? Let's say he had Flare instead, he would have gotten the explosive trap from that, he could have played that + doing damage to the hero. The hero would have attacked him and triggered trap, meaning 4 damage, at that point he would have 5 health (or 3 health 2 armor) left, next turn he would have hounds + kill command, so assuming he playing 1 minion, he would be dead. If not the Abomination could have been played.
The point is that except for highly situational situations, the card is very useless and should only be played in a very desperate moment. But you are actually creating that desperate moment by having 2 of them in your deck, instead of drawing something useful, you draw that and you have nothing useful to play.
Flare does that in a way as well, but the major difference is that it removes stealth and secrets, making it a very strong card against say mages, hunters and rogues, but even when you don't need it, you can still use it for 1 mana to grab a different card. Since the Hunter has such amazing synergy, a smaller deck would actually help you, so getting 2 flares in effectively makes your deck a little smaller for low cost.
I used to have tracking with my hunter but only had better success when I took it out, it's too random for my liking.
Same, seemed quite nice and would work quite well in many other decks, but those Hunter decks are just massive amounts of synergy. This card in say a mage deck would be much better.
Well said, Now I do have 1 flare and 1 tracking only.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrBenSSJ
And I had to reconstruct my deck for better synergy.
