What a weird fucking card
What a fucking stupid card in limited.
These are nice new details, grindable currency for draft sounds awesome. If IRL packs don't have codes that give said currency WotC done goofed.
Seth freaking out about the pay structure before he knows the pay structure is pretty comical. He's pretty comically against all this. The professor came out a believer after playing it, so most fears just seem super unfounded right now.
Good bye outgoing life. Drafting is by far my favorite format and with in-game currency to draft with, I'm gonna be playing Arena all day.
Where is he getting the "Hearthstone is $800 a year" thing from?
I've been playing Hearthstone since the beta, have not spent $800 combined (though I'm probably in the $500s), and have never had any issue playing standard and just picking whatever deck I want to play at any moment.
Depends, but I think Duels (and Hearthstone) has really shifted their view on what they feel ok with offering digitally. MTGO was the result of being supremely afraid of giving cards to everyone easily. I remember a lot of concern about it cannibalizing paper when it launched. Obviously their stance on this has completely changed.
Directly from his ass.
I get the $50 preorrder of each set and stop there; I easily have multiple Tier-1/2 decks to pick from in each season, and if I was a lot more diligent than I am (always doing 100% of my quests, always spending gold on arena runs to maximize return) I could probably build close to any deck I wanted each season. The recent changes to Legendaries in packs has improved the math on this too.
The making of Captivating Crew
* This was explicitly meant to be Enthralling Victor 2.
* Neat how the art description specified that the lovestruck ogre is male.
I love the fact that red has gained the bit of the colour pie that covers 'really sexy guys'.
I know Enthralling Victor and that's not Enthralling Victor.
They should have rejected the art if that was what they wanted.
What I am curious about would be if I started a new Hearthstone account today, how much money would it cost me to immediately jump into ranked ladder with something like Kazakus Priest or another deck that has a dust cost of 12,000 with cards across multiple sets.
What a weird fucking card
So if they did start including codes for Arena product in physical boosters, how much would you want? My instinct is that I'd be happy with a 1:2 ratio, i.e each physical booster came with a code for half of the "Magic " to buy an Arena booster
This needs to switch rarity with that draw 3 discard 2 goblin, because it's Pack Rat levels of busted in limited.
So if they did start including codes for Arena product in physical boosters, how much would you want? My instinct is that I'd be happy with a 1:2 ratio, i.e each physical booster came with a code for half of the "Magic gold" to buy an Arena booster
What I am curious about would be if I started a new Hearthstone account today, how much money would it cost me to immediately jump into ranked ladder with something like Kazakus Priest or another deck that has a dust cost of 12,000 with cards across multiple sets.
Yeah, If you drop ~$160 (amazon coins) on 170 packs per expansion to start, you should be pretty gtg card wise.Where is he getting the "Hearthstone is $800 a year" thing from? I've been playing Hearthstone since the beta, have not spent $800 combined (though I'm probably in the $500s), and have never had any issue playing standard and just picking whatever deck I want to play at any moment.
Whats likely to happen is you attend a FNM or Showdown event and you get digital credit.
Trying to figure out what would make a viable UG Fish deck here, the little Johnny in me is getting arousedintended
cursecatcher.
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They handed out beta codes for Arena at hascon with the match slips, so this seems like something they're preparing for. I believe they're also giving out priority codes at the Ixalan prerelease.
Given that Hasbro staff forgot to hand out the codes in half of my events, and I've never been to an LGS that remembers to hand out supplementary/advertising material at prereleases other than the promos, this seems like a poor way to handle things.
Ideally it plugs into WPN via your DCI number so the store wouldn't need to do anything other than enter that you are attending the event like they already do.
"Bolas, why did you bring me to a gay pirate ship"
It's an average of just over 100 dust per pack if you dust every card and packs in bulk cost around a dollar apiece so... a max of $120. And I don't think any serious tier 1 deck really goes much above 12k dust cost. When you account for card overlap and dust return, you could easily keep current on top competitive Standard decks for a year on $300, max.
Ideally it plugs into WPN via your DCI number so the store wouldn't need to do anything other than enter that you are attending the event like they already do.
This would be amazing, and it looks like that's already how they're giving priority access to Magic Duels and MTGO Ixalan Prerelease players.
Unrelated: does anyone know if Gamestop is stocking 2017 commander decks yet? I have credit to burn, and all the local stores are out of Draconic Domination.
Maybe I missed this, will arena have ways to earn in game currency through winning match ups the way duels does? I actually managed to unlock the entire amonhket set without paying a single real cent of money just by doing quests and slapping people around in versus.
Shame no campaign, I actually really enjoyed those.
that's the minimum dust the mean should be above 100 now that you're guaranteed a legendary among the first 10 packs of each set.100 dust/pack seems INSANELY high. Most packs only have ~40 dust (1 rare and 4 commons).
100 dust/pack seems INSANELY high. Most packs only have ~40 dust (1 rare and 4 commons).