Don't BUY Hearthstone PACKS Until You Watch This Video! How Beneficial are Whizbang Packs? 

Totally loved the cthun otk mechanic

you have much to consume then, friend

Don't let any haters dissuade you, its a great time to get back into the game. The team has been making it really fun with new mechanics like Titans and pretty accessible with catch up packs. Wild is especially fun right now too with Renathal decks dominating lower ranks.

If you are going to play hearthstone again, dont open packs until you make the quests. They willgive you catch up packs and each will give like 50 cards

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The idea is cool but arena is kind of already that

Ye it's true actually

I think that's why they decided to make twist, and have it as a third mode that is not active all seasons.

I just buy stuff with money

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@@sheildingepicness why would supporting a game they like be sad? if no one spent money the game would die...

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Me too :)

Unfortunately these things take time and yes...

Hunter really strong I’d wait a little but wild is in a okay spot rn

Meta is actually alright. Atleast in the low ranks that I play in. I'm in silver right and I do see some variety to the decks. And if you haven't played in a long time they do give you 3 free decks. I don't know if they changed it after the new expansion though.

i got a full collection account actually but personally i like reno decks@@DaUrbanGoose

Welcome back! :]

Same for me, from 17 Whizbang's packs that i opened after nerfs, i didn't pull any nerfed card (i obviously turned to dust the nerfed cards to increase hypothetically the prob or chances (%) to get again the nerfed ones to dust them, but it seems that there's an unknown and hide pattern that Blizzard does after every nerf patch to decrease the % to get nerfed cards in post opening pack's, at least that's what i think in my case)

I have pulled freshly-nerfed cards from packs. The duplicate protection does not ensure you will pull cards missing from your collection if you had previously owned them but disenchanted them, so the chance of pulling them is often just as likely as anything else since many players already own all the commons and rares of a set. So with that said, I doubt there is anything happening beyond normal pack mechanics when it comes to pulling nerfed cards.

In theory, this fact should not affect the guaranteed legendary card in the 10th expansion pack (on average in the 5th pack). I created a new account and haven't received my first badlands legendary card yet, but I still haven't opened enough packs.

Mini-sets give you guaranteed dust, but only if all cards are destroyed. Of course, maxed dust is good when you really need a specific card but there are no available ways to get it. You will still have to buy packs that contain the same amount of dust. So why give up the correct order of purchase, which, in addition to guaranteed dust, can expand your collection with a useful card. Yes, the chance in some cases is not great, but still. If you have all the rare Whizbang cards but no previous expansion cards in your collection, then what's the point of continuing to buy packs of the new expansion? I created a new account to test this method in practice, at the moment it works great, but I continue to research.

I have so much dust if I press the button. They might get nerfed. I only dust when I need the dust or the card is nerfed

On PC you can use the Firestone application. To follow this list you do not need to know the exact number of open packs. Just check your collection to see if you have all the cards of a certain rarity. To do this, write the keyword “Missing” in the search column.

@@HearthstoneMathematics thank you guys for the swift response!

I plan to publish an updated final table soon (if I have internet, it will happen tomorrow). I'll add the golden pack for comparison.

Yes. However I cannot prove this and I cannot be bothered to go Google, but yes. I think even legendaries have higher chance in golden packs.. I have gotten a signature almost every 15 golden packs I have bought..

1/40 golden 1/320 normal for signatures pity timer. Just from memory but it’s something like that

Watch rarran opening golden packs

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There are multiple kinds of resources that are spent to create cards for this game. Design is the generation of card ideas and mechanics. Adjustment is the process of reworking card ideas to adjust flavor and balance so that they hopefully fit into the set and land in the rough area that the team wants them to in the meta. Coding resources are required to make new mechanics work. None of these are significant losses of resources with regard to intentional pack filler cards. Designs are abundant because there are far more design ideas for any given set than the total number of cards that actually make it in. They literally have spare designs lying around because designs are so cheap and easy to mass produce. Adjustment resources don't need to be spent in order to properly balance intentionally bad cards. It is FAR simpler and easier to create very weak or very overpowered cards on purpose or on accident than it is to create properly balanced cards. The HS team doesn't tend to create new mechanics for most intentional pack filler cards either. They instead usually rely on bad cards using the mechanics that they already programmed for other cards in the set or on repurposing code designed for cards in the past to minimize the cost. There are notable counterexamples that people could make to this point, but the discussion then becomes "what is pack filler?" Is the new Whizbang pack filler? He's interesting and flavorful. A lot of players really enjoyed/still enjoy running games with him for fun. He's not good, and he isn't meant to be good. He's only meant to be silly and fun. Is that pack filler in your opinion? It isn't in mine. I consider filler to be the bad cards that don't mean much of anything to anyone. All the bad cards that were never meant to stand out or be special are pack filler cards. Whizbang stands out and is special despite being bad. The team does dedicate resources to intentionally bad cards with fun designs because they keep the game interesting and let people do silly things. They don't tend to dedicate many resources at all to intentional pack fillers that don't have interesting designs.

dude its not a waste, it makes people buy more packs so they get more $

@@greed1sgood130 That... doesn't even make sense. The number of cards in each set is fixed. They create a specific number of cards for each class and for the neutral set in every expansion. If ALL of them are good, then you will need to keep buying until you can craft them all. If only some of them are good, then you can dust the bad ones and craft the good ones with far fewer total packs bought. How in Hello Kitty do you think that pack filler cards mean more pack purchases when the total number of cards in each expansion is fixed? Your stance works somewhat for physical card games and games without crafting mechanics. It does not work for Hearthstone.

You do realize they need to have vanilla cards for arena mode and a reason to buy more packs in the first place ? Oh wait they should just make every card over the top powerful so all you need to open is 8 packs and you can win any match at 60%😂😂😂😂 ffs do you have a brain?

Yeah I agree

I'm primarily a Free-2-play player. I have never purchased resources in the game except for the Tavern Pass. Your advantage is that you have a strategy for obtaining resources. Not all players play every day or throughout the entire expansion phase. Not all players can collect resources for 4 months, as the lack of progress kills them.

@@HearthstoneMathematics some fair points, my only advantage over new players is I've been playing since just after beta so I've been able to accumulate most cards however I've never spent a dime on it. Everything has only ever been bought with in game gold. I don't play every day (I don't have the time) but i do always try to complete the weekly quests and generally save the dailies until I have 3 then bang them out in 1 day. I've never hit legendary, best was Diamond 5 and I think that was back in the days of Pirate warrior before the nerfs. Not playing the entire expansion season is how most of these TCG games are designed to "get ya" meaning they want money from you. Early one I would have to sacrifice being able to play a lot of decks and craft just one maybe 2 and play those for a season or Area to build up gold and then plan for the next one to buy those packs. It's not perfect but it's let me keep my money from Blzz going forward.

Firestone has a tracker for this, PC only but it's there. Not sure about others.

You could buy 1 whizbang pack, get lucky and get the legendary you want, and be done with it. Or you could buy like 20 of whatever the recommended pack is to get a bunch of dust in order to craft the same whizbang Legendary you wanted.

This is true for those of us who have kept up with the release of each expansion, and this video provides a breakdown of which packs are best opened depending on where you currently stand with your collection. Each pack is assigned an inherent dust value. As we acquire cards from an expansion, the packs from that expansion yield diminishing returns in overall dust value. So where Badlands packs are generally better "value", they eventually reach a point of having less value than packs from Whizbang as you acquire more cards from Badlands. So, for those of us who may already have a significant portion of Badlands and other sets, Whizbang packs are probably the way to go. If you are looking for cards for a certain deck and/or do not care about owning cards of a certain archetype/strategy/theme, well... this breakdown is not considering such nuances. Use your best judgement in that situation. At least, that is how I interpreted the video.

Emo Aranna and the good Garana would take my gold, and it would feel good.

Al minuto 12:22 tienes la guía de cuántos y en qué orden deberías de comprar paquetes de cada expansión, lo único que recomienda es comprar los mini sets antes de abrir paquetes (menos el del festival)

Al minuto 12:22 tienes la guía de cuántos y en qué orden deberías de comprar paquetes de cada expansión, lo único que recomienda es comprar los mini sets antes de abrir paquetes (menos el del festival)

Al minuto 12:22 tienes la guía de cuántos y en qué orden deberías de comprar paquetes de cada expansión, lo único que recomienda es comprar los mini sets antes de abrir paquetes (menos el del festival)

I kinda love the robot voices. Theyre iconic to these characters at this point

Quit commenting on RU-vid comments and do a reply video

I dont understand. Can you please explain a bit further

@dime4026 buy a golden mini set from any expansion. They have both the regular and golden versions in the shop. I believe there is a mini set tab that takes you to them. Some come with 60 to 70 golden cards that will give you alot of dust value. You are able to craft like 7 to 8 legendaries per mini set or alot of other non legendary cards.

No that's just buying dust at a terrible rate when you could be opening cards worth their craft value because you actually wanted them

@Heatranoveryou you get less dust value on average from 60 packs from the shop compared to the mini sets. It gives you about 11,600 dust that let's you choose the cards you want compared to random cards you probably won't use and the dust value is horrendous.