The title was translated through Swedish, Spanish, Serb, Slovak and then back to English, this was my result: *[Hearthstone] Fight Tavern # 100: History Brass*
12:10 THE ENTRY NOISES WERE THE SAME THE SATISFACTION IS SO GOOOOOOOOOD Also when nat went "Hah, caught one", after the guy died, fuck me. Thats hilarious.
Why would you play any class that can't play me? Druid can discover me. Maybe Shifter Seruz can turn into me. And Unstable Portals can also add me to your hand. And i can be in your priest deck. So, play Druid, Warlock, Mage, Shaman and Priest. The good and balanced classes ( But Druid is the best).
So then why if you do a joust against either the raven idol deck or the unstable portal deck, do you always win because neither of those decks contain minions?
No idea, could be a weird programming thing that makes it so there is a deck, but no minions or raven idols, it just creates a raven idol or portal whenever you need to draw???
It's blizzard's spaghetti code. For all brawls with a prebuilt deck you start the game with that class's basic deck recipe, and then the game substitutes the new adjusted deck for it. So jousts work with the new deck, but glimmeroot looks at what was in the deck when the game started, which was the original deck recipe.
Think about it this way. You have three identical buttons in front of you. I ask you to press the one that is linked to the hidden card. How do you tell the difference?
Someone explained it in another thread. For prebuilt deck brawls what Blizzard does is start the game with the basic practice deck for that class then change all of the cards to fit the prebuilt. So Glimmerroot will show you three cards that are no longer in the deck because they were changed to Raven Idols technically after the start of the match.
He chose the wrong card at 20:00 because of mechanic of tavern brawls. In all brawls that do not require to build a deck there are 9 pre-set up decks (1 for each class) built only with BASIC CLASS CARDS, which are further replaced with cards of tavern brawl. He just didn't know that. Also, that's the reason why some people could find some spells in the "Servants of Yogg-Saron" tavern brawl. Finally teached Kripp something new, lol.
I was just happy that it wasn't some sort of celebration event that turned out to be a one-and-done type of brawl. I only just recently got back into Hearthstone (relative to the amount of Brawls we've had, I've participated in maybe 20 or so), so it was nice to be able to play some of the older brawls that might take a while to come back as a regular Brawl.
Game 1 (Rogue): Opponent plays Paladin, drops a wisp turn 1, Yogg plays Call of the Wild. Game 2 (Rogue): Opponent plays Warrior, I fill his hand with bananas and he mills every creature from that point on. 10/10 100/100 Best Brawl BEST BRAWL
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I miss being able to construct a deck in brawls, it's been so long since they've done a brawl like this. I know most of them are broken, but not all of them are bad, and even if they are broken they tend to be fun anyways to design the most overpowered deck possible. The curvestone brawl is intresting for instance as it could make things like the quest rogue more broken, however argo decks could be able to just burn them down before they are able to activate the quest.
>be me >play pally >be in a losing state whole game >finally force the opponent to boardclear >my turn >board is empty, I have free reign >drop a triple +1/+1 buffed Windfury Harpy >Harpy casts meteor >Harpy bommed herself leaving me with a shitty 2 mana minion >"Well fought, I concede"
Unlikely Kripp reads this but there has been a glitch with Curious Glimmerroot and brawl random decks. I've actually had the option to pick a card that my opponent literally played the turn prior from his deck and it told me it was wrong and didn't give me the card. Happened multiple times that week too. I guess sometimes it doesn't even show your opponent a card in your deck if their deck only contained one card...
i got the most insane opening ever in this brawl with the priest deck, i had patches and 2 x skycap'n kragg, i played turn one patches and it gave me 4 x patches from the deck, i played the offensive play and played 2 x skycap'n kragg, all to the face with charge turn 1
Such an awesome Tavern Brawl! Just fun with the right class. Went 6-0 with Shaman. I then lost to a sick draw Rogue. 6-1. 86%! 3-1 US; 3-0 EU. Shaman is OP! Just the right amount of RNG and board play. Skill with the RNG factor.
My first game with Warrior, I had 2 minions on the field, 2 cards in hand. Opponent AoE'd the board and killed both minions, and one of their own. I gained 8 Bananas and was stuck with 2 useless spells and 8 even more useless bananas
the other day i uninstalled hearthstone, again (i think this is the 3rd time... i am kind of stupid for returning i guess...) my experience of the tavern brawl: i had 3 quests, 2 quests included hunter so i played hunter in tavern brawl, they were fast games where my opponents conceded fairly early so i was kinda happy to complete my quest fast. The 3rd quest was win with paladin or warrior 5 times, i did not feel like playing warrior, so i played paladin. When i figured which quest was the paladin one i was not really thrilled to continue playing since i had bad memories about that tavern brawl... I think i played 2 games as the paladin in the brawl, both games my own minions killed themselves repeatedly with the random spells whenever it looked like i could establish any board... also one of those games was against a warrior, and even the bananas did not help me since whatever i played just removed itself (maybe not absolutely everything but most of the things did...) with that said i still had the 5 win warrior/paladin quest and since i was sick of the random spells and really did not feel like playing the banana game, i went to ranked with my quest warrior. It is probably a mistake to play quest warrior since i did not feel like i was playing any game... once when i got the ragnaros hero power it repeatedly hit my opponent in the face, even though my opponent had some minions on the board, so once i completed the quest it took like 4 turns to finish the game (i dont think i did really well that game but just hitting the button and hoping for the best and winning in spite of hoping to hit the minions is ok i guess...) several games were against rogues that just rolled over me, or just didnt play/draw properly (on that note i think quest rogue unfortunately really improved since the release, and it kind of magnets people who dont really know how to play (and they sometimes win in spite of that because there is sometimes not really much you can do with sub-par decks and bad draw....). And the games that really made me decide to uninstall the game were the concede games... It seemed that against some people all it took was to stabilize as a warrior and they just conceded, really it seemed that if the game was not decided in you opponents favor they just went to concede in hopes of having a better and faster win against another player i guess... now, i dont see into my opponents hand and i myself did concede some times when i knew i did not really have any proper answer against my opponents play, and the game would last at most 2 more turns until my loss, but some of the 5 games i won that day, my opponent conceded right on sight (i think i am so bad that actually 2 of the 5 wins were turn one concedes....). So the summary of that day was my opponents conceding against a tavern brawl hunter, me having a terrible luck (and experience) with tavern brawl paladin, and questionable games as ranked quest warrior (i was around 18-16 rank so that may be the cause...) I can completely understand that it all may be just an unlucky coincidence, but i dont feel like i played any game that day (maybe, probably card games just are not for me...). Lat time i returned was probably around the time un-goro was announced since it was also accompanied by other changes to the game that seemed to make everything better. And i am not comparing the game to back than, or judging the changes that were made to the game, and i dont really have an idea of how the game could be improved properly, but as it stands it seems to me that the game consists of one player playing something and the whole game is decided on whether on not the other player has an answer for that... in either case, based on my latest experience, its worth to concede for one of the players rather than struggle with the rest of your deck, and it seems to work in a sense that you are more likely to win one of your next 2 games you play, just until one player creates a significant advantage, rather than take your chances finishing the game at hand... (which would probably last as long as the 2 other games...) I think i mentioned it somewhere else before but the game does not reward you in any way for playing, it rewards you only for winning... The servants of yog-saron tavern brawl or whats it called tavern brawl with the random spells really made me mad with some of the repeated negative rng where you think through your turn, decide how you want to play your minions and the random spells completely ruin that, not only wasting your minions/mana/turn in the game, but mainly wasting your efforts, and i know that i should not judge the game based on one game mode that is time limited and does not have much to do with the main game, but the main game also has a lot of rng that can create streaks of misfortune and one-sided games. I also understand that probably not everyone has the same experience with the game same as i do, and i also expect that there are a lot of people who dont allow the bad to get to them and have a lot better experience with the good, but i just cant (again it seems card games are not for me...) The amount of games that are decided by the draw of maybe the first 8-10 cards is just too high it seems, and the game past that seems just too painful or pointless to play and it reflects on the amount of concedes i get... thats at least my experience... if everyone else has a different experience than me, that makes me happy since i dont really wish it on anyone... i dont really expect this comment to be rated highly, but i dont really rate highly most of other comments so i just feel mildly bad about making the comment section worse with the load of "something" that i just spilled
i won a pretty good one as priest (cloneball) against idk what (paladin i think) where i played 2 lorewalker chos and loaded my opponents hand with offensive play, causing him to mill a few cards (including rag lightlord lol) then when he tried to do the same to me, i just played free dr booms.
This is the only brawl where I'm probably gonna go 100+ wins to get the daily 100 gold limit, since the games are pretty fast. Rogue and hunter are the best classes. Rogue is probably the most consistent, since you usually get many burn spells. Hunter depends if you can mull high cards and play them early. If you get all low cost cards, you probably lost.
yesterdays hunter TB was OP. 1 mana turn 1 6 drop, 2nd turn 9 mana drop. every game. 12 wins by turn 4. in a row. today it sucked. different pool of cards
I remember how every brawl works, if that's what you're asking. I'd probably remember them even better if I played them each a dozen times and made videos about them.
I just won a fucking game with priest because of Lyra a I kept on getting cards from her by offensive plays and and got mass dispel, inner fire and divine spirit. It was fucking beautiful. BEHOLD THE GLORY OF A NEW SUN!
Hunter and Rogue can technically lose, Rogue can be fed spells that have no effect on the game and get horrible minions from them, and Hunter can run out of steam if someone can remove their stuff quick enough - but the problem is in the percentages. Both of those decks are bordering on consistent with their RNG, while many of the others you literally have to get lottery winning RNG odds to hit exactly what you need to just have a chance.
The most soul crushing one was trying to get Priest, and knowing 9 times outta 10 you just look at the initial legendary in your hand and if you don't see an immediate wombo combo just concede and try again, then after 6 legit games trying I hit it and had discounted Rags and that dude that duplicates your board as 1/1s, AKA like Turn 5 I had 6 Rags on board.....and I lost. : \
Warrior: _Banana Brawl!_ *Description: Bugged, gives a random selection of 1-3 bananas when a minion dies for either player* Shaman: _Party Portals!_ *Description: Deck is filled with a random selection of 30 portal spell cards that all cost 1 less mana than normal* Rogue: _Valeera's Bag of Burgled Spells_ *Description: Deck is filled with random spells of all classes that summon a minion of the same cost as the spell* Paladin: _Servant of Yogg-Saron Try-Outs_ *Description: Minion-based, random deck that when a minion is played, cast a random spell with a random target* Hunter: _Randomonium_ *Description: Random Deck of cards that have a random cost at the start of each turn* Druid: _Idols of Azeroth_ *Description: Deck is filled with 30 copies of Raven Idol and you start with 2 mana* Warlock: _ShiftCon_ *Description: Deck is filled with Shifter Zerus minions which transform into a random minion at the start of your turn as well as a few other Warlock Spell Cards* Mage: _Too Many Portals!_ *Description: Deck is filled with Unstable Portals as well as a few other Mage Spell Cards* Priest: _Cloneball!_ *Description: Deck is filled with 4 copies of 7(?) legendaries, receive an "Offensive Play" card that reduces the next played legendary by 3 mana, this effect stacks*
The warrior Banana Brawl isn't random/buggy so much as they actually recreated it 100% wrong. The original brawl basically had minions obtain a hidden deathrattle effect on play: "Deathrattle: Add a random banana to your hand.". This time instead, even though it shows the deathrattle icon, they implemented it as an on-minion-death effect similar to Flesheating Ghoul: basically all your minions have "Whenever a minion dies, add a random banana to its player's hand". This not only makes it the only brawl that is symmetrical (taking away any leverage you could get from a unique brawl) but it also turns your win condition - playing minions to get bananas - into a disadvantage since you can mill yourself with bananas and you are giving bananas to your opponent as well... So, the banana brawl is widely believed to be the worst brawl ever... They managed to make it worse... :/ On the plus side the other brawls are ok.
But why do you sometimes get 2 or 3 bananas instead of just 1? I can understand the problems with adding symmetry to the brawl archetype, but the real bug seems to be where you get more than just add 1 banana to your hand, which adds more confusion to the mix.
As far as I understand it, it's because it's an on-minion-death effect: whenever a minion of yours dies everyone of your minions gives you a banana, not just the one that died. And if you have minions on the board, whenever a minion from you opponent dies, eveyone of your minions will give your opponent a banana. When kripp wondered why that one minion dying didn't give his opponent a banana it was because he killed the minion without having minion on the board himself (it's the warrior minions that hand bananas around).
At (2:33) Kripp flipped one of the Rogue's minions, killing it, and had only one minion on board himself. Rogue then was given 2 bananas. If your theory holds true then why did Rogue get TWO bananas instead of just one? Then at (3:44) Kripp accidentally kills one of his own minions and gets THREE bananas, instead of (using your theory) just two? And finally at (5:08) Kripp executes a Flamewreathed Faceless, with no minions on board, and Rogue gets ONE banana, versus when Kripp daggers the Glacial Shard and Rogue gets ZERO bananas.
Kribo players' decks start as base decks with some random cards, then these cards are replaced as soon as the game starts. glimmer root gives choices that started in your opponents deck so it shows a choice from the base deck, making it impossible to know.
Would've been really fun without hunter being ridiculous or warrior being terrible. Haven't played against a hunter who didn't play out their 30+ mana cost opening hand by turn 2.
J Krall warrior is fixed... it is now deathrattle that gives bananas only to warrior (i even potion of madness his guy and still he got a banana not me)
Hunter is tops of what I've seen - Rogue is good but I just don't think it can quite compete with Hunter when both players are good. I have not been able to get traction a single time with mage (and I tried because I wanted to do my mage daily in Tavern Brawl) it is just too slow, in particular Hunter is done with mage by turn 4 or 5, by then they have one or more 6+ mana minions down and attacking. and it's annoying going against Shaman the other portal deck which just has better and easier to use portals! To choose mage is to choose to lose in this brawl. (just annoyed at myself for because I tried for a while and ended up milling a daily because of it). At least the Warlock gets additional starting mana. I think that simple change for the mage could've made it viable. But I'm guessing that Warlock started with additional mana not for balance but because that was the original brawl conditions!?
Agreed - druid does feel worse than Mage. So far trying hunter quite a bit, I 50/50ish lose to other hunters, and have lost once to a rogue, and once to a shaman. Otherwise Hunter is more or less turn 4 have lethal often. (One time I had a on turn 1 going second... a 3/3, 3/3, and 3/6 taunt... two of the minions had deathrattles as well)
Why does Druid start with 2 mana? Why does warrior's opponent get 3 bananas sometimes for losing nothing and sometimes 0? Why is Shaman of all things the fancy portal brawl? Welcome to nonsense, welcome to Tavern Brawl 100!
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