The Hearthstone Devs Have Made a HUGE Mistake!!! 

What's extra funny about first game, is that if priest didn't clear Mark's imp board, Mark wouldn't have been able to complete combo due to board space.

Yeah, it would have overflowed to 0 many times lol

​@@rivetacedidn't they make it so it stays at the cap instead of breaking to permanent zero? or was it only in bg's?

@@fitupan9474 Yeah, it happens in regular HS now too. I remember when Mark did his last combo where he hit the integer cap the numbers stopped 1 short of the limit even with additional buffs.

36 quadrillion, No? 2^55? Also what is the Cap limit on HS?

@@tarille1043 oh neat, I didn't know that

Ok, but why?

so it doubled the first time and then kept applying that, truly a certified blizzard coding moment

@@argentpuck Since they all die at the same time, their deathrattles all trigger at the same time. Meaning they all trigger when it's a 2/6 (Since it is doubled from when the initial Therazane died)

they all doubled their stats at the same time I guess... that is the only explanation I have since all the deathrattles give 2/6

It's DnD doubling. If you double something twice there it also actually goes x3 instead of x4.

Spaghetti code would be if it actually doubled it each time, because that would crash the game 100% of the time.

Imagine if it were a neutral, too. Insane.

Then the minion would always be at the bottom of the deck, Mark must suffer lmao.

it adds the stats at the moment the deathrattle triggered, which works like doubling when it only goes off once, but not when multiple trigger at once

@@arthursb42 Interesting, so it is only broken because all the Tamsins die at the same time?

@@rego1100 I think so, Regis Killbin recently showed a shaman deck that makes multiple Therazanes, and the doubling worked as expected, except when more than one died at once

technically they only made Mistakes one time😂

The stats from the deathrattle are added to the minion... take away the 2/6 stats it had after the original Therazane died, you get 112/336. Blizzard spaghetti code at it's finest...

Deathrattles trigger at the same time in this case, that's why they double the first double and repeat at the same trigger, instead of one after the other.

Minions with multiple deathrattles are supposed to trigger them in sequence, in the order they were gained. If a minion gains a buffing or damaging deathrattle while it already has one that summons minions, the buff or damage can hit the minions summoned by the other Deathrattle, but if a minion with a buffing or damaging Deathrattle gains one that summons minions, the buff/damage will NOT affect the summoned minions. If multiple Deathrattle minions die from a single effect, their Deathrattles trigger in the order they were summoned (even if they didn't have a Deathrattle when they were summoned). As an additional note, if you double the Battlecry of Emeriss, minions in hand will have their stats quadrupled, and copying the effect with Bolner should also produce that result.

Still deals only 8 damage 😂

And then enemy DK uses his titan

@@ShuckleShellAnemia 😅😂

@@SwainEzCarry would be brutal man

2^56 The deathrattle triggered 8x each

@@TheOdiumWithinoh yes youre correct 👍

No, it doubles current stats. It's to do with how deathrattles resolve in the code. They all resolve simultaneously rather than one after the other, and the "current stats" doesn't get updated again during that process.

​@@rivetace so it just does 1/3 x2 for 2/6 then adds that to minion each deathrattle?

​@@rivetace The thing is, Deathrattles DO resolve one after the other, in all gamemodes. If a minion whose Deahrattle summons another minion later receives a Deathrattle that affects minions, the minions summoned by the first Deathrattle can be impacted by the second, but if a minion with a Deathrattle that affects minions gains one that summons them, the summoned minions won't be affected.

The double of 0 is still 0, likely all deathrattles are happening at the same time, so it is doubling 2/6 57 times.