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Oto Suchomel Yeah, it's what he was aiming for.

This isn’t a yugioh video go back to where you belong lmao

dzeeff four uses of the word bucket during the draft. Doesn't really need a counter. The time it was used he went 10+

Love your videos man! Keep up the good work:)

yu-gay-oh

Amatsu pro tip if the game doesn't go to fatigue those cards "were at the bottom of the deck"

Game 10 clearly showcased why. If you're not going to use half you deck (e.g. you have no card draw) then it doesn't cost anything. That 10 extra damage gave him lethal just as he was running out of steam.

He was lucky though.

@@carpetclimber4027 yeah, real lucky to burn every single lategame card in his deck with lategame coming up and almost no ways to get value left in his hand

It hurts to watch but most of the time arena games don't go into fatigue anyways and if they don't you can just act like you never drew those cards.

boi, banshees hurt you with their screams lmao

Would still glance the history if I do that

I guess they never miss, huh?

@@kion9001 I WANNA BE TRACER

GAMERS RISE UP

If you don't like furries go away

@@josefquiroz1878 yea imma just delete this comment know

35:21 another one! maybe i should just keep track of these

35:48 again!

50:32 are you kidding??

egor vashchenko Thanks man

Tnx

Wow thanks

Not all heros wear cape

@@kieferthompson1417 youre not welcome in the "where the vid starts" discussion

I believe that's one of the final boss songs. Either witchwood or dungeon runs

found it! Hearthstone: Nemesis Music / Song from Witchwood

Vladimír Pokorný (

@@owencoukell388 The "catch-up".

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If you freeze a minion without attacking with it, it will immidietly unfreeze the next turn, so he could trade if he needend. But also he is talking about this mechanic every single arena, this one included.

Casually getting 10 wins

samsagace not even 12

Casually execute doesnt get played anymore even if standard

@@jammatati3844 so what its terrible now especially since he wanted to play tempo too much mana

@@jammatati3844 such a great card since he skipped it 4 times

hehe

M Y F A V O R I T E

It sure doesnt seem to have any purpose in this video but when Trump blatantly loses his first 3 games, it keeps the suspense going since you don't know if he'll make it or not

It's the interaction of the +1/+1 from stormwind and damaged minions. Removing stormwind removes the +1/+1 from their max stats healing any minion damaged below their max hp 1. Edit: So the 3/2 Phoenix before stormwind hit the board was heal due to the damage it took before

@@PopeMical huh, I didn't know it worked like that! Thanks

He wants to play the Frostrider. Essentially, what the freeze mechanic does is prevent the minion from doing its next attack. Since he didn't attack with that minion during that turn, the frozen minion will be able to attack next turn as opposed to being frozen.

Freeze effect will be removed at the end of your turn if you don't attack. Otherwise it will be removed on your next turn.

Oh, I see. Thanks for the answers guys!

Timurka same with the axe on turn 2, insane skill

You are looking at around a 25-30% chance per game if he was hard mulliganing for it.

Lorenzo Espetxe “None are stronger than I!”

@@lordofdrago3492 wow you are humble... Thanks :)

By trading with 1 health, large attack minions, when there is no other option available.

@@reallyidrathernot.134 which was the case in game 1 where he had mecharoo on the board still with its deathrattle untriggered, and the opponent had a 5/1 and he hit it with the 2 damage axe instead

Leaving it alive deals more damage to his opponent and he's a tempo deck. Having one less damage in his trading options is a definitely a downside but here it's outweighed by the extra 3-5 damage he's going to deal on average.

@@thedarksleeve idk if it is outweighed though, like 3-5 extra damage is not really worth the loss of tempo and value. 1 damage per turn is just not enough, even in magic where you only have 20 life. and idk, is having a 1/1 deathrattle: 1/1 and a 2/1 axe a better board state than having a 1/1 and a 2/2 axe? I really don't think it is, even if you ignore that Trump paid 5 life for the former board state.

There is a reason why the majority of every deck, besides niche decks, is minions. They deal repeated damage AND get to trade afterwards AND can be buffed. Spending one more damage than is needed to kill the minion is trivial compared to the tempo gained from with snowballing a sticky board. Since you seem to be unsure, yes preserving a 1/1 is way more valuable than one charge of a 2 damage weapon. Preserving your minion with a fast resource is the most basic, standard play made constantly by core players.

4 mana 5 5

Because the drawback doesnt matter,you'll basically never go in fatigue playing a tempo deck

In fact I would argue that in the last game,it was actually the right move to burn the 3 cards before trading just to get more info on what cards you're not gonna get

4 mana 5/5 wins games, and the effect is irrelevant the majority of the time.

And as they say, it's just like having those burnt cards in the bottom of your deck anyways.

Well, it takes a more powerful removal to remove a 5/5. If they burn a fireball or an assassinate on your 4 drop instead of like, stormwind champion or something, you're feeling pretty good. As for why the burn effect isn't really a drawback, I commented this elsewhere but: Try this to visualize why. Split your deck into 10 piles of 3. Pile 1 is your opening hand. Pile 2 is your early game draws. Pile 3 is your mid game draws. Pile 4 is your late game draws. Pile 5 are the last draws you usually make before the game ends. Piles 6-10 are almost never accessed in arena, or in constructed unless you're playing control. When you play keening banshee, you're basically just making it so that instead of accessing pile 4 or 5 or whatever, you're accessing pile 6 or 7, which you normally wouldn't get to access. It's functionally identical to rearranging your deck so that piles 6 or 7 were in the middle of your deck and piles 4 and 5 were in the bottom half of your deck, which you would never draw anyway. Yes, it feels psychologically bad when you burn "good" cards, but it's no different then "never lucky, my flamestrike was in pile 6-10." And sometimes your good cards actually are at the bottom of your deck, so you get to access those instead of whatever you were going to draw in the mid/late game (often crappy cards in arena,) in which case the "drawback" of the banshee was actually an advantage. In Trump's case, he probably could have also won by drawing his lategame cards and outvaluing the warrior, but the Keening Banshee play made it so that he drew into fast damage instead and just won by finishing him off (which also wouldn't have been possible without the 10 damage that the banshee got in, plus the 4/4 that it killed.)

​@@Goreblender A Chillwind Yeti could have done 8 damage to the face and also cleared the 4/4. And also not cost him 9 cards. I mean, I get the tempo play of having +1 damage out one turn early, but damn... the RNG would scare the crap out of me every time I played it.

@@Mazra42 it didn't "cost him 9 cards" though. you can't think of the cards sitting in your deck as affecting the game state in any way.

Playing around Alexstrasza

Your "ocd" is wrong. Armour is always better than health, so you basically always attack before armouring up.

Dude I know it’s a JOKE

I don’t sound that restarted. Reread the message and you’ll realize how restarted it sounded

Probe 17 me too buddy boy me too

He explains it in video. If you freeze a minion before it attacks, it immediately unfreezes.

He's a tempo deck. He values dealing damage way over preserving his own life.

@@thedarksleeve it's a lower tempo play to hit with the axe there because you are losing a 2 damage charge on the axe and still only have 1 damage on the board from the mecharoo

1 repeated damage is better tempo than single-use 2 damage. That mecharoo will definitely deal at least two damage and very likely more.

@@thedarksleeve I disagree. It's hard to compare weapons and minions, but say you're looking at the cards' values in board trades. Mecharoo could deal one damage to a minion, then "revive" and deal one damage to another minion. If you think of the axe as a creature, it's kind of similar to a 2/1 deathrattle: summon a 2/1 in that it could: Deal two damage to a minion, then "revive" and deal two damage to another minion. The only difference is that mecharoo can go in on the face an unlimited number of times, but a 1 damage minion going in each turn is simply not high enough damage to be impactful, even in Magic where you only have 20 life instead of 30. Trump is in essence valuing the pitiful face damage of the mecharoo over a stronger board state, which is very uncharacteristic, and is neither a tempo play nor a value play. It would be like trading away a harvest golem so that you could hit the face with light's justice.

It's a small impact because these are low mana cards. You still have no reason not to take an extra 5+ face damage for free, it is far more impactful than +1 damage on a trade by preserving an axe charge. Especially in a tempo deck. I'm afraid you are simply going against the decades of theorising pros have done for these games and the masses of data people have gathered on hearthstone matches. In MTG based card games you spend fast resources to preserve your minions, not the other way around.

Das ish nicht so gut mein fruend.

@@kaasloo1303 if im not mistaken you said "That's not good my friend", but what did he say? With...?

@@petardimic8647 Roughly translated he said: "I am a potato" but he wrote eins wrongly instead of ein.

@@DeafDemoBA *ist and *freund

Daniel Hartnett boy I aint eine Deutche fraulein

Lord Ludoalooo ey I “sea” your comment so yes.

Y u stealing skip krips job?

@@mehrawr3530 when he can't do his job the right way someone else is gonna do it

Why would he pick a sub par win more card in arena?