Using all your amassed skill and power to vanquish the ultimate big bad boss, is typically a total cakewalk nowadays. Officer deflates dinghy preventing dozens from leaving shoreline. What bothers me is that the final boss, the boss that you, the player, fight at the end of the game as one final challenge (the keyword here is “challenge”). I get that they need to cater to new players as well as old.

Every shiny new game I’ve played recently is a joke in terms of difficulty. The final boss is ment to be hard buddy, that’s why its called a final boss.įunnily enough, tekhan, the final boss of the solo adventure (the finale/chapter 5) was the easyest boss, he was even easyer than his tavern brawl counterpart I really dont know what do you expect for it to be? just free packs? Whats the quickest youve made your opponent rage quit Ill start. I believe that this goes along the lines of the vibe that this forum often displays: whenever there’s an obstacle, it’s the developer’s/game’s duty to remove it, otherwise they’re just bad and dumb because the players can’t be expected to try and find solutions themselves. My interpretation of this whole thing is that OP viewed this as a way to easily get 12 packs and was surprised and dismayed by the hassle of playing through the adventure. I’m speculating that OP thinks that the boss can only be defeated by an insane streak of luck on the player’s part. This left him with the impression that even though the boss played very badly, he couldn’t be defeated because he continually got answers delivered with free shipping. On average, it takes a player 5 minutes of torment gameplay to squelch their opponents as soon as their matches start.This usually causes them to rage quit. So even though OP had an “uber strong deck” (as evidenced by the bosses inability to kill him even with 90 cards) he couldn’t win the game because of the boss topdecking answer after answer. The goal of this Hearthstone Big Priest combo deck is to use Abominable Lieutenant combined with various resurrect cards We do this by summoning, playing, a. The reason for him not getting through the adventure easily is identified by him as the boss topdecking answers like a god for the whole duration of the match, which took quite a while since the boss couldn’t kill him with his first 90 cards. Since he considered them free (which they kinda are of course), he sees it as an unnecessary road block to not be able to get the adventure done easily and quickly. I imagine most people who intentionally rope players just for playing a certain deck or class in a VIDEO GAME are also belong to Incel message boards.He didn’t want to play the adventure, but instead get the 12 packs as quickly as possible. it's a toxic attitude, generally only held by people with few friends. If you're going to rope people, you're really only doing something effective if you're playing against Face decks who are in a hurry to finish many games.Īgain, I ONLY rope when I'm roped, and only because I'm in no rus. Perfectly play: Im at 4 HP, next turn enemies dies vs my units, I toss up a divine shield to make sure they make it to the. (they disappear from the list when you reconnect) I beleive this is intentional to prevent the rage. This eliminates the ability to add the last opponent played. Biggest point that comes to mind is Divine Shield. There is a bug that when I go to add a friend after a match it disconnects me from the server and reconnects me. As I get better at the game and think of more unique combos, the more the game makes me rage. The time i have when I've already decided my move is perfect. Hearthstone was fun for about 5 days then the fun ended. If the opponent apologizes, and starts playing normally, of course i drop it, but with all of the work research and emails i have to do. I have TONS of work I can do in down time. So we said, okay, maybe we are wrong and we don’t play the game. I don't play Priest, but I LOVE getting roped. So we were thinking about quitting Hearthstone, but we also loved Hearthstone and had a lot of positive associations with it. You think you're 'winning' by 'wasting' their time.

It was the last day of the Hearthstone season, and a lunchtime winstreak saw me within touching distance of legend rank for the. Mysteries of the Phoenix: Druid and HunterĬuz u play priest and you rope out every turn.Īre you suggesting roping Priest players? The ones who are expecting really long games. This is less of a rage quit and more of an existential despair quit. Mysteries of the Phoenix: Warrior and Rogue Duels Advanced Guide - With Deck Lists and Treasure Tiersĭuels: Practical Guide to go Infinite in HC Duels

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