EPTSimple Questions and Answers - Page 62
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Glacierz
United States1244 Posts
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
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dAPhREAk
Nauru12397 Posts
On February 02 2014 09:01 Conti wrote: Does Thoughtsteal pick the cards from the other player's whole deck or from his deck of unpicked cards? whole deck. the other priest card takes from hand. | ||
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DrunkenJedi
Germany175 Posts
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scFoX
France454 Posts
On February 02 2014 09:17 dAPhREAk wrote: whole deck. the other priest card takes from hand. This is wrong; Thoughtsteal picks from the opponent's undrawn cards. If you thoughtsteal a fatigued player you will get nothing. On February 02 2014 20:11 DrunkenJedi wrote: What is 3-Star-Master Rank? From 25 to 1 there is no such rank! Thx for quick answers This rank is obsolete; it was the highest rank you could achieve under the old system. | ||
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tomnov
Israel148 Posts
On February 02 2014 09:17 dAPhREAk wrote: whole deck. the other priest card takes from hand. no, it only takes from the cards the opponent hasn't played yet. | ||
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DrunkenJedi
Germany175 Posts
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scFoX
France454 Posts
On February 02 2014 21:38 DrunkenJedi wrote: Is there MMR based matchmaking in Arena too or can i run into opponents of every skill level randomly? As far as I know, there is no MMR in arena. The only thing that matters for matchmaking is your number of wins. Sometimes, if the server doesn't find opponents in a timely manner, it will match you with people with more/less wins. I guess this happens more frequently the higher you go, since statistically the average person will get ~3 wins. This also means obviously that the higher you go, the more OP opponents/drafts you face. I personally find that things get significantly harder from the 5 win mark. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
With the Hunter, is each of the three possibilities evenly weighed to 1/3? | ||
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tomnov
Israel148 Posts
On February 03 2014 01:23 IntoTheheart wrote: When something says "summons a random ____ " what are the odds of each of the random things occurring? With the Hunter, is each of the three possibilities evenly weighed to 1/3? I'm pretty sure the odds are distributed evenly on all possibilities. same for all random selections (Ysera's dream cards, Deadly Shot's target, etc...) | ||
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TAMinator
Australia2706 Posts
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Deckard.666
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Sbrubbles
Brazil5776 Posts
Is there a documented advantage to going first or second? It generally feels so much better to go second and have the ring, but maybe that's just a feeling thing. Is rogue bad for arena? I just went 1-3 and 0-3, but maybe (probably) I just don't understand what I'm supposed to be doing. Playing priest feels so much easier (ex:abusing your card-drawing stuff and trading into a card and later board advantage). | ||
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scFoX
France454 Posts
On February 03 2014 05:51 Sbrubbles wrote: Hey guys, I'm a scrub who just started playing last week. Quick questions: Is there a documented advantage to going first or second? It generally feels so much better to go second and have the ring, but maybe that's just a feeling thing. Is rogue bad for arena? I just went 1-3 and 0-3, but maybe (probably) I just don't understand what I'm supposed to be doing. Playing priest feels so much easier (ex:abusing your card-drawing stuff and trading into a card and later board advantage). There is a documented advantage (~+4% winrate) in going first, even though it might seem like The Coin and an extra card feels better. This is because you essentially reach each mana threshhold first (except the turn the opponent plays The Coin), so you have the initiative. It's especially important for tempo decks. Rogue isn't bad for arena, but is very dependent on getting good class cards like Backstab and Eviscerate. It's not the top arena class but it usually has a quite consistent winrate. | ||
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Glacierz
United States1244 Posts
On February 03 2014 06:02 scFoX wrote: There is a documented advantage (~+4% winrate) in going first, even though it might seem like The Coin and an extra card feels better. This is because you essentially reach each mana threshhold first (except the turn the opponent plays The Coin), so you have the initiative. It's especially important for tempo decks. Rogue isn't bad for arena, but is very dependent on getting good class cards like Backstab and Eviscerate. It's not the top arena class but it usually has a quite consistent winrate. According to Blizzard statistics (slightly outdated), going first has a bigger advantage overalI. However, it's actually only +0.7% for going first at high level games. There was a couple of class exceptions where going second was favored (ex. rogue). | ||
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calgar
United States1277 Posts
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wUndertUnge
United States1125 Posts
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calgar
United States1277 Posts
On February 04 2014 03:47 wUndertUnge wrote: Save for legendaries. The chance of you opening up all of the useful ones in the next year is very low; ie you won't get them without crafting them.How should I be using my dust? Saving for legendaries? Or bolstering with more class-specific cards? I have 1200 dust to burn... | ||
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Glacierz
United States1244 Posts
On February 04 2014 02:23 calgar wrote: Counterspell will negate a trap that has not been played, but not one that has already been played (casted) but not activated, correct? Correct | ||
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Complete
United States1864 Posts
Maybe because shaman has good spell power so often times it can do 2+ damage and silence? Or maybe the higher you get on the ladder the more silence targets you'll see (Cairne, etc.)? | ||
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