Hearthstone: Whispers of the Old Gods PC

1. Rocharox

   May 19, 2016

   10

   Nice expansion with good cards for all classes. The new Meta is also more diverse and control oriented.
   
   Good work from Blizzard, after theNice expansion with good cards for all classes. The new Meta is also more diverse and control oriented.
   
   Good work from Blizzard, after the good expansion LoE I was expecting this one to suck like TGT, but surprises are always nice!… Expand

   • 4 of 8 users found this helpful
2. argyrion

   May 20, 2016

   10

   This expension did what every expension does, just better.
   The Meta is very diverse and the old gods - or at least three of them - are reallyThis expension did what every expension does, just better.
   The Meta is very diverse and the old gods - or at least three of them - are really good and fun.
   It is to bad that people seem always to go for fast face decks, but with C'Thun/Control Warrior and N'Zoth Paladin/Rouge/Priest there are enough slow decks to choose from.
   I really like this expension and the new rotation based format is really good for new players.… Expand

   • 3 of 7 users found this helpful
4. Yamaho

   May 22, 2016

   9

   Cool expansion with interesting card design. Whispers of the Old Gods also brings some balance changes, which made meta more diverse andCool expansion with interesting card design. Whispers of the Old Gods also brings some balance changes, which made meta more diverse and control oriented. After not great TGT this is truly a breath of fresh air in Heathstone.… Expand

   • 2 of 7 users found this helpful
5. 4Tifier

   Sep 24, 2016

   1

   This update completely ruined Hearthstone. It utterly shocks me that Blizzard really thought they could get away with doing this. Whispers ofThis update completely ruined Hearthstone. It utterly shocks me that Blizzard really thought they could get away with doing this. Whispers of The Old Gods is one of the most gigantic failures of a game update/DLC I have ever seen. There are three clear reasons for this;
   
   1.) Blizzard broke their promise.
   When Hearthstone first began, Blizzard promised that all cards they released would remain relevant. With the WoTOG expansion, however, they made the past two expansions null and void for the "official" game mode called "standard".
   
   2.) Obvious money grab.
   A lot of the problems Hearthstone had was the over-powered classes and cards in the game, specifically the cards from the Naxxramas and GvG expansions along with some infamous decks such as Ramp Druid and Patron Warrior. As a result, whenever Blizzard released a new expansion, it made little to no money since everyone kept using the Naxx and GvG cards. This could have all been fixed with some patches and updates, but Blizzard chose not to do this. Why? Because THERE'S NO MONEY IN DOING THAT.
   
   Instead they simply got rid of all those cards all together and forced people to buy the newest expansion in order to win games. It is the most blatant money-grab Blizzard has ever pulled that the fans weren't fooled for a second.
   
   3.) Goodbye Control, Hello Rush Decks!
   The heads of the Hearthstone department at Blizzard made it blatantly clear that with the new WoTOG expansion they wanted to make the game more control/late-game oriented instead of aggressive and rush-based. Well remember how I said earlier that Blizzard got rid of the Naxx and GvG cards? Well, THOSE WERE THE CARDS CONTROL DECKS USED TO STAND A CHANCE AGAINST RUSH DECKS.
   
   So instead of having a control-deck META, Blizzard accomplished the EXACT OPPOSITE in the WoTOG expansion. Now you can't play/win a single game without a Aggro Shaman, Face Hunter or some overpowered rush deck being involved.
   
   So this expansion was a massive failure because not only did Blizzard break their promise, they made this expansion an obvious cash-grab which accomplished the exact opposite it was supposed to do.… Expand

   • 0 of 0 users found this helpful
6. jjoossee

   Jul 3, 2016

   0

   Literally 0 decision-making involved. 30-card decks and mana limitation means that every game is decided by RNG. You can only play 1 card inLiterally 0 decision-making involved. 30-card decks and mana limitation means that every game is decided by RNG. You can only play 1 card in pretty much every turn,so if RNG decides that your opponent draws better cards or cards that counter your cards, you just lose the game and vice versa. Also, the community is retarded (I mean, they still play the game, duh).… Expand

   • 0 of 3 users found this helpful
7. Huddi

   May 30, 2016

   0

   Hate it due to...
   1) old cards becoming irrelevant.
   2) the whole xpac being centered around one card. 3) some OP cards forcing you to playHate it due to...
   1) old cards becoming irrelevant.
   2) the whole xpac being centered around one card.
   3) some OP cards forcing you to play C'Thun (3-mana minion with 3/4 & win condition)
   
   Don't get me wrong, I love Hearthstone, but this is just a terrible product.… Expand

   • 2 of 7 users found this helpful
8. ptoop84

   Aug 8, 2016

   0

   Complete and total pay to win game. the game is build just to milk money from people. there is like 10% skill involved and all else is pay orComplete and total pay to win game. the game is build just to milk money from people. there is like 10% skill involved and all else is pay or RNG to win.… Expand

   • 2 of 2 users found this helpful

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