actually, there was a 17.79% chance of not hitting the taunt totem and it was a warlock btw

Yeah he was probably like "WTF?"

@@dennismuller1141 when was the 1/4096 chance is equal to 17.79% ??

@@asrnsstm probabily of not hiting a taunt totem is 0.75^6=17%

how the heck do you get 17.79% edit: he's right and we're morons, we calculated the chance of having 6 taunt, not the chance of having none, 17% is absolutely correct

i started freakin out with how few card draws there were, didn’t think it was gonna kill. seems like whenever it’s in your deck, it draws 50 cards when u don’t want it to draw 1

Can still backfire. If the opponent gets lucky with only getting 1-2 small draw card spells. But something like 2 sprints is enough.

I was amazed it didn't just kill the opponent outright.

That's cas animation of scrolls not played yet when turn started 🤣🤣🤣

17.79% is the chance of getting 0 copies of taunt totem

Getting 4 spell totems is lucky

@@abc123number1america how is it lucky when he needed a taunt totem

@@TrimutiusToo it's 17.80%

17.79%

@@minnomal8238 yup

actually 50%. It would hit or no

JakSobotaTo TylkoDoLidla There’s 4 totems

@@jx0152 ~ whooooosh

your an insect

@@isabellawinterburn62 nice necro

Hysteria shuffled a lot of Scrolls and first I thought taht he will draw it and win. But then Hysteria gave them to opponent, and he killed himself. This card RNG is soooo bad 4Head

even then, he skipped the oponnents turn and theyre god knows how much into fatigue

@@lrizzard He? Opponent's turn was skipped because of animation of scrolls, you know?

@@Vajasa19 yeah... the scrolls which hysteria put in their deck. are you implying some other combination of spells wouldnt skip their turn? because i doubt

@@lrizzard oh i got it :) Yeah, old Shudder could do, or two Radiants + Shadow visions. But, with this many spells as Scrolls, you could just kill opp... If spells are not trashy

We need this

how do you time out your opponent?

Gilded Drake opponent plays timeout previous turn, then you play timeout, you will be both be immune until the end of your turn.

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i dont think it's weird

Overkill only requires the minion to kill an enemy on your turn blizzard never specified that you had to do the attacking yourself

@@AtroLine626 I know - it's just that this is the only scenario I can think of in which you can force other minions to attack one of yours on your turn. It makes sense, I'd just never thought of it happening.

@@Huwage theres actually one more scenario where it could happen which is supercollider triggering misdirect hitting your own minion resulting in an overkill has also been tested though i admit this is hyperfocused

I forgot to add however your minion would not be able to attack similar to how shadow madnessing after a super collider hit would not grant you another attack

LOL

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Was about to say, that this is a pretty insane combo, but forgot it isn`t neutral...

You can see that he has other dragons in hand, probably from Bone Drakes. As far as I know that's the only dragon generation card in Standard. You can try Faceless it or I don't know, Unddatakah. Still pretty low Chance.

@@hermiona1147 Bone Drake and/or Dragon Egg

most of these combos require both players to be aware of them and allow the opponent to set up. Decking out in normal games is very unlikely unless it's a control mirror. the purpose isn't to say "wow hearthstone is broken, nobody play this it's rng", it's to say "wow look how much i can break hearthstone's mechanics"

@@DRKLCNS1 so you're telling me the horseman one, they shoulda seen that coming and not let them setup? even though that combo was 100% in that players hand and not on the board/played yet? and all able to be played in the same turn?

randomeuropeanguy that combo also required getting a Priest Legend in a Paladin deck, which wasn't even explained. he also had a fist full of cards which, if you've seen hearthstone, is very hard to do without dying. most of these decks seem to be ones he's playing with friends to show the combos

even for ones that do seem to be because of an odd rng, what's the problem? if it isn't consistent enough to cause game balance issues it's not something blizzard is gonna fret over, especially if it's for Wild format

@@DRKLCNS1 it still requires a HUGE amount of luck to setup and do stuff, i just how how "oh the random number generator gave you the right cards so you win now" it seems to be like whats the point, I always get shitty dice rolls and card draws in luck based stuff XD so i just get RNG'd to death so luck based games arent as fun

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I never knew it did.

Top 10 forgetable epics.

yes super tilting. bloody annoying

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Why would this make you angry? Would you prefer getting owned by meta decks over and over, or would you prefer to see innovative stuff like this?

@@remyllebeau77 I'm not.. some do.. people will never satisfied with everything

@@remyllebeau77 im not pissed over innovative stuff. i love the innovative stuffs. sorry for not making myself clear. im pissed of the stupid rng. bloody heck not summoning 1 taunt totem out of 6 consecutive chances. hate that sometimes hs games are never fair and feels stupid and rigged. we could make 0 play mistakes and queue a favourable deck, but lose to lousy rng at the last instant due to pure luck+unluckiness

Thats about an 18% chance

I would not call it budget tho :P Alone 2x scrolls (400 dust each) and Togwaggle (1600 dust) cost more than good old yogg ^^ It's more like an Enemy "ruin the game" Yogg (I am too familiar with those)

All of the hearthstone cards and deals should be half price. Nobody should have to pay $80 for one expansion and they probably still won't have all the cards.

@@remyllebeau77 I mean telling them to lower the price is like telling them to stop trying to make as much peofit as they can. Why should they anyways if people pay for it?

@@AtroLine626 HS revenue has been falling [down 52% year over year allegedly], so people are not "paying for it" even more these days. The new expansion may turn things around, but we will see.

@@remyllebeau77 Lowering the prices down isnt going to make newer people want to play the game, the only people who would benefit is the competitive players look at the play count during december when hearthstone has its most best and premium deals, player count doesnt magically grow, if anything they need to keep that 80 for the competitive players to keep their business sustainable

@@AtroLine626 So the huge price offers no part of the barrier to entry for new players? Yeah sure, okay bud.

Immune until your next turn is what it says :P

Read the description for Overkill. It doesn't care about attackers or defenders, only that it's the controller's turn.

@@Jetz72 Which more than likely was not intended because enemy minions do not attack during your turn outside of that card. Hence it was more than likely a miscoding on their part where the intent was that your minion being attacked shouldn't trigger it. Instead(which isn't in the official description) they coded it to only work during the controllers turn.

@@johnj4471 Overkill's description says "Deal excess damage on your turn for a bonus." It says nothing about attacking, and works exactly as described. The restriction was added to make it more reasonable to trade into an Overkill minion, but the nature of the restriction is thoroughly understood. Also Mass Hysteria isn't the only way to make an enemy minion attack yours. Swamp King Dred does it by default, and if Noggenfogger is on the board and you hit an enemy minion with Supercollider, it'll be redirected at one of your characters. Misdirection can cause it to trigger off a friendly minion.

@@Jetz72 It wasn't intended. It's still a broken mechanic. Attacking into a minion was not intended to trigger its overkill. Get over it.

@@johnj4471 It's funny how confident you are about your "more than likely" assertions, backed up by nothing but misguided wishful thinking and officially debunked months ago. Here's a post by one of the designers explaining how it works: www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/9tndcb/the_loathsome_prerelease_reveal_chart_all/e964a8j/?context=3 Completely intended. "Get over it."

Bone drake

@@Mitoru. but he named the vid incredibly stupid combos and some of them are totally one in a million chance of doing

he cast dark pact on it to make room for the boar.

Immune doesn't prevent destroy effects from targeting a minion iirc

a lot of the random spells casted were "draw cards"

Scroll of Wonder - 1 card drawn 2x Elementary Reaction - 1 card drawn Call Pet - 1 card drawn Nat Pagle - 1 card drawn 2x Ancestral Knowledge - 2 cards drawn Equals 8 cards drawn, 36 total fatigue damage, enemy had 37 health total (did gain 10 armor from Bring it on). The idea is on an empty deck, a lot of scrolls of wonder will draw enough cards to kill you.

cuz it's a Priest card

@@jobriq5 Haha, true. Whoops. I thought it was neutral.

iskarobot bone drake

1/1 scarab beetle token from scarab egg that has been buffed by +1/+1 probably by grim rally

defile is set to stop after a certain amount of times

ıdk but ı want to know why too ı made it before seeing this vid and ı was failed

Defile can only trigger a maximum of 20 times as to avoid softlocking the match

Defile only ever triggers at most 14 times, it doesn't go infinite

Blizzard probably made a hidden code that says that in the scenario where an infinite loop happens, it stops the loop after a certain amount has lapsed

@@TrimutiusToo its 20

@@d4s0n282 It is 20 for various animation cycles. but defile specifically is 14 triggers maximum... (it is limit for the card itself not general limit)

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It says in the description...