Squatch Josh but he floated a mana anyways

It's not, since Death doesn't require the target to have less than 4 health. Also, 'cheaper' is a stretch considering it costs 2 cards instead of 1.

its not cheaper shadow word death, its shadowbomb that discards one card

You mean Darkbomb.

You're all wrong. It's shadow word pain

Tinylith thank u lol u saw that and was like that’s a huge misplay

He just couldn't handle the pain of 8-8 going into 0-2

i was like wtf trump

I just came down here to leave that exact comment lol

Thank god this is one of the top comments, watching that caused an almost physical pain

DIS IS NOT KRIPPERINO CHANNELERINO

Hahahahah wrong channel

was looking for this, thanks

Came here directly from a krip video, and like the god that you are, you have helped me yet again

I always wanted to see you here. Bless you

Don't tell him to ignore comments. The comments are the people. If anything he should read all of them and come to a neutral consensus. The anti spoiler is dumb it doesn't do anything except lie about the actual video runtime which is important information.

@@ononaokisama It's a useful addition to the format. It doesn't spoil whether it'll be a clutch victory or a loss. It give the game away if there's like 5 mins left on the video. Keeps the viewer on their toes. The reason I said ignore it was because there's definitely a few people who don't like it but they all seem to not understand why it's there. There's not much support for it in the comments but there is in replies to comments complaining about it. If you don't say you appreciate something you loose it. Most of the criticism is they feel cheated about the length. Just watch a different video. You're litterally missing out on nothing. The video would be that long anyways. Some people say about playlists but it's litterally a button click to go to the next video. Maybe if the video was more of a podcast style and you was just glancing at the video every now and then, I could see that argument, but trump isn't much of a talker. The only real criticism is that the video looks a bit intimidating being 1 hour long, and that's clearly not your issue with it.

Now, correct me if I'm wrong but didn't people use to give them a lot of shit for NOT putting in anti-spoiler way back when? I distinctly remember that being a frequent complaint in old arena videos.

@@Orjahlian yeye i rmb people complainin abt bein spoiled back then too, i guess everyone cant be pleased i guess :/

and yes exactly the point is to lie about the actual video runtime and it is doing it splendidly... great to have it so no one knows when the arena will in the end.

Arthus or Uther?

"Aire" loool

I think you can find it just by googling arena tracker. It's part of overwolf.

He's using lightforge as well.

Arena tracker I think? It gives you both HA and LF rankings

Emeriss

Ah I missed him playing that. It is kinda odd for a shaman to do that xD

so you dont get spoiled by the red bar?

you're completely missing the point of the anti-spoiler, like most people in this comment section...

Care to explain?

Jens replied to a comment on this video and said: "On our side we don't care if the Anti-Spoiler part stays in arena runs or doesn't. It is supposed to increase the enjoyment by not spoiling how successful the run was with the video length. That way it should be more exciting especially at the part where Trump already has 2 losses." And for more information, they used the anti-spoiler in the past and people rarely complained about it. I guess the community got more whiny over the years.

Oh, i see. that's cool.

So people aren't spoiled on how well the arena run is just by looking at watch time. In game tournaments with stocks/lives they sometimes do it so you're not spoiled to make it more exciting and enjoyable.

Light forge and hearth arena. They're both arena aids that give tier scores for cards.

@@jomsies true

Aides

@@jomsies I'm dumb at hearthstone and I'm new. The tutorial leaves out everything important really except mechanics. Simply being told what cards are valuable can be a great help, especially with low cost cards where its strength may not be immediately apparent to beginners.