@@goggypoggyto clarify why that matters, in case someone doesn’t get it, is because in video games actions happen in some number of steps and usually the way the steps work is Action [Battlecry, deathrattle, spellcast, etc.], resolution of action, resolution of board state, check for new actions, repeat. So in this case this makes the Void Terror normally act as such: Void Terror tags the minions next to it with the tag “destroyed,” and gains a buff equal to their stats. Then the board state is checked and the minions tagged with “destroyed” are removed from the board. The way Brann (and other doubling effects) doubles things is they add some sort of tag to the respective action, in this case Void Terror’s battle cry, to tell the game that once it finishes going through the action it goes through it again (once) without moving through the steps again. So with Brann affecting the Void Terror (VT) what happens is as such: VT marks the adjacent minions with the “destroyed” tag, then gains a buff equal to their stats, then VT marks the adjacent minions with a second “destroyed” tag and then gains a second stack of the buff equal to the minions stats. Then the game moves on to the resolution of board state and destroys the minions tagged as “destroyed.”
@@Alex-cd3lr *pulls out 3 cards; a Ace of diamonds, 9, and 7; a piece of paper and pen; and 4 blocks, 2 red, 1 black, and 2 purple, setting the red ones aside, I place the ace and 7 next to each other and the nine a little bit apart from them, leaving space enough for a block* ok, so this block *holds up the black block* is the Void Terror *sets the black block down in between the 7 and the 9 cards, and puts the two purple blocks on top of it* when it enters the battlefield it triggers it’s battlecry, which means it gives the adjacent minions its blocks *picks up the two purple blocks and places them down on the 7 and 9 cards, one on each* then the Void terror looks at the numbers on the cards and gives itself their numbers *take the piece of paper and copies 7 and the 9, then put pluses next to them.* Normally the game would then check for cards with blocks on them, and takes away any cards with blocks, but Brann *holds up the ace* tells the game to wait and gives the Void Terror more blocks *picks up the red blocks, and puts them on top of the black block* and tells the Void Terror it can do its thing again. So the Void terror places it’s new blocks again *moves the red blocks on top of the purple ones* and copies their numbers again *adds a second +7 and +9 to the paper,* and finally The game checks for cards with blocks and throws them away *moving the blocks off, takes the 7 and 9 and tosses them behind me.* And that’s how that works, wasn’t that fun!
They just keep nerfing and reworking Darkglare, and it still keeps coming back to being broken. Hearthstone really doesn’t know how to balance this card 😂
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I would've thought the void terror was supposed to eat two pairs of adjacent minions because of Brann, but I guess it's just double stats huh
yeah
that's because minions aren't considered dead until every action resolves
@@goggypoggyto clarify why that matters, in case someone doesn’t get it, is because in video games actions happen in some number of steps and usually the way the steps work is Action [Battlecry, deathrattle, spellcast, etc.], resolution of action, resolution of board state, check for new actions, repeat. So in this case this makes the Void Terror normally act as such: Void Terror tags the minions next to it with the tag “destroyed,” and gains a buff equal to their stats. Then the board state is checked and the minions tagged with “destroyed” are removed from the board. The way Brann (and other doubling effects) doubles things is they add some sort of tag to the respective action, in this case Void Terror’s battle cry, to tell the game that once it finishes going through the action it goes through it again (once) without moving through the steps again. So with Brann affecting the Void Terror (VT) what happens is as such: VT marks the adjacent minions with the “destroyed” tag, then gains a buff equal to their stats, then VT marks the adjacent minions with a second “destroyed” tag and then gains a second stack of the buff equal to the minions stats. Then the game moves on to the resolution of board state and destroys the minions tagged as “destroyed.”
@@Brythnoth_of_the_Void explain it to me like im 5
@@Alex-cd3lr *pulls out 3 cards; a Ace of diamonds, 9, and 7; a piece of paper and pen; and 4 blocks, 2 red, 1 black, and 2 purple, setting the red ones aside, I place the ace and 7 next to each other and the nine a little bit apart from them, leaving space enough for a block* ok, so this block *holds up the black block* is the Void Terror *sets the black block down in between the 7 and the 9 cards, and puts the two purple blocks on top of it* when it enters the battlefield it triggers it’s battlecry, which means it gives the adjacent minions its blocks *picks up the two purple blocks and places them down on the 7 and 9 cards, one on each* then the Void terror looks at the numbers on the cards and gives itself their numbers *take the piece of paper and copies 7 and the 9, then put pluses next to them.* Normally the game would then check for cards with blocks on them, and takes away any cards with blocks, but Brann *holds up the ace* tells the game to wait and gives the Void Terror more blocks *picks up the red blocks, and puts them on top of the black block* and tells the Void Terror it can do its thing again. So the Void terror places it’s new blocks again *moves the red blocks on top of the purple ones* and copies their numbers again *adds a second +7 and +9 to the paper,* and finally The game checks for cards with blocks and throws them away *moving the blocks off, takes the 7 and 9 and tosses them behind me.* And that’s how that works, wasn’t that fun!
@@Brythnoth_of_the_Void damn 5 year olds sure keep a lot in their heads these days
Void terror, now that brings back memories
Glare is gonna be broken 1 day
That last match brann just casually saying hi brother made me chuckle a bit
Mark, this new combo is an absolutely GLARING oversight on Blizzard's part. It's OP!
Void terror is indeed an extremely deep cut lol
Someone tell Zeddy he was right....Mark found a way to use teh "nerf". 😀
They never seen it coming!
As bad as it was I still looooooved playing the portal for quite some time XD
what if disable animation
One glaring combo
What nerf?
God, Summoning Portal how long has it been?
They just keep nerfing and reworking Darkglare, and it still keeps coming back to being broken. Hearthstone really doesn’t know how to balance this card 😂
This is not broken: dirty rat,renathal or mutanus and you lose the game
Against an aggro deck you auto lose the game too
First babyy
I always wonder why you play fracking in these combo decks. Seems like an easy loss.
If you have multiple combo pieces on the bottom, you are probably screwed either way.
If there isnt too many combo pieces its not too high of a chance of destroying the caatds you need
Plus depending on the piece, you’re probably still fine, it just might take longer or need more mana
Just don’t have your combo pieces be at the bottom.
just concede and try again, no one would know.