The best part about this is, if I recall correctly, in his review of the Jade archetype at the beginning of that expansion he was all, "I don't see how this scaling archetype could be good, like you rarely hit the bottom of your deck and so what's the value of to summoning a weak to moderate minion 6 times to only then get a strong vanilla minion on the 7+ time?" Oh Sean. Oh Sean.
makes no sense to me. it costs one mana to summon bigger and bigger creatures. even once it’s a 4/4, for one mana that’s really strong. don’t know how they ever predicted it being poor
@Professor Thinker how about you provide an actual argument instead of just vague shit and insults? as soon as people learned how the jades worked, growing each time, it should’ve been clear infinite value and big creatures would be good card draw could allow you to summon multiple jades a turn somewhat combating midrange decks in tempo, it alone beats control decks (literally just the one card), and the rest of the deck could be built to combat aggro decks as you build up your infinite big men and value the only potential downside would be if you only drew jade idol over and over while facing an aggro or some midrange decks because yes, it would limit your interaction and you could get smorked however, to mention again most of the deck were control cards to counteract aggro, and card draw to keep up the tempo against midrange and reach your more interactive cards. it never really struggled against any archetype due to the inclusion of these encompassing cards hearthstone is a deck building game, you have to look an any given card with the knowledge of the other cards you pair with it and surround it with in your deck this should’ve been obvious but i’ll reinstate it to remind you about how most decks (even some aggro decks) should have some need to encompass and counter all potential opposing decks and deck types i never saw a downside to jade idol and i’ve been playing hearthstone since naxxramas maybe intellect is weird for you as it’s a foreign concept but if you’d like, i propose we could mutually help each other i’ll teach you logic and broader thinking so you can be a more active part of the brighter people in the community, while you can teach me ignorance and narrow mindedness, in turn helping me be more social with the smooth brain part of the community and less weird in your eyes hope you have a nice day :)
Big Green Men in MTG don't all say "your next BGM will be even bigger" though. They also don't automatically beat mill or cast 1-mana 20/20s on an empty board.
@@Ceracio BGM in Magic the Gathering has access to far more mana and BGM than hearthstone ever will even with Jade Druids, and more importantly, they have access to tutor cards and indestructibility, as well as ways to stop counterspells, enormous amounts of card draw, and significant lifegain
Man I remember when Jade was meta. What a nightmare. I've only seen jade druid, pirate warrior, and quest rogue invoke an instant feeling of despair on people
@@KingOfTheDungle i quit playing before questline warlock showed up, so I can't speak on how that one felt. The only quest mage I know is Exodia and I still found it less annoying than the 3 others
I mean murder at castle nathria has been horrible because of his boring the meta was. Anytime you went into a druid you instantly concede because it's going to be guff into brann denathrius and you can't win by the board or win by spells before you die. Just had to hope your Theotar or Mutanus hit correctly.
@@Defnotdiablo funny cuz I hate druid and still had the most fun I ever had in Castle nathria since there where so many good cards for Reno decks in wild
One thing i never understood from this clip. What is the context? Because WHY THE FUCK is he complaining apparently about Jade Golems but is displaying Tyrantus on the screen? (Which is a bad legendary)
Weird. I always that it was an amazing archetype. As in other archetypes are weak sause compared to jades. There is something about being absolute. Unfortunately, jades are unplayable atm... So guess I'm wrong
he's saying that the deck doesn't take skill. which is a prominent problem with Hearthstone amongst pro players. A lot of former pros like Lifecoach stopped playing Hearthstone altogether because the cards being printed were based more on luck rather than design and thought. I loved Jades, but I do agree with what Sean says here
Back in the day jade was a braindead autopilot archetype that was also really powerful. Nowadays obviously jades suck ass, but back in the day jades were just "play green cards and win"
Used to think patron warrior was cringe. How i miss that deck veing the most cancer. Every meta druid deck actually requires zero brain. And im not playing it because jade golems and guff wildheart meta decks are absolutely piss boring. For some reason wild players use the mode that should be the most fun. To create the least fun for anyone decks. How does anyone have fun just playing the same exact cards over and over and over
@@Sgt.chickens you not seeing the point. The are different classes. For example, druid most of the time is an expensive class but easy to play, requires less brain capacity and OP. Then we look at rogues which is class for thinking people. You have combos and so on, which I personally don't find interesting. To each their own. About wild players that actually makes 100% sense , you always go for the win so it's always the same decks archetypes.
@@Sgt.chickens man when even a deck as aids as patron warrior had to at least consider matchups it makes me wonder where any of that skill went. like critical thinking and considering cards in your deck aren't even required at this point. just meta deck, play cards, win by turn 4 or lose to the other guy, queue again. there is no logic anymore
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In hearthstone, when you finish a turn with a 20/20 or higher stat minion, you get the achievement "A Larger Man" lmao
A piece of hearthstone history
jokes on him
i don't need a dominant hand to summon a larger man
The best part about this is, if I recall correctly, in his review of the Jade archetype at the beginning of that expansion he was all, "I don't see how this scaling archetype could be good, like you rarely hit the bottom of your deck and so what's the value of to summoning a weak to moderate minion 6 times to only then get a strong vanilla minion on the 7+ time?"
Oh Sean. Oh Sean.
makes no sense to me. it costs one mana to summon bigger and bigger creatures. even once it’s a 4/4, for one mana that’s really strong. don’t know how they ever predicted it being poor
@Professor Thinker dude chill it's just a game
@Professor Thinker how about you provide an actual argument instead of just vague shit and insults? as soon as people learned how the jades worked, growing each time, it should’ve been clear infinite value and big creatures would be good
card draw could allow you to summon multiple jades a turn somewhat combating midrange decks in tempo, it alone beats control decks (literally just the one card), and the rest of the deck could be built to combat aggro decks as you build up your infinite big men and value
the only potential downside would be if you only drew jade idol over and over while facing an aggro or some midrange decks because yes, it would limit your interaction and you could get smorked
however, to mention again most of the deck were control cards to counteract aggro, and card draw to keep up the tempo against midrange and reach your more interactive cards. it never really struggled against any archetype due to the inclusion of these encompassing cards
hearthstone is a deck building game, you have to look an any given card with the knowledge of the other cards you pair with it and surround it with in your deck
this should’ve been obvious but i’ll reinstate it to remind you about how most decks (even some aggro decks) should have some need to encompass and counter all potential opposing decks and deck types
i never saw a downside to jade idol and i’ve been playing hearthstone since naxxramas
maybe intellect is weird for you as it’s a foreign concept but if you’d like, i propose we could mutually help each other
i’ll teach you logic and broader thinking so you can be a more active part of the brighter people in the community, while you can teach me ignorance and narrow mindedness, in turn helping me be more social with the smooth brain part of the community and less weird in your eyes
hope you have a nice day :)
@Professor Thinker you reek of plebbit
@@nifynitm tbh I think you both have a point, but you both sound like jerks to me, so it's hard to agree with either of you
why was this recommended to me
it's legendary clip
I Ask the same
Yeah what the hell
Prett much this...
Good question
Anyone came here after the Rarran video lmao
I love how this video from 2 years ago is suddenly getting recommended to everyone
This comming from the man who famously loves Big Green Men in MTG
Big Green Men in MTG don't all say "your next BGM will be even bigger" though. They also don't automatically beat mill or cast 1-mana 20/20s on an empty board.
@@Ceracio BGM in Magic the Gathering has access to far more mana and BGM than hearthstone ever will even with Jade Druids, and more importantly, they have access to tutor cards and indestructibility, as well as ways to stop counterspells, enormous amounts of card draw, and significant lifegain
@@Ceracio Hello from the future, we now have Slime Against Humanity
@@Kryptnyt Best card ever. Though to be fair, they're not Big Green Men, they're Big Green Boogers.
it is certainly one of the cards in the new set.
Man I remember when Jade was meta. What a nightmare. I've only seen jade druid, pirate warrior, and quest rogue invoke an instant feeling of despair on people
What about questline warlock and both quest mages in prime?
@@KingOfTheDungle i quit playing before questline warlock showed up, so I can't speak on how that one felt. The only quest mage I know is Exodia and I still found it less annoying than the 3 others
@@fiendish9474 oh, I thought you where talking about questline warrior.
I mean murder at castle nathria has been horrible because of his boring the meta was. Anytime you went into a druid you instantly concede because it's going to be guff into brann denathrius and you can't win by the board or win by spells before you die. Just had to hope your Theotar or Mutanus hit correctly.
@@Defnotdiablo funny cuz I hate druid and still had the most fun I ever had in Castle nathria since there where so many good cards for Reno decks in wild
I'M GONNA SUMMON AN EVEN LARGER MAN
Turned this on without sound cause I was high and let me tell you, he makes a heck of a point.
so just his gestures?
Omg guys i smoke weed lawlll I'm high and I have to mention it in every sentence looooool!!!1!1!1!
@@marinvistica3339 I've never smoked weed I was kidding, hi how are you how is your day, are you ok?
@@MrOrthodox13 Hello I'm fine :)
@@marinvistica3339 No need to be an ass either, I know day9 wouldn't approve of that
The REAL day[9] shittalk
Still relevant today with Ramp Druid.
IF I HEAR "Growth and life and happiness and friends" again,I'm gonna lose my mind for real...
This will never happen again. Blizzard doesn't and will never take this kind of criticism from their main base again.
Dictator Blizzard
wait what? when DID they?
Oh boy do I have some bad news for you
@@spchuunI have no idea what ur talking about
Lmaoo this vid really brought me back, thanks youtube for recommending
Thank you, recommended.
I feel the same about demon seed warlock lmao.
And here we are today
Day9 is legend 😁
jokes on day 9, tyrantus has become AN EVEN LARGER MAN
This and DarkMane’s How to Play Hearthstone are the most iconic moments in Hearthstone content
I relate to this so much, evolve shaman was my shit back in the day, probably something to do with gambling addiction
Okay, guess I'll watch it.
PALADIN AND PRIEST PLAYERS IN 2023
I love how this autoplays into him playing jade druid for 2 hours
Based
Classic.
Why was he saying this while reviewing tyrantus?
Late reply but iirc it was because someone in his chat asked for his opinion on the new cards affecting the jade druid archetype or so.
He may be the opponent i've been waiting all these years for a real rhetoric battle.
why this in my recommendation
Jade druid era was the time where I went for 4 years vacation from this game. Now that I'm back it's much better lol
But I just want to climb above Silver q_q
Jade Druid is back in HS Twist Format... what a joke... they buffed it too.
I hate druids lol this is still relevant, druid is definitely blizzards favourite class.
Found this in my recommendations in Oct 2023 and thought why not
Ruinous Acolytes for one week be like:
Lmaoooo this man doesn't like jades i can tell u that
How can you tell
Lmao
One thing i never understood from this clip. What is the context? Because WHY THE FUCK is he complaining apparently about Jade Golems but is displaying Tyrantus on the screen? (Which is a bad legendary)
my guess is that its a bland "big minion that does nothing" legendary, and that reminds him of bland big guys do nothing Jades
Jokes on u, my fav deck was jade druid and im left handed XD
boooooo XD
Wtf ? Why this is in tecomend?
I expect you to be jade druid player and now you can't write
@@mikaeldanska5819 Nice one.
someone salty
Man i loved Jade, it was great mechanic and Day9 is a sucker nowadays. Didnt he play fucking cubelock? I miss the SC1 days.
People crying about Jade warrior are just a bunch of crybabies, literally all of HS is cancerous gimmick decks.
Weird. I always that it was an amazing archetype. As in other archetypes are weak sause compared to jades. There is something about being absolute. Unfortunately, jades are unplayable atm... So guess I'm wrong
he's saying that the deck doesn't take skill. which is a prominent problem with Hearthstone amongst pro players. A lot of former pros like Lifecoach stopped playing Hearthstone altogether because the cards being printed were based more on luck rather than design and thought. I loved Jades, but I do agree with what Sean says here
Back in the day jade was a braindead autopilot archetype that was also really powerful. Nowadays obviously jades suck ass, but back in the day jades were just "play green cards and win"
Used to think patron warrior was cringe.
How i miss that deck veing the most cancer.
Every meta druid deck actually requires zero brain. And im not playing it because jade golems and guff wildheart meta decks are absolutely piss boring.
For some reason wild players use the mode that should be the most fun. To create the least fun for anyone decks.
How does anyone have fun just playing the same exact cards over and over and over
@@Sgt.chickens you not seeing the point. The are different classes. For example, druid most of the time is an expensive class but easy to play, requires less brain capacity and OP. Then we look at rogues which is class for thinking people. You have combos and so on, which I personally don't find interesting. To each their own.
About wild players that actually makes 100% sense , you always go for the win so it's always the same decks archetypes.
@@Sgt.chickens man when even a deck as aids as patron warrior had to at least consider matchups it makes me wonder where any of that skill went. like critical thinking and considering cards in your deck aren't even required at this point. just meta deck, play cards, win by turn 4 or lose to the other guy, queue again. there is no logic anymore
Proud to be white
fortunate for you because someone as simple as you could only make it through life if you were white.
Based