(Hearthstone) Deploying the Siege Tank! Terran Shaman
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- (Heroes of Starcraft Standard) 2 games: Terran Shaman
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Deck Code: AAECAaoICLrOBqzRBa3hBo31BailBq/xBvjiBvbdBguQ8gbDjwbY8Qa59AazjQa08QbR0Abs8Qa79AaL3AbI+QYAAA==
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Music: Beethoven Piano Sonata no. 8 in C minor 'Pathetique', Op. 13, performed by Paul Pitman
That first game felt like my average Hearthstone experience.
My thoughs exacly 😂
The first game was brilliant strategy! By never killing his starship pieces, you prevent him from ever launching a starship, denying value from SCVs, Siege Tanks, and Raynor!
Perfect timing for my lunch break
Warlock - Successfully Deconstructed!
What's the point of including the first game? It was just a bad draw into nothing happening. Are you just trying to pad out the video run time?
It was to show the ups and downs of a deck. Or even to showcase his opponents deck... which was the deck he was playing himself.
For instance: the second game was a "nothing happening" in his favor... his opponent just had a bad draw.
All perspective :/
Your mom is balls
@hobbitluck I come to this channel to watch Kiblers decks, so the second game where I get to see what his deck does is actually worth watching. The first game says nothing about his deck, and there was nothing special about what his opponent did that was noteworthy, Kibler just had a bad draw and his opponent zerged him until he won. That's the boring stuff you skip through while watching a 4 hour stream, not worthwhile of being half a 10 minute highlight video. If I want to watch somebody losing on turn 5 because of bad draws I can watch random bronze games and get just as much out of it.
@@hobbitluck You don't know what kind of draw his opponent had lol. His opponent may have had a good hand and just didn't play it well. This comment highlights the "if I lose it was because of bad luck" mindset that is persistent in this game.
@@johnstahl3256 Perhaps you are right. I wonder if there is a way to determine for sure what is true.
I merely suggested a possibility, and you a counter possibility. To me both are valid. For instance, it is possible because the opponent got lucky and it is possible the opponent outplayed him in game 1.
Second.