I generally dislike apple products, not for their failures, but for their crappy design, predatory customer service, and ultra-limiting interface. But iPad is one line I'm actually okay with.
Can someone explain to me why he doesn't play Double Giant Anaconda? He generally has enough large minions in his hard for it and it gives you an insane tempo swing. Everyone other than Kibler uses them e.g. Savjz.
Lol yea compared to the warrior version, 1 mana deal 30 damage to a minion. I feel like people just shit on druid for no reason. God forbid the class with terrible removal and 0 single target removal have some survivability
He would not have a ysera for 5, since with your decision he would have got starfall for 5 (For drawing ysera he would have to w8 on extra turn as he did). That if we assume the deck is on same order, if its not, then we can not know what would have happened.
But he didn't know what he'd get from the scout - if he'd got something bad (eg: scales, innervate etc) then he'd have had no turn 5 play, and on turn 1 he also didn't know he'd draw Cairn, so no guaranteed play on turn 6. This means that potentially he would have nothing to play on turns 5, 6 and 7, which would probably result in an instant loss, so in order to increase the chance of him being able to play something on those turns he kept the coin, which at the very least allows him to drop Drake 1 turn earlier which could be (and was) crucial to him not dying to Bloodlust. So yes, if he had done what you suggest he would have almost certainly won with ease, however, if he made that play every time he could, it would probably cause him to loose more often than not.
u are kind of right, but the chance he'd get an unplayable card from scout is miserable since everything but innervates or scales is playable on turn 5. I still think that coin + wild growth play wins more games on average. Nevertheless we would have not gotten a fun game to watch so im not here to complain :D
What's better than a coin every turn? A coin every turn plus another coin. One play gives you an empty mana crystal and a coin, the other gives an empty mana crystal without losing turn 2.
+Jacqueline this is completely wrong. If you save the coin and wild growth on turn two, you can - for instance - play a six drop on turn four, rather than just being one mana ahead
Save coin for later, while coin wild growth is a permanent coin...? I don't get it. He doesn't even have something in his deck that synergizes with the coin. Explain DansGame
Because he had no need to coin Wild Growth. Saving the coin instead of using it when you don't need to makes a lot of sense. Using Wild Growth on 2 instead of Coin Wild Growth on 1 means that he not only has 1 mana more than his opponent but that he *still* has the coin to use as well.
Coining out Wild Growth on turn 1 is not a "permanent" coin vs playing it naturally on 2, because by the start of turn 3 you have the same amount of total mana available with either option, except by waiting to play it naturally on 2 you also retain the coin. The main advantage of coining Wild Growth on turn 1 therefore is that you can spend mana on other things on turn 2, but not that you have effectively earned a "permanent" coin compared to not coining it out.
The ultimate value Innervate: spend 5 mana to gain 2 mana this turn
How about a 10 mana innervate in wild?
Sounds like some form of shitty nourish
Sid Clauwers not balanced enough, also needs to do 10 damage to your hero
True how could I not have thought of that
it's half of a full mana nourish! for the same price! what a deal!!!
The new priest hero kibler's using looks amazing.
"What is wrong with my I-Pad?" Well, it's an I-Pad, that's the problem
ha....haha...ha.....original....
But true
Good thing I use an iPad, not an I-Pad.
"apple products are bad" circlejerk is fucking cringy
I generally dislike apple products, not for their failures, but for their crappy design, predatory customer service, and ultra-limiting interface. But iPad is one line I'm actually okay with.
Am I the only one seeing Kiblers cam flash from time to time? Really strange :o
Dusty 05 i think you may need to see a doctor
Such well calculated plays. Truly a great player!
Can someone explain to me why he doesn't play Double Giant Anaconda? He generally has enough large minions in his hard for it and it gives you an insane tempo swing. Everyone other than Kibler uses them e.g. Savjz.
the music was perfect on this one
I heard him almost say Maestrom Pulse instead of Portal. That mtg brain.
and with a good memory too, this card is like 7 years old now
I mean if you play modern that card is still at the forefront.
wow thx good to know
That 5 mana Innervate was lethal.
I'm so happy I get to be justified for playing this deck!
August 10th hype train !!!!!!
1:10
First time this card does something useful
Been playing dragon mage actually and BES is an awesome card.
Glad I'm not the only one who's iPad randomly messed up. I've had my charger for over a year, but now apparently it's not compatible anymore
idk why oh boy a 5-cost innervate made me laugh so hard
Can somebody explain what this deck is about please? I'm a bit confused 😔
5 mana innervate won the game.
How does this compare to jade?
It's way sweeter, that's for sure.
Allot more fair too.
You could use another Ancient of War, or Bog Creepers (big Y'Shaarj and Anaconda synergy). I'd say they're definitely better than Cairne.
What the heck with that Deathwing play?! Dreaming the Wrathion made no sense!
Captions at 0:24 monkaS
The only bad thing about Kibler plays that he loves The Coin too much. play 3/5 on turn 2 is much more valuable then having a coin.
earthern scales sure is balanced
Crimson Knight 1 mana gain 8 to 12 armor >_
Crimson Knight should call it Earthen Zcales
Druid with the +1+1 gain 12 armor for 1 mana and the give 7 minions +1+1 for 1 mana this expansion, really fun and interactive
Yeah. I don't think druids had enough powerful cards already.
Lol yea compared to the warrior version, 1 mana deal 30 damage to a minion. I feel like people just shit on druid for no reason. God forbid the class with terrible removal and 0 single target removal have some survivability
what does it mean EZ ?
Phonetics. EZ = 'easy'
trimrz grazie
EZ = easy
lol
say EZ out loud once
Innervate Curator on 10 mana PogChamp
anyone else sees the camera flicker?
That was such an easy game I feel like.. u could've just coin + wild growth and just own him with strong curve
Turn 3 tar creeper against token shaman is insanely strong, then u had scout for 4 and ysera for 5
He would not have a ysera for 5, since with your decision he would have got starfall for 5 (For drawing ysera he would have to w8 on extra turn as he did).
That if we assume the deck is on same order, if its not, then we can not know what would have happened.
But he didn't know what he'd get from the scout - if he'd got something bad (eg: scales, innervate etc) then he'd have had no turn 5 play, and on turn 1 he also didn't know he'd draw Cairn, so no guaranteed play on turn 6.
This means that potentially he would have nothing to play on turns 5, 6 and 7, which would probably result in an instant loss, so in order to increase the chance of him being able to play something on those turns he kept the coin, which at the very least allows him to drop Drake 1 turn earlier which could be (and was) crucial to him not dying to Bloodlust.
So yes, if he had done what you suggest he would have almost certainly won with ease, however, if he made that play every time he could, it would probably cause him to loose more often than not.
Considering that the first comment used info that he did not have at the moment, i agree with this guys explanation.
u are kind of right, but the chance he'd get an unplayable card from scout is miserable since everything but innervates or scales is playable on turn 5. I still think that coin + wild growth play wins more games on average. Nevertheless we would have not gotten a fun game to watch so im not here to complain :D
Ez Big Ez Swings Ez with Ez Big Ez Druid Ez so EZ
Sipriano56 lol firebats video huh?
No.. that's what the deck's called..
Hey,new hs decktracker ?
Tried playing big druid, 2 out of 4 times I used bright eyed scout, it gave me a 5 mana inervate, rip
He never rolled Searing Totem.
I'll know I'm rich one day when I can craft a deck like this just for fun XD
9:03
Innervate 3 mana spell
"..."
Now that Kripp uses all-golden decks and Kibler no longer does, I suppose there is no reason to watch Kibler anymore. RIP Kibler :(
Literally unwatchable
it was just a meme
Watching Cry-pparian, nice meme.
mad bro
4 consecutive turn, 5mana ysera is unp
5 cost innervate lmao
So a 5 cost inervate leaves you with -3 Mana. Interesting.
you were expecting something else?
In Hearthstone.... yes.
Shaman should hp after evolve to increase de possibilities to get 2 taunts
EZ Clap
I've typed kibler In 6 times, autocorredted to killer... confirmed?
ez big ez druid ez
38000 gold... wow
EZ BIG EZ DRUID EZ
wtf is that shaman deck
I've been facing s lot of them. Easiest gold farm i have ever seen honestly.....
Cancer trades.
prntscr.com/fwdl4y
the face you make when you draw a 5 cost innervate
galvadon the last druidsaur, he's pretty good if you don't die......turn fourrrrr
Ninth Your comment has no relevance and isnt funny at all.
There is never any reason not to coin wild growth, it basically gives you a coin for EVERY TURN until you get to 10 mana
What's better than a coin every turn? A coin every turn plus another coin. One play gives you an empty mana crystal and a coin, the other gives an empty mana crystal without losing turn 2.
If you believe the matchup is going to go super late and/or you're playing yogg druid.
+Jacqueline this is completely wrong. If you save the coin and wild growth on turn two, you can - for instance - play a six drop on turn four, rather than just being one mana ahead
EASY!
Not even close to first. 😕 never lucky.
Fifth!
Well Nathalie,
No smooth transition at 0:10 !
Shame on you
Third
Save coin for later, while coin wild growth is a permanent coin...? I don't get it. He doesn't even have something in his deck that synergizes with the coin.
Explain DansGame
Because he had no need to coin Wild Growth. Saving the coin instead of using it when you don't need to makes a lot of sense. Using Wild Growth on 2 instead of Coin Wild Growth on 1 means that he not only has 1 mana more than his opponent but that he *still* has the coin to use as well.
but wild growth is a permanent coin
Coining out Wild Growth on turn 1 is not a "permanent" coin vs playing it naturally on 2, because by the start of turn 3 you have the same amount of total mana available with either option, except by waiting to play it naturally on 2 you also retain the coin. The main advantage of coining Wild Growth on turn 1 therefore is that you can spend mana on other things on turn 2, but not that you have effectively earned a "permanent" coin compared to not coining it out.
there he is the lowbob rank 10 Player
How many bad moves can you make in a hearthstone game. Featuring brian kibler...
Pretty sure he's better then you though xd
he didnt deserve that win with his bad deathwing play...
C'Thun Patient Assassin on board, it'll just kill any big minion
So any deck that is played by a bunch of pepole is cancer now?
exactly
First
EASY!