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Jesse Hill commented on Auto-Squelch Discussion 14 minutes ago

01/15/2019 03:38 PMPosted by Paf It's a bad habit to directly call people out like that though and even though a lot of people get away with it it's still against the code of conduct just a friendly reminder

^ This. I see a great deal of conversations turn to bickering and fighting because someone jumps in, calling out another person and directly going after their comment. That person responds, another jumps in and so on until the entire meaning of the conversation is lost due to several folks not being able to ignore another.

Please don't do this. I have said this before. I'm saying it again. And yes, I don't catch them all, but when I do, I will be actioning folks who do this. Report the post, ignore the post or even contact CS if need be. But if someone says something you don't like, quoting them (which reposts their comment) and responding in kind only prolongs those things being said. It does nothing to resolve the matter.

If someone is being a troll, don't feed them. Be better. Move on and we'll deal with those posts.

Thanks all

Jesse Hill submitted Your Favorite Deck in Wild 3 hours ago

Greetings everyone!

Recently we put out a tweet asking folks what decks they enjoy playing in Wild and I wanted to extend the question here as well.

Is there a specific deck that is your "go to" deck or perhaps a build that no matter win or lose, you always have a great time with it? Please share it with us! Post below your favorite interactions, decklists or ideas for what Wild decks you enjoy the most.

Cheers!

PlayHearthstone commented on @PlayHearthstone 4 hours ago

You get a hat, and you get a hat...! #NationalHatDay https://t.co/qIXbhQ3V73

TheFargo commented on Props to blizzard: Gurubashi Arena is pretty fun now 1 day ago

[Update: I heard that Kripp just did it. :D ]

TheFargo commented on Props to blizzard: Gurubashi Arena is pretty fun now 1 day ago

Something we debate here is whether we should track progress for things that don't have a reward at the end. The Rumble Run is a really great test case - defeating it with 27 shrines is a HERCULEAN task, that's a level of dedication far beyond defeating the Dungeon Run with nine classes. We didn't attach a reward to it. If we tracked which shrines you completed it with, would you expect a reward once you collected them all? How would it feel if you did it and nothing happened?

Based on feedback from Rumble Run it feels like it's better to track this kind of thing for the people who care. But I'd love to hear what everyone thinks!