shaman so op that he doesnt use the 7-7 minion anymore

gj

This post was edited by aek21original on Nov 12 2016 10:27am

Paying 2 overload isn't a good idea when it gets cc'd 99.9% of the time I guess

it doesnt tho

Because it's not used anymore

it didnt tho

The only class that struggles with it (kind of) is druid.

Even then they have mulch lol. With shaman being so popular it's just gonna get hexed like 90% of the time.

the 7/7 is a 6-cost minion... similar to the 6/7 giant

you could say "oh but it's really 4 and 2 overload"

yep that's right... but look at earth elemental, it's a 7/8 for 5 with taunt & it hasn't really ever sat on top of competitive

the main use of a 4th turn 7/7 is to "overload" the board... a 1/3 that turned into a 2/3, a 3/4 on board, and then turn 3 something else... and then turn 4 ideally you have a 4/3, a 3/4, something else, and your 7/7

is it still useful? only if you can consistently play something on turns 1, 2, & 3, and don't need to play a 5-drop on turn 5

why is it not seeing play right now? because a shaman that matches the tempo on turns 1/2/3 can just hex it turn 4 and then take over the tempo at turns 5/6/7 and smash

This post was edited by Canadian_Man on Nov 12 2016 04:18pm

4 mana 7/7 isn't used because everyone else is playing Shaman

I think people that get upset over OP classes just haven't played Hearthstone long enough. Eventually you learn that it's just the way the game is as new cards come in.

I don't think there was a time before when 50% of the player base played 1 class/deck.
(100% in competitive)

This post was edited by FroggyG on Nov 12 2016 08:25pm