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Is priest objectively the most hated class in Hearthstone?
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Is priest objectively the most hated class in Hearthstone?

  1. Control style drag the match far too long for your liking, and you want faster match
  2. BM emotes from past priest players (wow!) made a bad impression on you
  3. Cards that steal your cards (whether from hand or deck) and it feels frustrating to have your own cards be played against you
  4. Others that I have overlooked please add on here

For point two above you might enjoy the following video by Amazing LP:

https://youtu.be/PoNtyi2B_8I?si=BWGJaFolPD7XGgM9

P.S.: Priest is one of the classes that I main (not the only one), and I love this game and don't hate any class (even the ones that I most frequently lose to) but enjoy their diversity in lore, theme, and gameplay.

Or, I am not sure how true or how fair (though it does not applied to me personally) this following statement is that I have heard from time to time:

Every class is hated except the ones that I personally play myself.

u/Keeper_of_Knights — 5 days ago
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New generation: Finished Z > Orb > Geed

I have watched and loved all three series: Z, Orb, and Geed, each in its own unique way. Currently watching the first few episodes of Blazar.

From what I can observe online, when it comes to new generation the series that are highly regarded and frequently mentioned by the majority to watch are Z, Orb, Geed, and Blazar, some also mention X as a notable consideration. I plan to go X after Blazar.

My question is: What are your opinions on all the other series of the new generation that are hardly mentioned (or not at all) as recommended watch for someone going into new generation? (Ginga, r/B, Taiga, Trigger, Decker, Arc and Omega).

Are they decent or average / so and so. I know this might be subjective but I want to gather some opinions based on major consensus.

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u/Keeper_of_Knights — 5 months ago
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Should I force myself to go through an Ultraman series that I don't enjoy

As an example, I have heard that many give high regard to Ultraseven and cited it as the best series not just among the Showa period but across the whole franchise as well. It is available to watch for free on the Ultraman Official Youtube channel now.

However, after 26 episodes in, which is more or less halfway through the series, I find that it does not hold my attention and interest. So from now there are a few perspectives for consideration:

  1. 26 episodes are more than enough of a sample size for you to know that the series does not resonate with you, so drop it and move on. No point to force yourself to finish something that you don't enjoy just for the sake of it.

  2. Since you are already halfway through the series, might as well just finish it.

Something to take note is that I access the series for free, unlike the case, say, I already purchase it with my own money, which I can understand if someone is to advocate finishing it because with the investment of money comes the sunk cost fallacy sentiment. But even with the free viewing it can also go both ways:

a. nothing to lose by dropping it since you do not spend your own money to get it

b. it is free, use this opportunity to go through it at least one time before it is taken down from the channel as it might not remain there indefinitely

Another question is, what are the sweet spot when it comes to the number of episodes to watch in deciding whether you like a series enough to continue watching it till the end? As in, something along the line of "if by episode XXX it does not hold my interest, I will drop it". So that I can quickly move on if a particular series does not click with me without having to watch a lot of episodes like what I did with Ultraseven.

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u/Keeper_of_Knights — 5 months ago