u/TheSphinx1906

I haven't been playing HS much over the last 3 weeks, so maybe this is a known bug but has anyone experienced Cult Neo not increasing the cost of their opponent's spells.

I just played a game where my opponent played her on turn 2 and my 1-mana spells still cost 1. At first I thought it was just a visual glitch but I played the spell and still had 1 mana left over to play another card.

Later on in the game my opponent played a 2nd Neo, going into my turn 4 and my 4-mana spell still cost 4.

I messaged him after the game and asked if he noticed it and he said that the Neo actually made his spells cost one more on the next turn. I can't verify if that part is correct (as I obviously can't see his hand) but I definitely know my none of my spells had their cost increased by 1.

I don't play with Neo so not sure if this is known. After the game I went to my collection and looked at her text and it hadn't changed so I assume her battlecry is as it has always been.

Just curious if this is a known issue or if my opponent just got unlucky with a random glitch.

Note: I didn't have any aura effects up to decrease the cost of my spells.

Thanks - Happy gaming all!

Question for folks:

I am a range rat (at the range all the time). I love to listen to music while I shoot and have tried to many Bluetooth range headphones that are fine with blocking sound but absolutely suck when trying to listen to music.

I am looking for what people consider to be the best (regardless of price). While I don't use price as the arbiter of what is good, I have tried many (and I mean many) sub $100, sub $200, sub $300 headphones and they are either uncomfortable, the noise protection is suspect, there is that annoying low hiss or the music sounds like I am playing it on a Fisher Price radio. Walker, 3M, ISO, Razor, Sordin, etc...in ear, over the ear, behind the neck, blah, blah, blah.

I have even tried my own setup with custom in-ear molding and high-end consumer (Senhiesser, Bose, Sony B&O, etc.) headphones over them, or small high-end earbuds with over the ear shooting muffs (pick your brand, I have a lot of them). I don't mind doing this but the heaphones over the molds just muffles the music sound and I'm skeptical that the other way is really protecting my ears since even the smallest in-ear music buds create a small space with the shooting muffs...(also this gets very uncomfortable very quickly).

I find myself jumping between multiple ear setups in a single session to compensate. While I don't mind doing this it just means lots of trips to the locker and less time punishing Charlie for him just standing by his friend Alpha. (hehe). Poor Charlie - don't know what he has done to me to catch so many rounds to the face.

Has anyone found high-end, hearing protection that plays good music and are still comfortable after 4 - 5 hours at the range.

I typically put 1,000+ rounds down range a week (sometimes as much as 2,500 if I am lucky). Sometimes I want to be in the zone if I am practicing drills seriously, but often I am there to relax, decompress after a long day and get off a couple of shots while listening to my favorite "get hype" music.

Any help would be appreciated.

If it helps, I am usually at an indoor range (will do outside when with coach or doing mobility skills/drills but no music then) and am exclusively (90% of the time) shooting handguns.

Happy Shooting Fellas!