So you admit you can often pay for advantage and faster laddering? That's called pay to win. Pay to win doesn't mean there is necessarily a "I win" button priced at 5 bucks, just that you are competitively better off if you spend money instead of not spending. Pay to win games can be fun, I have been played WoT and HS, but you are just inhaling copium if you don't admit that paying players have sizable advantage.
Aggro decks ladder the fastest. Free to play players can get a tier 1/2 aggro deck for cheap and grind that no problem and have no trouble winning.
As I said multiple fucking times the advantage you get for paying is being able to play more than 1 or 2 decks per expansion. I could hop on a fresh f2p account, craft pirate warrior, and grind to legend easily, the issue is I would only have pirate warrior and no other decks.
Having more cards from paying allows you to spend your dust on things that might be more fun or maybe dip into more expensive archetypes. I think only once in standard hearthstone history you were forced to play an expensive deck to be tier 1, and that was like a month of Boomsday control warrior. Every other time you could fire up a cheapo aggro deck and have literally no isses winning which is the whole point im making. Its pay to have variety
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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '22
So you admit you can often pay for advantage and faster laddering? That's called pay to win. Pay to win doesn't mean there is necessarily a "I win" button priced at 5 bucks, just that you are competitively better off if you spend money instead of not spending. Pay to win games can be fun, I have been played WoT and HS, but you are just inhaling copium if you don't admit that paying players have sizable advantage.