frbfree;n7719580 said:
If you object to the way a card is altered after testing it, then you should stop playing it. The devs will see the frequency of deck themes and make adjustments accordingly.
the fundamental flaws with this statement are pretty obvious; the changes were announced for weeks, and we got an official patch notes with them. 48 hours later, there were three nerfs to the same deck... a deck that wasn't even so powerful to begin with, even in its own faction...
not to mention the fact that they don't give "refunds" for nerfed cards... so this is the scenario some people might find themselves in:
see that the deck is becoming viable on the next patch, eagerly wait for the release of said patch, craft the cards they lacked (a lot of which were epics and legendaries) then have the deck nerfed to the ground and all those scraps have gone to waste... now they have to "just stop playing" that deck in hopes that the devs will think it's not being represented enough and deserves another buff...
i'd say it's much more effective to point out the exaggeration of the nerfs, as everyone is doing, and expecting them to bring the deck back up withing the next couple of days - and addressing the real issue: the damage deck.
i loved playing queensguard, but now that it got wrecked, i'm playing the damage deck... and i have 2-0d four games in a row just by dumping stuff on the board and watching my numbers go up.