Is Hearthstone Still Worth Playing In 2024? Hearthstone 2024 Review
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Should you play hearthstone in 2024?
Hearthstone is a turn based card game developed by Blizzard Entertainment. And I wanted to cover the state of hearthstone in 2024, and overall if its too late to start playing.
Hearthstone is now having its 10th anniversary and a special event with WoW, so lets go over everything you need to know about Hearthstone in 2024. Covering the new game modes, the changes since release and overall if its easy to get into as a new player.
I'd love to hear what you think of Hearthstone and if you've tried it recently, or played any of the new system.
0:00 Intro
0:42 Too Late To Start?
3:04 Traditional Hearthstone
5:54 Battlegrounds
8:10 Other Game Modes
9:06 Pay To Win
11:32 Overall Thoughts - Hry
Shieeet. 10 years, I remember beta like yesterday
“I was there, 3000 years ago…”
Is Hearthstone still worth playing in 2024? In a word NO! Why? When it first came out 10 years ago Hearthstone was finely balanced with lots of close games. Now it is not. Cards, and especially the Legendary cards, have become more and more powerful as the years have gone by. Now we have reached the stage where much fewer games end up being close. I don't know about you but for me playing lots of close games is a lot more exciting than playing lots of one sided games.
I was afraid of that. Competitive collectable card games all have a couple things in common. Starting on the ground floor is best, and you need money to be truly competitive.
@@AeternusNox.You used to need money to be truly competitive. I just stqrted playing last year after a loooooooong hiatus and i have to say getting back into the game was 1000000x easier than in classic hearthstone. You even get to pick a free metadeck if you are a beginner, and gold making is so much faster and the game is generally exponentially more acceasible than it was in, say, 2016. But it get what you mean, the power level of cards nowadays is Very annoying sometimes but to me it makes the game more interesting, because you can absolutely turn around a rollout lose ir your opponent makes a mistake, due to power level increase. But then again, there will be cards like Reno, lone ranger that feel AWFUL to play against but i dont think thats a problem with hs in general
U can never avoid powercreep in TCG/CCG. It is the cursed we all have to suffer
This is the exact video I was looking for! Played a couple games past tutorial back in the day but wanted to pick it back up and felt so lost. Thank you for breaking down the modes and pros/cons of jumping in now. Definitely feel more prepared going in
thanks for the overview. i remember playing this religiously when it released on the commute or during work breaks... might be time to return...
This video is insanely underrated. Amazing video and now I’m actually really curious to give battlegrounds a try! It looked intimidating to learn so I avoided it but this video made it sound like fun.
Thank you so much :) hope you enjoy it!
great video! Hearthstone has came a long way
I like all other modes on the game except for battlegrounds cause it is too complicated. Missing "Duels" mode on hearthstone.
Great vid bud! 🍻
I picked it back up after like a 6 year break. And yea there’s lots of annoying OP new cards but people rely on them too much. Be smarter, counter them. Idk if this is much of a flex but I’m in diamond rank 5 without any of the really op new cards. Yea it was frustrating at first because of those damn titan cards that everyone else seems to have and I don’t but there are ways to counter it.
Any other battlegrounds lovers out there!?
I was thinking about starting a card game I chose between hearthstone and yugioh I decided for blizzard 😁 why? Because I don’t have to read like 12 pages long effect of a card.
Just hop into master duel, 12 pages is just for pendulum decks, and most of the yugioh players dont read anyway 😂
What's the state of the Arena atm?
Came back to it since 2018, and already unninstalled again, it's just board clearing mages, no space for creativity or risks
@@ZetaHaru just as I thought, tyvm!
@@ZetaHaruI remember doing this a couple years ago and was like now I remember why I stopped playing! 😂
Lack of complexity is the MAIN reason i bounced off HS. Compared to MTG, it felt like kids playing Collect-A-Family kinda game. The major downside being the lack of alternative win-cons, other than "killing" your opponent. There are so many ways to win in MTG...
If they've added complexity, it's all the better. I might give it a spin again, since MTGA is getting a bit stale.
Brother..what on God's green earth might you be talking about lol. I play MTG and standard is absolutely in shambles, alternate win cons? You only win with combat in the last few metas maybe mill if your opponent is brain dead or ping dmg but for the most part the amount of win cons are the same as HS. If you're talking about Modern the meta is even more determined meaning there isnt much room for something new to win. The only possible thing I think you're talking about when talking about multiple win conditions is table top magic or commander. Which tabletop could be wild or classic for HS and commander is basically a different game. Complexity is only a thing in magic when you lack knowledge on the meta or maybe you go play commander where you have to just play smart regardless, MTGA is an actual scam that has an algorithm to make sure you don't win too much or lose too much. I wouldn't even waste my time on that, if you want to play magic online play MTGO or try HS again, they're literally in the same state atm.