[GordonReid]

"Uninteractive" seems to be the buzzword of the season, and it's getting tiresome to see it in every post and comment. Instead of complaining about it, why not just punish it yourself?

Every deck has a counter. All you have to do is look for the red boxes on the HSReplay meta report.

Even if you don't want to play the specific deck that counters the one you hate, you can still make some adjustments to a deck you do like. Taunts utterly destroy Quest Druid. Robes of Protection makes life a lot harder for any spell-heavy deck, especially the ones with no minions at all. If you don't like aggro, use Handbuff Paladin.

Honestly, Handbuff Paladin is the only deck I'd consider problematic at the moment, but no one complains about it because it seems interactive. The truth is that its only bad matchups are Quest Mage and Quest Rogue, and it can tech Robes to help against those.

Anyway, instead of more bitching, maybe use this thread constructively and post your own solutions. How do you counter the decks you consider toxic?

[AngelaJohnston]

I think I answer the "toxic" burst combo decks with even more burst. Doomhammer has been my best friend this last week

[GordonReid]

I am a big fan of online games. I spend my time playing games, almost half part from a day. It is an excellent activity that manages your time in a different way. Playing games is not just a loose of time. You develop a lot of skills during a game—creativity, imagination, and working in a team. I recommend you to play online solitaire because you will be delighted with this game. It has a lot of strategies, that`s why it makes the game more memorable. Every deck has a counter. All you have to do is look for the red boxes on the HSReplay meta report. I recommend you with all my pleasure.