By Marshia Garcia, | February 19, 2017
Year of the Mammoth - Standard Format Progression (YouTube)
Blizzard is set to launch three expansions this year with the latest "Hearthstone" digital game card. This game card has lots of features which are totally different from the existing ones.
The company is determined its release the three expansions within this year. However, the date of release has not been unveiled. The first expansion is labeled "The Year of the Mammoth."
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While three sets have been added to the game in full-sizes, half a dozen cards have been removed from the competitive standard format. Ragnaros the Firelord and Sylvanas are fans' favorites that were taken away, according to Engadget.
A year ago, the company was at risk of falling to the edge of doom with its content additions that they had set to match with the existing cards that led the meta. Thus, the company decided to divide the game play of Hearthstone into two corresponding modes.
The standard format contained the original cards with the featured Expansions last year. Along with the standard mode was the card Wild, which had its attribute that can be printed. The Whispers of The Old Gods was the first addition in 2016. It consisted 130, different, fresh cards in every format, while 163 cards were withdrawn out of standard.
Thus, the changes of the first expansion this 2017 were set to falter Blackrock Mountain, The Grand Tournament, and League of Explorers cards of 2015. However, it seemed that Blizzard was unhappy with the minimal cards that were regarded as secure from being removed in the original classic set. Thus, it was decided that the six cards have to be settled in the" Hall of Fame", a ban existed that would stop them from the standard mode
These cards were superior and prevalent in their mana slot. With their absence, seasoned players would be in a grief of losing these features. However, the bright side of the situation was that if one had any of the six, an award will be given which Blizzard would grant its full cost without hampering it to be a mea culpa.
In addition, considering that each of the expansions this year is as huge as their 130-rare predecessor cards, players can perceive from their very eyes that the cards were doubled in numbers which were added to the game, The Year Of The Mammoth. make it simpler
This was what they did in 2016. Apparently, it was indeed an enormous leap in content. However, players who would lament the loss of the single-player adventures will worry no more for Blizzard is already set to enhance its recent expansions.
With its kickoff, the second set this year was projected to be an optional single-player theme, coupled with storytelling and fun challenges. It was also perceived that Wild had to remain in the curve. Heroic Tavern Brawl had been planned to be revived definitely for all card configuration. The company had taken into consideration to work with affiliates to hold Wild tournaments, told the Polygon.
Blizzard had not given any confirmation of its release, yet fans had sought last week of unveiled clues of a dinosaur-themed expansion. What is more about the Hearthstones' The Year Of The Mammoth is for the fans to discover!
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