(Hearthstone) Doing Opponents Dirty - Big Shaman

[@noatrope]

Doing Opponents! Dirty Big Shaman

[@PenguinWithInternetAccess]

Ayo 😳

[@AquaLantern]

CRUMBLE! CRUMBLE! CRUMBLE! CRUMBLE!

[@twitchclipz3132]

Came back from 3 years not playing. Built this and have been 25-1 so far.

[@jinjinjincoins]

I still remember you from that iconic clip where someone used exodia paladin against you by stealing the cards hahaha Tryna find that clip but can’t

[@TheKrouton]

I love doity rat.

[@7Toshi77]

best sit e for decks :?

[@JohnnyGhost91]

hsreplay

[@7Toshi77]

@@JohnnyGhost91 ty

[@ConnahGriffin]

Nothing feels better than people getting punished for a bad rat play

[@ScherFire]

I'm not sure this was an instance of a bad Dirty Rat play- Hearthstone is a high variance game, and I think most of the time that Dirty Rat would have been some massive disruption. At the very least, it's not totally clear it was a bad play without crunching a lot of numbers.

[@michaelsnow3536]

@@ScherFire I think it's a general rule of thumb that unless it's blatantly clear that your opponent is playing a hyper aggro deck, you don't play the rat on 2.

[@felizpanda]

@@michaelsnow3536Sure, but they played it on 4 after seeing a Fairy Tale Forest

[@martianinvader3828]

I think the right reaction here is just "poor guy, that's the way it happens sometimes". They saw an activated fairy tale forest, deduced correctly that opponent had 1-2 good battlecries in hand, but got the walking mountain.

[@TheSpyWhoCriedMedic]

I mean, if he dirty ratted the Naga dude, Kibler loses. High roll and it played out poorly for the guy

[@alegend2337]

People LOVE to dirty rat on low mana against decks that are the big minion versions... Hitting a razzler or hagatha is good, but not worth the risk on turn 4.

[@Love2Zooom]

Last! xD Love your content Brian.

[@Brope92]

I watch it both on my phone and from the tv. Cause I’m nerdy.