Tristan Rabello

The response by @WestJet customer service was more of the same inflexibility and restating protocol/regulation. If you don't work with your customers, you lose them. My family will be taking their business elsewhere in the future.

After tonight's horrible experience with @WestJet, I will be flying with other airlines in the future. A complete lack of flexibility or customer service regarding a mistake is unacceptable. Very disappointing and a massive inconvenience.

While everyone is having 'fun' playing decks with new cards, I'm the degen dude who's having fun winning most of my games an optimized aggro deck. Odd Paladin is fair and balanced...clearly...

I DID "bring it on." Thanks for the challenge, Garrosh!

After over a month away, I have returned to Hearthstone. It's different this time. I tryharded my way from rank 8 back to 5, and I will be playing exclusively FUN decks for now. Fun as in...I enjoy playing the deck. Given how frustrating randomness is in HS, fun needs to be key.

Unity throws me an 'argument out of range exception', but the line where it says I'll find the error is blank. Debugging is hard enough without dumb stuff like this. Stoooooop it! Now I have to find the error the hard way.

Just an update. I've been enjoying my time away from HS. It's been a great opportunity to work on side projects and rest. At some point I may jump back into HS just to try out some meme decks. We'll see...

(3/3) I may dabble in the game a bit (it's always hard to quit) but it's time for me to move on to games that are more interactive and skill-based. I've hit legend several months in a row, and even been #1. I've accomplished a lot. I wish the rest of the community all the best!

(2/3) Winning in HS has become increasingly based on luck and drawing the right cards for a match, early. Skill and interactivity are minimized. In most games, I feel powerless, win or loss. The game is no longer fun. I don't want to lose to control or aggro that outdraws me.

(1/3) I've been playing HS at legend caliber now for several months, and after much consideration, I have decided that this will be my last month playing wild competitively. Since this is Twitter, I will not leave you with a heavy statistical analysis, nor will I be thorough.

Went back to standard for a few games. First one, my opponent plays turn 1 Keleseth + Shadowstep + Keleseth, into a 5/5 flappy bird. Guess I'm going back to wild.

Is it just me, or does Sunkeeper Tarim sound like @bbrode did the voice acting? I could swear it's his voice: youtu.be/cMSb0eJTOSw?t=3

Looks like Big Priest is pretty good against Warlock.

Okay, how has Token Druid not been nerfed yet? I'm 16-2 with the deck in standard, at around rank 5 right now. I'm actually playing more standard than wild right now because the deck is so fun to pilot.

So remember when I brought up my top secret Token Druid deck pre-Witchwood? Looks like it's a big player in the standard meta right now. I knew I was on to something!

On the non-Hearthstone side of things. Today I finally got around to overclocking my GPU and CPU...a year after installing my liquid cooling. 8% on the GPU and 13% on the CPU translated to about 6-7% better performance in games. Definitely worth it!

While ladder has just generally been terrible for me this month, on the bright side, I've qualified for the top 8 of the "Call of the Wild League", run by members of the community's Wild Discord server.

TIL that it's actually impossible for Druids not to have Spreading Plague at 6 mana and Ultimate Infestation at 10 mana...unless you're playing the deck!

Between the significant uptick in BM on ladder, and the fact that I seem to be going through the world's worst cold streak, I don't really see much of a point in playing on ladder right now. I feel like I keep saying something along those lines.