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Who is Hearthstone's first weapon? I believe that many players believe that it is the messenger of ashes, or the king or the blood roar. But more players who believe in warriors will not hesitate to vote for the "little axe" - the blazing tomahawk (before it is weakened).
Once a small axe of 2 fees, accompanied the warrior in various forms to conquer the four directions. Whether it is a grumpy pirate war form, or a deep-minded anti-war form. But as the small axe increases by 1 fee, this history is also marked, and occasionally there will be warrior faith players looking at the 3 fee small axe lying in the collection and nostalgic for that time.
As the saying goes, don't hear the old people crying, only the new people laughing. In the new version, the designers produced a weapon with the same size as the weakened small axe, and a powerful dead language sinking mechanism, and the same 332 weapon salvaged was more powerful. The little axe suffered a backstabbing again, and could only sigh that the hero was twilight and the beauty was fading.
In fact, it is not only the small axe that suffers backstabbing, but also the sleepless soul of the former priest who was backstabbed by the altar of the new Kaysala. It's just sad that the popularity of the sleepless soul is not as high as that of the little axe. Is it possible to sell new cards, to "blow up" the old card recklessly, and then weaken the old card after the model gets out of control?
In fact, as a card game, it has a life cycle. This change of life cycle is not only the stacking of various versions over time, but also the slow "retreat" of former die-hard fans with age experience, whether it is a lack of time or the fading enthusiasm, as the producer and designer of the game can only stimulate new players through stronger cards for the operation and profitability of the game.
In the face of this situation, as a player, you can only play and cherish. Because no game has ever existed forever, the game is slowly getting old like the player, and its "mother", Blizzard, is no longer the Blizzard that once "must be a boutique", and perhaps after being acquired, there will only be memories like the "Red Alert" Westwood Company.
I don't know how much passion and love there are for gamers, but I can only repeat it again: play and cherish!