What Are The Best Packs To Buy In Hearthstone
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Based on my perspective, I thought it would be best to buy the classic card packs as the expansion card packs would be rotated out while the classic card packs would maintain in rotation therefore the best packs to buy would be the classic packs. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to start an argument here, just wanted to know why getting the legendary from each expansion would be the best option.
The game no longer has Classic Packs - instead, a Core Set will be given out for free each year for all players. The only packs you can buy for Standard are the expansion packs as well as generic Standard packs which include cards from all current expansions in Standard. As others have pointed out, you are best off purchasing individual packs from each expansion until you open a pack with a Legendary since you are guaranteed a Legendary within the first ten packs you open from each set. Legendary cards are pretty expensive to craft, so getting all your guaranteed Legendaries as soon as possible is the best way to give your collection a bit of a boost - you'll likely end up playing one or two decks based on the Legendaries you open.
You're not going to get ALL the legendary cards from each expansion - just one. Most people would argue that the more legendaries, the better, especially for F2P, so being guaranteed one just by opening a maximum of 10 packs of each expansion is a pretty good deal. If you're worried about rotation, you can stick to the most recent expansions, Forged in the Barrens and United in Stormwind. Another great investment is the Wailing Caverns miniset, which will grant you 4 legendaries, 1 epic (x2), 14 rares (x2), and 16 commons (x2) (66 cards in total) for 2000 gold.
I would like some help on purchasing some packs. I got a 53% collection. Got all the card from fractured AV. What card packs would be good to buy, are the standard packs the best option or a specific expansion? I eventually want all the cards that can be acquired. Anyone got a good strategy?
Then look through the other 14 expansions for which commons you want and get packs form those sets until you have all the ones you want. Then do the same for rares which will fill in the entire set of commons for you.
Unfortunately, (as is often the case) there is no universal answer to this question. Deciding which Hearthstone packs to buy depends heavily on several factors, such as the age of the account, pack purchase history, the proximity of the next Standard rotation, and cards needed to complete specific decks.
Beginning in August 2017, changes to Hearthstone Card Packs were implemented to ensure that players receive a Legendary card in their first 10 packs for a given set. These changes do NOT affect players who have opened ANY packs for a set prior to the change, even if the number of packs opened is less than 10. With this caveat aside, the changes, overall, can dramatically increase the expected Arcane Dust value of Hearthstone packs.
In most scenarios, players opening packs until they find a Legendary can expect an improvement over the typical expected value of 102.71 Arcane Dust per pack. Even in the worst possible scenario, players will receive an average Arcane Dust value of 86 from their first 10 packs which is a dramatic improvement over the typical worst-case average of 48 Arcane Dust per 10 packs.
More than anyone, these changes benefit new and budget-conscious players. A guaranteed Legendary for all older sets gives new accounts a brief boost to catch up their card collections. Likewise, casual and F2P players that open only a handful of packs per expansion can expect to get a Legendary sooner and, in turn, receive better value out of the few packs that they do open.
Pro-tip: When implementing this recommendation, buy packs from the store one at a time. The pack changes guarantee a Legendary card in the first 10 packs, but you may open your Legendary before the 10th pack. Buying packs 10 at a time may result in unnecessary packs with reg