What Playing Hearthstone Often Feels Like

When it comes to playing Hearthstone, the grind can become pretty intense sometimes. Especially when you consider how cheap the reward system is when you're playing for free. Here's a quote I found on Reddit that sums it up very well:

It (Hearthstone) felt like a I had a job and my payment was .1 packs/3 wins.

Yup, that's pretty accurate.

Eternal Dropocalypse - A Chrome Extension

Here's a pretty handy Chrome extension if you want to optimize your Eternal Card Game Twitch drops without having to constantly monitor ongoing streams all the time.

This Chrome extension that "watches" Twitch Eternal streams that have a drops campaign running. But only when needed. To save precious bandwidth (and worse cpu, twitch is heavy) it tunes out when no campaign is running (no worries, you can shut the thing down to watch twitch to your hearths delight) and when you are at your cap. The extension tries to be smart and watch the highest level campaign running (unless you already watched a campaign of that level).

I've been using it for a few days now and it seems to work great. It switches seamlessly between streams whenever a better one shows up.

You can get it in the Chrome Web Store:
Eternal Dropocalypse - Chrome Web Store

How Most People Feel About Artifact

As of March 2019, Artifact is kind of a no man's land, with its player counts dropping under 300 now and then. You read it well, under 300.

A recent post on Reddit sums up pretty well how a lot of people feel about the game right now:

I’m still here, I liked the game and wanted it to succeed, but at this point watching its descent into total, complete, undeniable failure is far more entertaining than the game ever was.

Amen.