Blizzard’s card game Hearthstone receives a convenient spectator mode with patch 2.2.0.7835 that automatically follows the object of interest without having to rejoin continuously.
Until now, you had to follow a player into each match individually if you wanted to spectate. This changes with the recent patch. The spectator switches to a waiting mode after the match ends and joins the next game of the player they are following.
Furthermore, the 30-minute AFK lock for spectators has been removed. They can now remain in full idle splendor and still keep watching. Previously, it was a bit like when the TV says: “Press a button or I’ll turn off.”
Also in the patch: Mimiron’s head has a new, fantastic animation, as it is said. And a pesky bug has been fixed with the Gear Master.
You surely want to know now: “What does Mimiron’s new animation look like, like the powerful Power Rangers?” Here:
The next question: “And when will they finally nerf Dr. Boom?” we unfortunately cannot answer, but he is on the radar.
And no, in this Hearthstone news, there are no updates about the ongoing drama “Is the best Hearthstone player in the world maybe a guy? How do 50 different Hearthstone pros see this, the subreddit Hearthstone, and what does Reynad actually think?”
