I wonder if I should automatically squelch my opponent on the #Hearthstone ladder. There are a lot of genuinely friendly players out there, but someone who emotes "Oops" after destroying my board with a Flamestrike they got off a Glyph makes me want to punch my screen...
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I'm not even gonna hide it. I'm an emote spammer, whether it's going well or poorly there's always a good choice. Sometimes genuine, sometimes salty, sometimes BM. I think they're there for fun so I try not to take anything too seriously.
Emotes can also be used tactically. Noblord did this once is a tournament where he waited until the end of the rope to hit with a weapon, his turn finished before he hit, emoted oops when he was setting up a bigger clear the next turn https://clips.twitch.tv/GlamorousDeafCookieWoofer …
