Super Noob Here - Why do people concede to stay at level 20?

[Jodyhighroller]

Just started playing Hearthstone and I got super bored of getting all the basic cards, practice mode is way too easy, so I thought I'd grab Hearthbuddy since I've used DemonBuddy extensively for the last year.

Anyway.. still learning all the basics to HS and I noticed tons of scripts say they concede after the game to stay at level 20 if i'm reading it right, what's the point of staying at 20?

Also, if anyone would like to point me in the direction of any kind of new player guides for botting or just HS in general it would be much appreciated. I used to be a professional MTG player so all the basics come easy to me and I know how to learn to play but I don't know anything about like what forums people use for deck guides or how the currency works yet, stuff like that.


Thanks!

~ Jody

 

[nigerson]

People at lvl 20 are much easier to kill than at any other high lvl. So you are basically fighting against shitty players 100% of the time. Also occasionally you will meet up with a fellow botter and he will concede too which will give you a very easy win.

 

[theReem]

also we sit at rank 20 to farm golden hero u need 500 wins with that class to get it its easy at rank 20 happy botting buddy

 

[Jodyhighroller]

oh word, thanks a lot guys

 

[xPain]

oh word, thanks a lot guys

To add on to what the other users have said, if you find a good deck for farm a profile you will eventually get a 80%+ win ratio at rank 20 so you get more wins per hour than you would playing at higher ranks with a lower win ratio.