Thank you for the review. The toughest archetype for my slowish Aggro Deck with 4 strength-stealers, only Control Light is worse. 4 frontlines is hell. 2 Bound by Her Will means that anything I steal can be stolen back. I have encountered this 4-frontline Control Deception, too tough. If it was more common, I would include more aggro elements into my deck. But I added 2 Hunting Traps and Svart Basilisk to wake up a buffed creature if available.
Cutthroat means a lost turn sometimes in exchange of a trifle. Not many low-mana cards so the player can have exceptionally bad mulligan sometimes and early damage can be large. For example, getting early 2 Bound by Her Will and 2 Rapture Dances along with big creatures can ruin the match for the Control Deception player.
Now playing 10 games+ a day can sometimes make you feel bored of a certain deck and makes you want to switch up for some variety and fun
I felt like that before. Now, I focused on polishing my aggro Deception deck although I would like to have fun with adding interesting cards nobody plays... But experiments cost too much - climbing up from Midnight/Auric is so painful that ...better not to experiment. When my deck starts failing, I will have time to test something new in low tiers.
You're right about some cards being bad for you in some situations since the game is all about matchups too can make a huge difference. And sometimes I do suffer when I try new stuff but I always end up finding a new deck that wins game while switching things up a bit. The most important thing is not to get frustrated and keep your composure, always try and improve and a certain deck and you'll eventually get to the best version of it. But the biggest thing is to remember meta always gets rotated so not all decks will remain very effective some might be even for a couple of days! That's why I always keep trying new stuff even if it costs me games