We have a free spot in TA SYNERGY open for anyone who is still playing daily. Just hit Alliance level 12!
Hi! Just requested to join the TA Synergy! Been following this thread for months, glad to see there's finally an opportunity to join the Alliance! Thanks!
Regarding Punisher,I currently have him at 3* lvl 40 and playing him feels a bit ... clunky and awkward. He seems a bit too slow and his CDs too long to kite effectively.Does his playstyle improve drastically at 4* and above?
Its a real shame that it costs crystals to unequip iso's. I really think this is unfair beacuse if you accidently put a iso on a character you didnt want it to be on. I think unequip iso's should be for free. I hope this is changed because wasting crystals to unequip a iso is ridiculous
Yeah, really ticks me off because the first time I applied ISO I didn't know so now I am stuck with it.
MArvel Recharge Energy How do you use the Recharge Energy in the game could never figure that out? I have over 400 energy just sitting there dont know what to do with it anyone know?
I recommend you first cycle through to get the ISO set you want and THEN equip ISO following the set guide you want. I would make sure you have a 6 ISO set because ultimately that is what you want. A little bit of foreplanning will save you a lot of gold.
I disagree with Spawn. He hits hard and IMO one of the better Combat characters. I recommend you upgrade your gear and increase his CD and movement speed. He can't stand still and trade punches but his kiting is great.
Not sure your exact problem (may not fully understand the question) but when you use all your energy up in missions, you have to recharge it through several means to keep playing. You get one free recharge a day, you can do 3 recharges with friend tokens a day, and usually you have a few energy recharges in your mailbox through GM gifts or daily logins. What do you do with it? Use it!
I think he cant use the Daily-Free Recharge because he has over his max Energy. He can only claim the daily-free recharge when your current energy is less than its current max.
Anyone think the new 3k crystal packages are highly overpriced? Considering you can get a 50-bio double-pack for 1100 when that pops up as your item of the 1/2 hour, I realize you get more than the 100 bios in this pack but do you think the rest of the package justifies tripling the price?
Impatience and the slow breakdown of your inhibitions. It's science, unfortunately. Has any heard about: 1. Seige mode (lots vs one target) multiplayer 2. Doc strange, Enchantress, Sandman coming next. 3. Mini update hit before the daily reset. Anything besides the notice/10 free tickets Lastly, in pre-planning for the school year. I may have to delete this to focus on work. Too tempting to auto play stuff during meetings.
This game really needs more end game contents, they need to take a look at Summoner's War tower of trials (100 floor dungeon with weekly reset), guild battles and arena system (defenders gets big advantages like towers to make up for lousy AI, and also lose points if they lose), plus event dungeons. With just two stark's stash purchased, I have six 5-star characters and two 6-star characters (Giant Man, War Machine). I clear villain siege in 15 minutes and never lose any arena fights with full auto no assist always fighting the highest ranked players in my bracket, just too easy. I am supposed to farm Yellow Jacket but I don't even have motivations when my main team already clears everything there is to clear. Multiplayer gets old fast as VIP 1, just straight up no-strategy button mash for 3 minutes, don't bother anymore.
Yellowjacket's special mission is good to run because you can at least farm bios for him, but Ant-Man and Wasp pop into enough runs that you'll be able to get them ranked up as well. Definitely understand though, if you already have a squad that can take on anything, the motivational factor goes way down. I was thinking we need something similar to faction wars in Mortal Kombat X, where alliances are pitted against each other for weekly prizes. One alliance would be chosen as the attackers, and the other alliances have to fight against a ridiculously hard to beat boss (that represents the attacking alliance) and gain points for your alliance. They could set up said dungeon or a tower (ala MKX) for us to fight through as well, and we'll be earning alliance xp as well as xp for us and our characters used. Then it resets every week. There would be a need for brackets, as I'm sure some alliances are not near what others (ahem, us!) are. And the update didn't add anything, just a patch from the last update.
Jumping back into a thread on a game I deleted months ago. Here's the problem. This game is not skill based. The "skill" in this game is time management with a heavy influence of luck. You're not good at this game. You all must realize this on some level. No one is skilled at playing this. Anyone can win any level with the right amount of luck and grinding. Your account is good at this game, but you, the human hitting the buttons? You're nothing. There's not true joy behind winning this game. It feels good to win a level because you see flashing lights and get bits of pieces of new heroes which you can use to get a new hero which you can use to get new bits and pieces of a new hero which you can use to get a new hero (continue forever). There are hard diminishing returns here, which it is hard to recognize when you're stuck in the patterns. You remember how it felt when you were first starting and, OMG, you pulled Iron Fist! I love his comic! And now you're chasing the dragon. Every time you see the icon on your screen you think, "Ok, I've got some energy and there's no social interaction I really need to have - let's chase the dragon again." Since the rewards in this game are not granted by skill, you'll never feel truly fulfilled. You'll only feel as good as luck allows you to feel, until you get to the point that you've beaten the content into the ground and now NOTHING feels good anymore. You'll check the message board to see if someone posted any hint at new content. And when they toss out a few characters, you'll drop some money to score some hits and work on their timers for limited-edition content and you'll take another hit and you'll feel good, because this is the new stuff, this is better and more pure than the old stuff.... until it isn't again, and then you're chasing the dragon again. This game is not good for you.
I don't know. A good portion of the game can be autoplayed away but the early missions do take some thought as to when to use what hero, swapping them out so they don't die and maybe you complete the mission with 3 stars. There are tons of discussions around how to win multi-player and a good portion of players who do not believe in autoplay because they can do a better job than the AI (I cannot, but this isn't about me) The problem is this game, like any F2P has "The Grind" but unlike 99.95% of other grinding games out there this one manages the grind for you. I like that. However, it can make you lazy. I haven't advanced in the story because I'd rather farm for bios right now and I absolutely hate Villian Siege but do it anyway because it's the only way I'll build up Star-Lord. However, it's the daily Villian beatdown where I slowly feed my 1 star heroes, sometimes one at a time, into the wood chipper that I feel myself hating parts of the game. The hate being someone greater because of the laziness it has instilled in me for actually having to play parts of the game I do not enjoy. I do not like Timeline battles but it's easy Captain Marvel bios, so it doesn't bother me. I hate farming for materials, but clear tickets take care of some of that. I hate villian siege but, well, we already discussed it. I think it's brilliant, but a lot of the complaints around "skill" is a problem I've had with any "Action" RPG. In general no one is really "good" at them. It's always been about loot (or in this case, bios) with some advanced tactics thrown in by more dedicated players. It's why I thought the original Diablo was a bore and the follow-up even worse and the genre has not gotten one bit better since. The biggest difference I find with FF and most any other ARPG I've played is that the part I hate the most (The Grind) is managed on your behalf. If it were not, I would have stopped playing within the first week I started.
