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On the flip side yes, there is nothing much else to do outside of conquest or quick play. But that's what we sign up for on the front page, playing a card game vs ppl. Its not very diff than chess dot com. Its unrealistic to think that someone on my level off skill of chess can beat Magnussen. Likewise in Snap you start the real ladder.
Normally its far more stressful when you have to watch your cubes, when you get to infinite you should no longer care unless you wanna enter tournaments, one can't make a gold medalist out of every person who enters a sports club.
EDIT: On a further note its really hard to get past the Infinite line unless you have atleast 2/3s of pool 3 cards, sure someone might get lucky but the general idea is to be at least collection ready. Its not like the climb has any much more diff cards, more likely its the monthly cards that enter the pool that are overshadowing to new or free to play players but the majority of them have a counter play. Excluding some broken cards like Loki or Prof X
Tanking your MMR is not gonna help, as they took a snapshot when you entered Infinite and this is the reference (lowest possible) point, at which you will start after reset.
Though I am probably alone in this take because people get very defensive about their spending habits. I want to be clear. I am not telling people what they should do with their money.
They need to wake up and educate themselves on gacha, wish development. It is becoming a gambling epidemic in the US. Whether its Plarium, Scopely, SD, doesn't matter, you waste your hard earn pay on illusionary things, it is on you. Don't blame them. They merely take advantage like any gambling casino, of taking your money on the thousands of gambling branded machines created just to do that.
That being said, I want to be clear. I agree with Silence on his one point. It is NOT p2w.
However in playing free, you will be at a disadvantage in two ways. The game is much harder now in resource hoarding that when it first launched. It will not reward you enough gold and tokens to build your collections at an even pace. You must have tremendous patience in grinding in this game. You hear this in every battle pass, gacha game of warnings of play free, do your dailies, be smart with your resources and people do not listen. Their resource stinginess is paralyzing, but if you take a step back. What are you truly spending money on?
That is by design to keep you in the game and it will get worse if you don't know what your doing.
Second, because collection variants are random. You will not have certain cards that another player on your collection level has, if he did purchase.
That does not mean he or she, is at an advantage, player skill does count here. Understanding the full scope of the game matters. Location knowledge, card abilities, what combinations and cards are stronger than others, understanding the percentages of a 6 turn game and so on.
Gacha Games will continue to be on the rise as development companies see endless revenue sources in attracting you to a brand with fomo elements. It is not the old release a game at 40 bucks to play endlessly in your video collection. More and more are resorting to this kind of release method.
Play the game free, or don't play. Ask yourself why are you playing. I hear this all the time.
I like collection card games
I like competitiveness, I want to win,
I want to have fun without a clue of how the game is delivered to you.
Are you playing to have fun? Or playing to collect fake things? To win at all costs?
If you pay in this game that is your choice. It does not mean you don't understand what the game is or how to play it. I am speaking of NEWER players or players that have in this game a short time where this kind of 'rage' post is jumping to the wrong conclusion that if he had played for a long would not have even posted such a topic.
Only you can answer that, but play free or live with the consequences.
Peace
Annie is alright, he is annoying, but destroy decks just ♥♥♥♥ on him and a few cards do exist to counter him.
As for you reaching infinite, just play the game for fun or dailies, ever since I reached infinite for the first time, I just play for fun, lockdown does annoy me at times, but other than that, I don't care bout infinite rank cuz it just has no real incentive.
If you manage to stay below the 100 line then you can actually play and have fun because it's not all the same decks and the bored players who hit infinite on day one season start and now have a month to sit and think about how to entertain themselves. SD gave them some number that is online so that they can go there and see it and think "I'm good" or "IM NUMBA 1" but in all reality math is hard, so play a dinsaur and then kill it with a lady wolverine or invisible woman a ghost card into the location that gives Djinns.
Either way or any way - not p2w since there is nothing to win.
" sure the players there wont play their best decks"