After around level 600 I've started to lose interest

[Leprosy💭]

Seems I get my ass ripped apart by so many decks I don't even have a single card of. Been over 100 levels of just extreme poundings. I'm at 716 and have been getting insane amount of credits, but no cards. Losing on turn 6 over and over and over. I'd rather level up in bot games at this point than get destroyed constantly by cards far more OP than mine.

[Lady MacBeth]

People don't retreat enough is one of the two things generally keeping anyone from getting to infinite. You should be retreating in at least 35% of your games, if not more. Just like people don't snap as often as they should. They tend to treat it as an I'm winning on board button so lets press it. Those figures are from someone who has almost every card, and plays hundreds of hours a month (so not me).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f91TnvZubWQ

[Syncourt]

icedutah a écrit :

Hmmm should I just stay pool 2?

Stay pool 2 until you hit the credit cap.

Alcatraz a écrit :

Maybe tournaments (hopefully they will implement them soon) will be fun in the future

Don't get your hopes up just yet.

The latest event only gives a bonus to the top 10. Doesn't look like they want the masses playing for extra rewards, just the few who will pay the most.

[Cujo999]

Saw a écrit :

Cujo999 a écrit :

You realize Killmonger is Pool 2, right?

RIP got it so late I forgot. But, way to miss the argument. Let me retry:

What's a Pool 1-2 Kazoo deck doing against:
- Aero/Polaris in their Onslaught;
- Any good discard deck with the good Pool 3 cards (Colleen, Dracula, Gambit, Hela, Hellcow, Ghost Rider, Moon Knight, etc.);
- Spider-Man + Absorbing man;
- Any Zabu deck;
- Any Mr Negative deck;
- Any Bast/Surfer/Sera deck;
- Any Wong deck;
- The mirror match, but the opponent has Leader;
- Galactus/Death/Knull.

The only "Infinite" Pool 1-2 Kazoo decks on resource websites are posted by people who don't have the Infinite titles for those seasons...

Aero/Magneto is simply being able to play your deck correctly. Most Kazoo decks have 2 lanes filled by the end of Turn 5 so the opponent can't pull Onslaught or Kazar away. Of course, an even harder counter to trying to stack all your ongoings in one lane is Enchantress, which is Pool 2. That's the gamble you take with that strategy. Splitting up your ongoings in different lanes has less high end power, but is a lot more consistent.

I have every Pool 3 discard card except Gambit. When discard decks work, they steamroll just about anything. Problem is, they're highly RNG dependant and give away a ton of hand/deck knowledge. You pretty much hang back and watch for key cards to get discarded. If they snap and have a big Apoc and/or you haven't seen Hela, retreat.

SM/Absorbing Man and/or SM/Moon Girl with Zabu are problematic for everyone. Your best bet is to Cosmo a lane.

Enchantress.

Negative decks are pretty much reliant on getting Psylocke in their hand by Turn 2 to ramp and Negative himself in their hand by Turn 3. They're great when they work, but are terribly inconsistent.

There are ways to play around Leader if you know your opponent has him, but odds are, you won't. That's the issue with Leader.

Not much you're doing there. If you see Wolverine on the board, your opponent has an empty lane, and they ramp on 4, retreat.

[SweetRollBandit]

I feel like at level 600 you should have enough counter cards to play a good enough defense to not get pounded. Just rotate the right counter card or 2 in for whatever decks your mostly playing against. You may not have a top-notch offense, but you should have a good enough defense at that point. For example, you can beat top-level decks with a well placed cosmo, shang-chi, enchantress, kill monger, etc.

[Leprosy💭]

SweetRollBandit a écrit :

I feel like at level 600 you should have enough counter cards to play a good enough defense to not get pounded. Just rotate the right counter card or 2 in for whatever decks your mostly playing against. You may not have a top-notch offense, but you should have a good enough defense at that point. For example, you can beat top-level decks with a well placed cosmo, shang-chi, enchantress, kill monger, etc.

Not to toot my own horn, but to a certain degree of skill that is totally plausible. Problem is those combos are only effective against lesser skilled opponents. The exciting combos and truly powerful are all in pool 3-5 for a reason. I've built many decks with my limited resources and that's the best I can do. I will still just have to accept my loses as a f2p user.

One thing I am not much of a fan of is playtime meaning little to nothing in terms of progression. I had this very same issue in Diablo Immortal where I was enjoying the game, but once you hit the wall it felt pointless to try and contend to a certain level. I love the game and will keep struggling my way through pool 3-5.... just wanted my experience shared to see if I was alone in how I felt.

[onedudesmind]

I'm almost 1400 and am using and odd Patriot, Kazar, Death build i made. It has enough cards to survive of someone warmongers it (that feeds death) and usually wins all 3 zones if they don't. Debrii and Squirrel girl make it and easy to fill and all their summons receive buffs from Pat and Kaz, to fill the deck out i have a bunch of no power cards. Even at rank 42 i win about 75% of the matches with this deck. I wish i had Ultron or Dr. Doom but still haven't pulled them yet, since reaching 1000 have have been getting mostly the new money, profiles and variants....

[SweetRollBandit]

Leprosy a écrit :

One thing I am not much of a fan of is playtime meaning little to nothing in terms of progression. I had this very same issue in Diablo Immortal where I was enjoying the game, but once you hit the wall it felt pointless to try and contend to a certain level. I love the game and will keep struggling my way through pool 3-5.... just wanted my experience shared to see if I was alone in how I felt.

Ya well there has to be a wall where you need start paying, otherwise no game would exist. I see f2p as a trial run to see if you want to subscribe to a game. I buy all the season passes for Snap, you should support the game saying as the devs put alot of time, effort, and other investments into making the project.

[Leprosy💭]

SweetRollBandit a écrit :

Leprosy a écrit :

One thing I am not much of a fan of is playtime meaning little to nothing in terms of progression. I had this very same issue in Diablo Immortal where I was enjoying the game, but once you hit the wall it felt pointless to try and contend to a certain level. I love the game and will keep struggling my way through pool 3-5.... just wanted my experience shared to see if I was alone in how I felt.

Ya well there has to be a wall where you need start paying, otherwise no game would exist. I see f2p as a trial run to see if you want to subscribe to a game. I buy all the season passes for Snap, you should support the game saying as the devs put alot of time, effort, and other investments into making the project.

I've played a lot of games over my 32 years of life spending responsibly as much as possible. I actually did buy the Zabu pass this time around, but judging on the shortness of the season for 10 dollars it is quite an ask for a monthly subscription for a game like this. Remember World of Warcraft is 12-15 dollars a month. I feel the price of 10ish a month is a bit steep for what you get.

I will support the game, but not at a constant just to get pool 5 cards.

[Syncourt]

Leprosy a écrit :

but judging on the shortness of the season for 10 dollars it is quite an ask for a monthly subscription for a game like this. Remember World of Warcraft is 12-15 dollars a month. I feel the price of 10ish a month is a bit steep for what you get.

Then there's also the lack of regional pricing. So here and a lot of other countries, the Snap season pass is the same price or more than a WoW sub.