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Expiring relic materials & lack of t2 celestial alloys.
Some t2 celestial would be nice.
The same goes with that deal they just had where people can buy t6 and t4 alpha for 10 units. Great but where are the class cats to match?
Re: MID-MARVEL
@Magrailothos One of the very few with comprehension skills on forums apparently 🎯
Re: Mysterio Buff and Ascension???
I understand Kabam wants the game to have strong defenders, it's required for the games meta and balance. But as a player my main joy in this Marvel Champions fighting game is that I get to fight with my Marvel Champions. Currently Mysterio isn't unplayable but clearly fallen behind in the meta (not that he ever really entered it as an attacker). So I really hope Kabam gives me the love I require to make me function well on attack in the current MCOC meta!
Mysterio
Re: Rant: The problem with “BG brainrot” and How it Has Distorted Champion Evaluation in MCOC
IMO BGs could be the most competitive and representative game mode to know if a champ is good or no.
Story, AW, AQ or Coliseum can be done in more than one try with revives (in AW maybe not, but you dont have to kill the defender as fast as posible, or in low tier wars the deads doens´t count so much). For example, a noob can do a necro run with a credit card or have 80 points in coliseum with 100 attemps. So this type of content doesn´t always require the best champ, can be done with worts champs or in different attemps. In BGs you only have one try and it has to be perfect you need to enter in a fight with the best posible option in every match.
What I mean by this is that battlegrounds are the game mode that demands the most from champions and IMO is the best mode to rate a champ. You need a champ that can have utility and damage as soon as posible or in the easiets way.
Also, the 90% of the champs that are good for BGs are good for the rest of the game. One good champ for BGs always is going to be good for other tipe of content (AW, AQ etc.) while a good champ for quest could be bad for BGs. The unique game mode that is different could be the big healt pools in everest content where a few champs can shine and probably only are good for this kind of content.
Adri5846
Re: All Missing 7★ Champions — Updated Monthly
Hey everyone,
Another stream has ended, which means it’s time to update our missing 7★ champions picture. In the latest stream, Kabam announced five 6★-locked champions that will be coming as 7★ in the February update:
1- The February Side Quest is Squad Builder, and there will be Red Envelopes with a rare chance to obtain 7* Goldpool.
2- There will be another Side Quest where the top 7 alliances (210 players total) will receive 7* Heimdall. He will then join the Titan Pool when the pool resets.
3- Love is a Battlerealm returns with three new 7* champions: Karnak, Star Lord and the long-overdue Claire Voyant.
There is no update on any other missing 7★ champions at the moment, so that brings us to the end.
Here is the updated picture;
By the way, when will we get 7* Ghost ? @Karatemike415
Re: Rant: The problem with “BG brainrot” and How it Has Distorted Champion Evaluation in MCOC
This is the core issue. The artificial divide / battle between the brainrot crowd and the “every champ deserves a chance!!!! Unicorns and hearts and whatever” is just noise.
Kabam has created this perception of BGs vs everything else because they haven’t been able to create anything that’s truly new and interesting BESIDE bgs in several years now.
Raids, fine. Its best quality is that it’s not AQ. Coliseum is fine, but honestly they are dragging about a week’s worth of engagement out to cover a two month event.
This is all compounded by the fact that we are in a pretty flat period of champ releases. Spidey is great, but what is the community broadly excited about in the last four or five months of champs? The rest have been fine and I’m glad to learn and play a bunch of them. But they’re not game-changing. And while not every champ needs to be revolutionary, you need at least one a month to be compelling.
Re: Incursions Write Up
@willrun4adonut completed my run this time with 6*r5A angela and got enough artifacts from both runs to open the incursions crystal and who do i pull? Lol, good problem to have anyways…thank u everyone for sharing your hacks and feedback, especially donutman.
rcm2017
Rant: The problem with “BG brainrot” and How it Has Distorted Champion Evaluation in MCOC
In recent months, Marvel Contest of Champions has witnessed a growing shift in how champions are perceived and evaluated, one that increasingly prioritizes speed and performance in a single game mode: Battlegrounds.
While competitive modes deserve recognition for their strategic, competitive and fast-paced appeal, the community’s growing obsession with whether a champion can finish fights in under 30 or 40 seconds has created a distorted and frankly frustrating environment, both for players and for the game’s broader design philosophy, and I have evidence of this
Nowhere is this more evident than in the reaction to champions like Blue Marvel, a rather complex, utility-driven character with ramp-up mechanics, nuanced counters, and later usage potential across Story Quests, Alliance War, Incursions, Coliseum, and the new AQ format.. Despite his unique strengths and the initial hype for such a powerful character, early reactions on the official forums and social platforms are currently dominated by disappointment, not because of flaws in his kit, but simply because he did not fit the mold of a “Battlegrounds monster.” Posts revealing his spotlight received dislikes within minutes, clearly reflecting a knee-jerk dismissal rooted in a one-dimensional evaluation standard.
What’s worse is that even many content creators. some of whom are typically thoughtful and analytical, like Lagacy, have started falling into this meta trap. Content that focuses on 30 second nukes, “god-tier” Battlegrounds champions, and hyper-optimized matchups inevitably generates more views, clicks, and engagement. As a result, even considerably good champions with situational value are often ignored or outright labeled as “mid” if they don’t meet that BG standard, regardless of how impactful they might be in other parts of the game.
But this mindset doesn’t just promote inaccurate takes, it actively takes away the core of what makes MCOC special: its strategic depth, champion diversity, and wide-ranging content. Champions should be judged by how many areas of the game they contribute to, not how fast they can secure a win in a single, time-sensitive mode. For example, champions like Cull Obsidian might appear impressive on paper due to raw damage output, but they fall apart entirely in nodes like Polka Dot Power, where power gain is tied to DOT effects, something he completely lacks. This proves that “meta” status is fragile and entirely dependent on context.
Moreover, the idea that only meta champions are worth ranking up is simply unsustainable. It leads to rosters bloated with glass cannons and nuke champions, but with glaring weaknesses when faced with niche nodes, complex boss fights, or utility-heavy encounters. Smart players understand that true roster strength comes from coverage — from having options. Options that aren’t always trendy. Options that aren’t always flashy. But options that work.
A champion isn’t “bad” because they’re not in the top 5 of a tier list. A champion is bad when they offer no unique utility, no relevant matchup value, and no practical place in any major content. That bar is far lower than what the current discourse suggests. And by ignoring that nuance, we lose out on creative team-building, smart counters, and the satisfaction of finding overlooked champions that shine in the right situation.
It’s time for the community, some content creators included, to break free of the Battlegrounds echo chamber. The Contest is vast with evolving metas, rotating nodes, and a need for strategic depth. Let’s stop asking only how fast a champion is. Let’s start asking where they shine, and why that still matters
Sincerely, your friendly but disillusioned MCOC player
PS: I know I will get a lot of hate for this post, but let them try. Let the hate flow through them
EdisonLaw
Re: Blue Marvel Kit Predictions
Insane utility, insane damage, insane animations. It's big 2026, we can no longer judge how good a champ is based off of their performance in Chud Grounds. Coliseum has the most relevant and consistent rewards in the game rn. If anything, a champ only being good in Chud Grounds automatically makes them garbage tier.
Rest in Pieces to the Chud Grounds defenders. You will not be missed ✊🐍
