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I used a r3 7* unawakened Silk. I died then revived with L2 after reducing her to 37%. I reduced her to 1% after and would've finished her off if not for her long blocking while I'm taking shock and Nova flame damage. I revived again with an L1 then KOed her. It's annoying because it's soloable with no revs, but I just don't have the patience to repeat over and over for a perfect solo.

Anyone else needed revived? This post is a safe space for people that did to vent their frustrations like I did. No bullying from people that didn't need to revive!

I wish I had another 52 plumes so I could even get to do the fight. Guess it is a dream which will not come to pass. Congratulations on getting the fight accomplished.

Thanks, but may I ask what content you didn't get to do that made you fall short of plumes?

I got the Dark plumes from the Meta Store, that makes up 15 of the 23 I have. I was not able to get the 20 from Victory Track in BG. Couldn't get any from the Incursions or the Valiant quest. Believe I have one more to get from the Free track on the Double Track.

Hoping this will be something they do again last year and we can save our current Dark Plumes so as to gain more in the future aka next year to try again so to speak.

The only difference I noticed during the beta was that the PC version seemed a lot more stable. Less lag and stuff. Then again, I just switched phone and haven't noticed any lag since then, so maybe the difference was more about my old phone than a modern phone vs modern PC thing.

However, when it comes strictly to controls, I don't think there's any real difference. MCOC is still very much a mobile-first game that Kabam just kind of figured out how to translate into a PC game with working controls. I haven't had the chance to really put the PC version to the test after the launch yesterday, but from what I've played I'd say that the fighting feels about the same with a controller as it does on a touchscreen, while a whole lot else feels much better using a touchscreen than with a controller. Stuff like moving around the map or moving champs around in Arena or BG just feels very natural with a touchscreen and rather clunky with a controller.

During the beta, I ended up using a mouse for menu navigation and a controller for combat. We'll see if I go one way or the other with the properly released version but hopefully that debunks the idea that either of those control options are somehow inherently better than a touchscreen. The game is simply designed with a touchscreen in mind. I never ever thought, "Oh, this is how it's meant to be played!" when using a controller. I prefer playing on the PC for a couple of unrelated reasons, but getting ahead of people playing on mobile was never one of those reasons.