What’s YOUR tip for the contest?
SkyLord7000
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Now that the game is getting closer to EIGHT years old. I thought it would be fun if the community all showed off their tip/tips for the contest.
These tips can be anything from helpful advice to unique game interactions not many know of.
I’ll start:
1. Use auto fight to go across direct teleportation paths. This is helpful because it allows you to move in one tap instead of three.
2. Nick/Quake evade synergy with counter-attack champions. Allows each evade to act as a counter attack.
Now your turn! What are some insights you can spread throughout the contest?
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Conversely, it’s one of the worst things you can do for your actual career, and life in general.
keep masteries updated and only use free units to buy cores
- After opening a ton of trash crystals like PHCs or GMCs, you can just click the Crystal tab to skip the conversion animation.
- The game's inflation rate is high. Consider it before you spend real money and even your own farmed resources.
- Don't join Prof Hoff's cult.
Don't sell champs"best" possible champ, just because (s)he is well known as top tier.
Pick a champion, which is not that far behind, but whom you like using. You will find yourself using that champion a lot more.
- Has been said but to reiterate, do some arena. Don't need to spend hours on it, but do it regularly. As your roster grows, it will be easier and faster to hit milestones.
- You don't need to do AW or AQ. Play the aspects of the game you enjoy.
- Tier lists are good reference when you're starting, but nothing beats getting a feel for a champion. Try before you buy!
- Most important of all. Learn the admin part of the game. Successful players don't need to be at McMuffins' level of skill. With enough resources and preparation anyone can beat endgame content.
3.2.4 on repeat.
Level up, arena, EQ, Hero use.
Level up easiest to get 1-10%.
Herc against everything that ain’t purple
Do some research before you do some hard content. MCOC Noob and MCOCguideBlog for example. Read the nodes before you do difficult fights.
Join an alliance and get those sweet, sweet AW and AQ rewards. Don’t need to be MVP or join a high tier one, just one that you are comfortable with.
Do some arena or do a lot of arenas, as needed.
Do monthly event quests and side quests as they are available for a limited amount of time.
Don’t let your overflow items expire, sell them for gold.
I started 13 months ago and now I am Thronebreaker, in case you are wondering.
I was happy to be uncollected, excited to become cavalier and probably just relieved to survive the grandmaster. Have to say my skill gap was horribly exposed by him…