**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Comments
Idk man, Iron Man was frustrating. He just plays so defensively
This should do.
I got lucky and beat that challenge.(I also 100% rounds 1-3)
I agree that it's not for every one. I also agree that there are things out there for the intermediate players.
I do not agree that this photo shows the quests can be beaten by medium rosters. A 4/4/40 OR 4/5/50 DUPED Karnak is not a champ i think somebody with an intermediate roster would have.
I am an intermediate player and have 177 champs, 33 are 4* champs, but only 3 are duped and 4 are at 4/40.
Unless I'm not considered having an intermediate roster yet.... I could finish the challenge only if I wanted to drop a bunch of units on health potions and revives.
You don't want a game, you want a past time. Virtually all games worth playing give the players who work at getting better at them significant advantages over other players. Basketball, Golf, Chess, Ping Pong, Marbles, Space Invaders, Fantasy Football, honestly I'm coming up blank on a game that doesn't have this property. Heck, Farmville takes almost no skill and people complain that "game" takes up too much time and energy AND money.
There is literally no minimum amount of time, money, or skill that this game requires. You could literally play it for five minutes a day if you want to. You'll just progress slower, but even at *that* level of play you'd probably have your first 5* champion in less time than it took me to get mine if you had started six months ago just from calendar rewards.
The problem is not that the game demands too much. The problem is you demand too much out of yourself, your time, and your skills. It is your own ego that demands more than your body can deliver. Take your ego out of the equation, stop comparing yourself to others, play just for fun, and the game is perfectly fine.
I disagree with you friend. There is no ego problem, what happens, I do not know if I can express myself, is that, I have good heroes, it took me a long time to get them and make them strong, I invested my time in the game. Would not it be reasonable for the Kabam to perform missions that my heroes could get through? But that does not happen. I go on a daily mission with a lot of different teams and sometimes I do not go from the 4th or 5th opponents! It would still have to go through another 10 to get to the final boss.
Who gives me the mission is the kabam, who gave me the heroes and the possibilities to make them stronger was also the kabam, and then she puts missions that I can not go through with the heroes she gave me.
Is not that frustrating?
Have 460k of evaluation, multiple heroes of 4 and 5 stars and do not pass in cap2 of act 5, do not complete the Jordan mission, etc. This daily mission is a disrespect to anyone who has spent as much time playing as I do. Do not we have the right to change the team?
Everything forces you to spend and spend. Spend time and money, lots of money, or you do not go through the simple missions they create. And in the end, I lost time and I gained anger and frustration.
Only you can answer that question. But if you feel you are not getting enough return on your effort, then perhaps that is because this is not the right game for you. There are lots of examples of players accomplishing more than you seem to be able to do, with less resources than you seem to have available to you. No game can accommodate every level of skill and effort. If it were to change to accommodate you, it would just become boring and worthless to play for someone else.
Whether the game is difficult enough or too difficult, easy enough to progress in or too difficult to progress in, is somewhat subjective. But it is not completely arbitrary either. The progressional rate and difficulty curve MCOC targets appears to be attractive enough to enough players to be a very successful game. You can advocate for that difficulty target to be lower, but I think you won't be in a sufficiently large majority to prompt Kabam to change the game.
And as to ego, what is obviously frustrating you is there are things you currently cannot achieve in the game that you feel is necessary to achieve to enjoy the game. That is entirely your choice, No one tells you what you have to achieve. If your goals matched your capabilities, you wouldn't be as frustrated. A little frustration is good for most players: it drives them to do better. But when it becomes problematic, that's usually because the player is unwilling to lower their expectations. That's basically ego.