What do you think “Proper MCoC growth” is?

By my definition it’s to explore a new piece of content when ready for the challenge. I want to hear what other players definition of “Proper MCoC growth” means to them.

Comments

Rookiie

A good understanding of your opponents' moveset, a healthy skill set and a varied roster. And constant improvement of each.

winterthur

Reach level 40 to access some content and reach level 60 to access some other content.

Seriously, what are you trying to find out?

Mr_Platypus

Growing all areas of your account at a relatively equal pace.
This means earning all your mastery points, unlocking and using a strong mastery set up (not just running around with 9 points in strength and greater strength).
But also working on expanding your roster so that you have a wide pool of champions at a relevant level to you to pick from for when your main champ can’t clear something.
And imo, rushing cavalier because you got a 5* corvus is skipping a ton of proper progression in terms of masteries, building roster depth and potentially skills too as he can steamroll so easily.

Mephisto

Removing 2* from PHC and 3* from Cavalier crystal

TimeGenesis

MCoC growth for me is two ways: for the player and the game

1. the player grows in roster and skill

2. the game grows to match the player base along with time (rewards, challenges, content, etc..)

The latter seems a bit lacking imo

M1k0rin

For me,

1) player understand what kind of his/her personal playstyle and what kind of champ that suitable with their own playstyle.
(For example: some people love using spidey stark so they make him as their top champ
but
other people find spidey stark isnt suitable with their Playstyle, so they wont rank him up too high)

2) know how to work properly in alliance team (like manner, clear their responsibility and not burden other member)

Hammerbro_64

Considering it is constantly getting easier to progress as a new player, there really isn’t a specific benchmark for “good progress”, but like, if you have 4/55s before being uncollected you may be doing it wrong.