**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.
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The only other thing I will say is the game is about skill and counters. If you got insane skill, you can do most anything with any champ. If you're average, you need to focus on counters. If you're taking up a champ and you haven't thought what does this counter, you should rethink that rankup unless you're overflowing with resources.
i only have 5 champs that are 3k
If you're taking unavoidable damage, that's one thing, but if you're taking block damage - stop! There's really not an easier way to say this. You can parry and attack (like I do, that's my preferred playstyle) but that involves taking chip damage. You can learn to intercept, instead and avoid damage altogether.
This game involves a lot of learning once you get past the first few acts. Learn champs, learn moves, learn abilities, learn strategies. If you don't enjoy learning, you won't enjoy this game, sorry.
Now, if you're interested in learning how to get better, go start posting in Strategies & Tips with what you got, and you will be surprised how helpful people will be to teach you.
Another thing - I haven't seen them, but fix your masteries. I been lvl 60 for years, pretty sure you could get it before starting act 5. Grind the stuff you probably only explored one time and grow your roster. I have a feeling you just blasted through most of the content until it starts getting too hard. But the thing is, that happens here ALL THE TIME. So, no one is going to sympathize with you. You have to do the things you "don't need" to get better.
Also, just so you know this game is a grinding game. If you don't enjoy that, then cut your losses now. You will have to grind for everything. A quick rundown of this game: Grind level 60 and get all your mastery points (too many people skipping this step imo). Play arena for units (and BC), and to learn about all the different champs. Work on saving pots/revives. Save 4 hr crystals (stackable). Attempt content and fail at it. Practice and overcome it. Use pots/revives/units saved to assist you along the way.
If the SQ content is too hard for you - don't do it. You said it has what you need. Have you tried looking under Special Quests and clicking on Road to the Labyrinth to do some of the content there? Have you gone under Back Issues and tried to do the classic versions? Pretty sure the answer is no because you'd have more at your disposal.
One last thing - you said team rating was 7500 - you chose Master level and complained, not beginner. "Beginner" is heroic, and has stuff you don't want, that's a team rating of 2300, and probably better built for you team, if you're using that as a guide. But don't say something is hard without effectively trying anything. Obviously, you lost a club when you got scrubbed. I can empathize with part, but it's because it has happened to all of us at one point in time. Thing is though, you can use that defeat as motivation to improve your skill level. Ultimately, it's a you problem, but if you need help, there's a bunch of people here willing!
not read the part where i said lowest difficulty
If you only have three four star champs and one 5* champ and they are not ranked up, you probably haven't been fully exploring monthly EQ yet (or at all). You should be spending your time there first: the difficulty relative to rewards in the monthly EQ is much lower. Side quests tend to take less time to complete but have higher difficulty: they are faster but harder, and you need to either ramp up your skill level or ramp up your roster for side quests to be a good place for rewards.