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Incroyable.

I concur 👍

They should also explain priority to people and make it obvious who will flip first. I know how it works, but it isn’t obvious for new people. It’s a crucial part of the game too.

@@FindTheTruthBeforeTheEnd I could be wrong but I think it is brought up in the tutorial? 🤔 Either way, managing that priority is definitely a skill that needs to be grown as the game is played, for sure. Gotta know whether the deck wants to be in or out of priority and figure out how to play to that while also being able to drop enough power across lanes to win.

@@TimbrrWolfe it doesnt. i honestly dont know how it works. would love if someone would explain it

@@jessieornot6121The visual tell is a glow around a person's name when you're going to make your move for the turn. If that glow is around a person's name, their cards are flipping up first. It's determined the same way the game winner is determined. Who has more power at more locations, or who has the most power overall, if there's a tie at a location. Exceptions being Ghost, who makes it so whoever played her always has cards flip up last (though she sees virtually no play) and Invisible Woman, who doesn't mess with priority so much as hide cards until the game is played out, at which point they flip over and take their effects for the final results. It's a little unintuitive but basically cards behind her or Dark Dimension are always the last to flip up. But yeah just watch the names in the upper corners of the screen. If your name has a glowing outline, your cards play first. If your opponent's name has it, theirs go first.

@@TimbrrWolfe thanks so much! the game explains the glowing names, but only as like a 'daily tip' thing, and I had no idea how it was determined, thought it was random til I saw a video a few days ago where regis was like 'so we get priority'

Oh this one actually is a variant coming to the game, not a "Regis Thumbnail Creation", in case that wasn't clear. I'm not sure when, but stay tuned!

@@RegisKillbin Woah, you are right; I am looking forward to it. I don't know how I missed it.

The relatability here is absolutely pinnacle 😭😭😭

dang rly? i opened my first spotlight cache ever last week and got, you guessed it, thanos

Shuri-taskmaster is a similar concept, but easier to consistently achieve, if you want to give that a try.

how is priority decided?

@@jessieornot6121 priority is random on turn one and awarded to the player winning the most locations after each turn. If each player is winning exactly one lane after a turn, the tiebreaker is total power played. If still tied, assignment of priority is random.

It's a little unfortunate to say, but I actually agree that hitting infinite is nothing special. In my opinion it is actually a lot more so a byproduct of how much you're willing to play than how good you actually are at the game. The longer you're willing to play the likelihood of you hitting a hot streak goes up significantly

@KaokashinPlays you have the right to your opinion, but I think your wrong. By your assumption everyone will hit infinite eventually if they play enough. Btw my brother inlaw plays way more than I do a longer sessions and he has never gotten to infinite. If you think he is a bad player that's your prerogative. Just showing you that getting to infinite does have meaning to people, just not to people who has always gotten to infinite.

Saying it’s easy to hit infinite is pretty subjective. I started playing in April and just started hitting infinite 2 seasons ago. It highly depends on time investment but also on your region and what time you play at. I see people playing nearly 50% of their games against bots on stream sometimes and sure, then it’s pretty easy. There are also people who only meet a bot every 30 games or so. I‘m always baffled by the ammount of bot games some people get. So yeah, maybe we should stop belittling other people‘s accomplishments. For some hitting infinite is a rough climb through sweaty meta decks and thus a big accomplishment. Congratz to everyone who reaches their personal goal during the season, whatever it may be. :)

I think Armor is just rage against shang chu

Submit em!

@@RegisKillbin5 minutes ago! What’s up 😊

Same

Im not trying to be mean whatsoever, but none of those are really good decks in the current landscape of snap my friend :(

​@@rezzytheskyguyc3 has shadow king (counter Elsa), cosmo and armor (counter alioth). It is not meta, but you can climb with it

@@rezzytheskyguy tbh that make me feel better then lol

At Infinite over the last 30 days, Untapped has him in 4.6% of decks, so 1/20 games. The rise of tempo decks with a ton of mid sized cards around 5 power made him fall off a ton. And Shuri decks, which he'd normally counter well, run just enough Armor that Shadow King often answers them better.

Yeah @Regis is right 100% just the fact the meta leaned toward a tempo flood not really wanting a 4 cost as we just got more temp/tech cards that just take up his spot unfortunately! It’s quite interesting that we will run into this predicament more often as we add more cards, but only having 12 slots for a deck ones bound to cut and rn it’s just where people are leaning toward 🤙🏽👻 Hope your climb goes well man!

All locations reactivate at the end of the game, no? So Nexus would distribute the power to the other locations again? Asking just to make sure.

​@startwins9118 this is correct -- for score calculations, all locations are reenabled, so a disabled nexus, nidavellir, etc will be back on before the game decides who has won or lost.

That's objectively not true.

Haha, well, it's not exactly clickbait if it's driving people away from the video. Clickhate maybe, haha. It's a tough one, because in my opinion, this is not a series for people who have a hard time with tough love and self critique. I think I'm okay if the title scares people away, because it's probably just not the right video for them if it does. It's sorta like the slightly antagonistic title is a filter of sorts, if that makes sense.