My Optimal Arishem Deck 24 hours Later | Marvel SNAP Deck Highlight & Gameplay 

Maybe we can get rid of enchantress later once arishem's week stop and less ppl run darkhawk for the sole purpose of countering arishem

A few of those cards are pool 1/2 💀

@@chozo914 And your point is?

I ran the numbers over here, but the tl/dr is that increasing tokens / stuff you get that much means that existing people who didn't take breaks start getting basically everything for free on release day. Deep breakdown: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Nyt3i81PZrs.html

@@JeffHoogland interesting! Let's give this a view then. Thanks for the reply man, willing to hear if I'm off-base!

If you're missing Nocturne and Legion you'll want some other ways to mitigate location variance. Storm, Witch or Snowguard are fine options.

Just another tech card in the 2-3 slot, so Rogue or something of that sort. Since this is just Sera Tech with Arishem in it.

Apologies I read that as Nocturn at a glance. Best Namora replacement is something else that provides stats. Ms Marvel or Klaw.

Increase cost of the premium season pass to like $30 and give the option to unlock a card series 5 card from the last 3 months

The new player experience is worse than the returning player. Face only bots to infinite and then wait almost half a year to have an optimal deck with all necessary season 5 cards for said arcatype. Also tuning cards to be overpowered so you waste resources on it only for it to catch a nerf to the shadow realm is gross for both new current and returning players

The first suggestion here literally means you get every card on release for free. It isn't sustainable and the game dies like Runeterra or Gwent.

@@Mdash37 I don't think SD ever intentionally releases a card or buffs it to the moon to make you spend resources just to nerf it into the ground. If a card gets nerfed, it's because it's overperforming for it's cost or it's a meta defining problem. And even then they go back on nerfs if the they think the game is in a healthy state to do so, i.e. Werewolf going back to 3 cost, Angela getting her +2 back until recently but her change was maybe more of a side grade. Both of which were problem cards/overperforming at some point and got nerfed. That's typically how SD handles nerfing things.

​@JeffHoogland I appreciate the reply and love your content. I was an lor competively ranked player that picked up snap in February after they aborted their entire comp scene. But if you think dropping a couple extra cards to series 4 or 3 and changing the requirements from 7200 CL for a single series 5 card to 2880CL is going to make it anywhere close to how free to play LOR was you were clearly never an LOR main. I want to be collection complete I learn decks by playing with them. SNAP is a thousand dollar investment as a new player to just be collection relevant. Also the main problem with LOR wasn't card acquisition entirely. The product was mishandled for a long time. They should've sold packs and slowly released content like snap instead of dumping 50 cards every 3 months and then doing nothing to keep it fresh in between. Arishem is clearly a W since half my deck is random and its more about adaptability and skill vs having a perfect 12 card deck

It's both.

Wait... Oh god you're so right

Same. Also missing legion and Namora lol.

Use Klaw

Rhino, Quake, and Legion? Wow, you must really hate locations 😂

Predictable series drops means that most people don't get cards on release and always wait for downgrades. It was one of the biggest issues with the old system. People didn't engage with it.

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Never spend keys if you aren't willing to spend to get the 4th.

You got a week to try to get that 4th key. Do all your daily’s

Yea trying to grind collection lvs rn

​@@gxbo_4053Grinding implies you're already doing this, but refresh your missions with gold, if you have enough to make a difference.