The Dark Side of Boosted Accounts | Marvel Strike Force
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
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Most of the complaints about the boosting are from people who don't understand the issue. It's not a question of what you have at what level, it's what you have after the number of days played. You might not have as much when you hit level 90, but you will have more at 100 days, more at 200 days,...
As for completing the content, it's a skill issue. You have to actually look at the upcoming content and build accordingly. If you try to build a wide roster too early then you will struggle with content that requires specific characters/tags, but that's hero collector 101. As you work out how to play the game better you will struggle less with this. Building up the right toons for the content at the right time you can avoid these problems, without suffering the fantasy shortages, and without needing to spend.
As for all the slap in the face nonsense, give your head a wobble. They made things massively better for new players. Old timers still have a benefit of their accumulated days, it's just marginally less extreme.
Your first point, I can see that players will have more characters and access to game modes by day 100 or 200 ect. The problem is the lack of resources that players are earning. There is just not enough to level up, gear up, and ability upgrade the teams you need in your first few months of playing. Your second point is "skill issue". While I do believe that this can occur, I do not believe my progress coming to a halt is because of this. Like I have stated before its the lack of resources. I do not have enough gold, gear, or ability materials to upgrade the necessary teams to complete the new content I unlock. As for your insult, I'm sure you are smart enough to know that is beneath you. I also never said the new player experience was bad, just the way they implemented the new xp system. Thank you for your feedback though.
@@SuperHeroGamer93 They will have more resources than they would have had without the boosting. The mistake is people seem to think that they are being shortchanged because they hit level 90 and don't have everything they want built up. This is flawed, because The point of the change is to get people progressing faster. Levels are pretty arbitrary. It doesn't matter that you have less built when you hit level 90 than somebody who played the game for three years to reach that, the point is that you will have more after 100 days, more after 200 days, and a lot more after 3 years than that player.
You say that you don't have the resources for the content that you unlock, but you do. I am doing this now, am well past level 90, and had no issues completing the content. You get enough resources to do it, but unless you want to spend lots of money (which is not advisable) you have to use them wisely. I'm sorry if you found it insulting to have that pointed out to you, but it is the central skill required for the game, and once you acquire it you will have fewer problems.
The truth is, it sucks! I just hit lvl 85, wooooh! Oh wait, I can't keep my characters up to level. I'm unlocking content and new challenges, and I can't participate due to underdeveloped characters... Fkn Garbage!
Edit: And you just said all of this, so you get it. It really sucka.
Exactly right!
Skill issue. You need to target build the correct characters the correct amount. They can give you the opportunity, but not good judgement.
Please do not discredit someone's opinion about the game. If they think the new system sucks then they think the new system sucks. While you are correct about building the correct characters to the correct amount, not everyone has the correct characters or the resources to do so. So saying "skill issue" is a bad argument.
@@SuperHeroGamer93 Building the wrong characters or over/underbuilding the correct characters is poor judgement, so it is a skill issue.
Everyone is entitled to believe that the game sucks because they have a skill deficiency, but that doesn't make pointing that out a bad argument, it makes it an argument that you prefer not to hear.