5 year Anniversary events, how would you rate it?
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A-GreatWontonz said:I was having a great time until the devs showed their true colors with the 200hp + Dino cover slap in the face 'compensation'."Showed their true colours" as if the bug was not a bug at all and entirely intentional to screw players over.Come on, I know you're angry, but with hundreds of thousands of players in this game I doubt they have a way to charts and compensate every person for what they would have gained in the vault had it not reset.3
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B-Above AverageI would go for A, but I'll settle for B because I had internet problems and couldn't enjoy this anniversary properly. I'm bitter.0
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B-Above AverageI agree that if the Anniversary season were the norm, instead of the same-old same-old we usually get, then this game would be a lot more fun.1
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C-AverageThe best part was the double iso, but it's only because they've made it once a year level of rare.0
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D-Below AverageDragon_Nexus said:Wontonz said:I was having a great time until the devs showed their true colors with the 200hp + Dino cover slap in the face 'compensation'."Showed their true colours" as if the bug was not a bug at all and entirely intentional to screw players over.Come on, I know you're angry, but with hundreds of thousands of players in this game I doubt they have a way to charts and compensate every person for what they would have gained in the vault had it not reset.2
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C-AverageThis anniversary didn't bring anything to the table we haven't already seen in anniversary celebrations. The best things were a (generous) new alliance event and double ISO, but neither of those things are new to anniversaries.
I didn't like Taskmaster and Cable being pushed as 'exciting new' releases. Big deal, they were just following the normal 2-week release schedule. The fact that both are 'fan favorites' was diminished by the fact that Taskmaster is limited and immediately neutered as a non-essential, unnecessary character that most of us will rarely use. If Cable had been a simultaneous 3-star/5-star release, that would have been more special.
The Fan Favorites vault was a nice way to give out some tokens, but again nothing out of the norm for anniversaries. The Cable vault, however, was a letdown since the other two 5-stars (Archangel, Gambit) are hardly desirable.
All in all, very average compared to the past. Which is fine. I didn't expect anything more, I thought the rewards throughout were very generous.2 -
A-GreatDormammu said:If Cable had been a simultaneous 3-star/5-star release, that would have been more special.
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B-Above AverageI gave it an Above Average. I don't PvP, so can't comment on the Anniversary Season, but I liked the new Places of Power. I would have given an A except PoP was poorly communicated (the given directions were misleading as if we could divide-up to get all rewards, when really that wasn't possible at all, and the best that could be done was splitting the alliance in half and aiming for the two big prizes, ignoring the little and med prizes) and there wasn't much special about the gameplay itself (no new villains, puzzles, or extra rewarding boss fight).
Additional criticism: I'll never play Taskmaster or Cable because it'll take too long to cover/level them. The former is Limited, the latter is a 5*. Which gives me sad feels. Then the complete lack of Anniversary Support for Supports. Sure some new ones came out, but they're still just as impossible to actually get; more so since you've only further diluted the pool without increasing the flow.
Still, most importantly: I loved the double-ISO, all the CP I got, and Non-Competitive PvE, so take your B and aim for an A next year.
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C-AverageJaedenkaal said:Dormammu said:If Cable had been a simultaneous 3-star/5-star release, that would have been more special.1
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B-Above AverageI think Strange was the only one of the 3/5* releases that was great. The rest you could do without.1
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C-AverageNick441234 said:I think Strange was the only one of the 3/5* releases that was great. The rest you could do without.0
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C-AverageNick441234 said:I think Strange was the only one of the 3/5* releases that was great. The rest you could do without.0
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C-AverageMy short and sweet review:
I like the vault, got lots of good covers out of it. Not a fan of the new event and I wish they addressed dilution and character rebalances.0 -
B-Above AverageVins2 said:Nick441234 said:I think Strange was the only one of the 3/5* releases that was great. The rest you could do without.
Suppose not mentioning them furthers your point.
Maybe some players in 3-Star land might find a use for them, but pretty much every 3-Star version of a higher character (don't forget the forgettable 3-Star Elektra...) is low tier, with the obvious exception of Dr. Strange.
Maybe it's also because there's so many better options to choose from?0 -
C-AverageI think Electra is a damn good 3-star (edit: though she wasn't a 3/5 release). Starlord, too. Hawkeye is amazing. Thanos and Strange are essential. Gambit was amazing(ly broken) before his nerf. As far as I'm concerned, the multi 3/5 releases have all been pretty good with the one exception being Angel.
Cable has some pretty neat mechanics that would be unique at the 3-star tier and I think that would have been a fun way to celebrate the anniversary, allowing more than just 5-star players to have something new - especially for a character as popular as Cable.5 -
A-GreatDormammu said:I think Electra is a damn good 3-star (edit: though she wasn't a 3/5 release). Starlord, too. Hawkeye is amazing. Thanos and Strange are essential. Gambit was amazing(ly broken) before his nerf. As far as I'm concerned, the multi 3/5 releases have all been pretty good with the one exception being Angel.
Cable has some pretty neat mechanics that would be unique at the 3-star tier and I think that would have been a fun way to celebrate the anniversary, allowing more than just 5-star players to have something new - especially for a character as popular as Cable.
I like the idea of some characters only being available at the 5* tier to make them special (we have plenty, Surfer, Bolt, Goblin, Jessica Jones, Kitty, now Cable), but having some as 3/5's so more people get to use the character (which is exactly what happened with the first 3/5, with Doctor Strange) is nice too, and I agree that having Cable as a 3/5 so that another tier of players gets a new character for Anniversary wouldn't have been a bad idea at all. Wouldn't be a bad general policy for the 5* that comes out around Anniversary to maximize the number of people that get to enjoy something new and shiny.0 -
A-GreatI enjoyed it - mainly because I could play at my own pace, and I got double iso for two weeks, which was great for my roster. Time crunching in pve is my single biggest complaint about MPQ and Places of Power gave me a much needed break. Hopefully the devs took notice and will make a permanent fix in story events.
But yeah, I finished champing all my champ-able 4*s and leveled up a 5*. I got a ton of HP for vaults, and I got a few covers for Cable and Taskmaster. I'm happy with that.0 -
I think delaying the “end game” (which to me is both the 4 and 5* tiers) for new players by releasing more 3* is actually bad for business. Saying, “3* players would like something new and shiny to chase” is actually false because as you transition ALL characters are new and shiny to you even if they are old hat to veterans. So it makes since they cut off the tap at some point as the game now mainly focuses on 4s (with 5s being that extra level that the hardcore players make it to). Another 3* character means a roster slot for new players that can’t afford them and for vets, a character they’ll likely never use. If you want to release another 3, then they have to have a unique enough power set that they provide utility for higher level rosters ala Strange or Thanos (Cable isn’t that).
However, if they were to do another 3/5 despite all I wrote I would appreciate it during anniversary when the iso is flowing. An extra benchwarmer is much less annoying when given the iso to level them.0 -
This is my first anniversary celebration, so have nothing to compare to.
The good:
1) lots of Anniversary Vault Tokens. Any players can easily clear out 70% of the vault if they play every day.
2) got all 4500 HP = 4 roster slots = ~$30 worth
3) New Alliance events. 24 hours event. No placement = no rush. You can test out all the teams that you wanted to try. I don't get the displeasure for the "lack of information". I think the devs want the players to explore and work things out. I guess that's why they made it a 24 hour refresh event, instead of the usual 8 hours.
4) Generous Iso-8
I miss the infographics that they used to showcase in past anniversaries. I thought it's interesting.
What could be better:
1) Free Beginner and Advanced Support Tokens (3/1 or 5/3 tokens respectively)
2) New story events with new enemies.
3) new tile type.
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B-Above AverageDormammu said:Nick441234 said:I think Strange was the only one of the 3/5* releases that was great. The rest you could do without.0
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