KGB said: DAZ0273 said: He is a free meat shield for 2* & 3* players and probably outperforms even boosted champed 2's for damage, so from that perspective they are probably quite happy. The only real question is what is happening to their MMR? If everybody has at least a 368 character are there any wider effects to who they are being matched against or is it just business as usual? MMR only takes into account your roster, not the loaner character. It shouldn't be affecting MMR at all.KGB
DAZ0273 said: He is a free meat shield for 2* & 3* players and probably outperforms even boosted champed 2's for damage, so from that perspective they are probably quite happy. The only real question is what is happening to their MMR? If everybody has at least a 368 character are there any wider effects to who they are being matched against or is it just business as usual?
Vhailorx said: KGB said: DAZ0273 said: He is a free meat shield for 2* & 3* players and probably outperforms even boosted champed 2's for damage, so from that perspective they are probably quite happy. The only real question is what is happening to their MMR? If everybody has at least a 368 character are there any wider effects to who they are being matched against or is it just business as usual? MMR only takes into account your roster, not the loaner character. It shouldn't be affecting MMR at all.KGB Do we know this is true? Before this event we have never had a loaner above level 200, so would we even have known if the loaners had any effect on mmr for lower rosters? I would like to hear some feedback from 3* and early 4* rosters about their experience in this event.
DAZ0273 said: AMAZING cover choice for Havok guys, well done!
RickOShay said: Havok is now in the Latest Legendary store!I'll be interested to hear from those who get him leveled up, or Champed even. Good luck!I was fortunate enough to get him champed and he's fun. He works against Beta Ray Bill but you have to be careful. As mentioned, Havok's green destroys enemy specials instead of simply removing them, so Bill will generate blue and green when you do this. Be sure to hit Bill with red first, then try to play green only when it will be a KO (or blue of course if you have the swap-AP on hand). Havok can hit hard, but the AP-transfer required on his Blue is a bit of a task. I prefer to prioritize blue AP, and try to quickly gather 3 green and 6 red. That way, you can play blue by spending the 3 green to get up to 9 red and have his Red ready to fire off asap. Then, play his red when there is a blue match available on the board, hoping to gather those charged tiles on your next match. This starts the cycle back to then spend 3 newly gathered red to build up toward his green. Sounds like a lot but it flows well so far. I'd much prefer Havok's green to cost 10 AP, not 12. It can be a nice AoE, but for maximum damage the enemy needs 3 enemy specials out. Otherwise it doesn't hit hard for a cost of 12.Thor fuels him nicely, and so would Bishop (but I'm not going to stoop to that level very often).