Basically what Marvel heroes does and they seem to be doing pretty well (though I haven't played it in awhile).
Marvel heroes doesn't have a ladder system though. And they are losing a lot of steam really fast since they can't release any fun new content. Everything new they've done is garbage lately.
Same thing Deathwing said in game. Which isn't bad advice, except I'm trying to figure out how to spend my mats. I did get to grift 50 tonight with a few tweaks based on his suggestions but it's a slog and not very interesting. Which makes me think I'd prefer the HOTA build.
Hey Vorph, I think my question got lost in the debate about p2w stuff and double cache.... Can you take a look at mine and offer any suggestions? Thanks.
Not a crusader specialist but from a quick glance, your weapon is obviously not ancient and not gifted, you don't have holy % and crit dmg on the amulet so it's pretty bad other than the good passive, no vit roll on bracers, pretty sure a vit roll on the belt would give you more health than a % health(though that might not be true, you could check with another random belt with vit though to compare), pretty sure an AR roll is better than elite dmg reduction on chest since it applies to everything even the elite affixes that aren't reduced by elite dmg reduction like stupid arcane sentries, helm could use a blessed hammer roll instead of vit(which is why the bracers need vit), AR is better than armor in general for STR based class for the legs and you should probably socket full str there too and your unity could use crit dmg instead of crit chance possibly, not sure which is better due to the law. Oh and shield could use hammer % also instead of area damage.
Johanna is a rare flail iirc so it's a bitch to get an ancient one via upgrade rare, definitely try to reroll legendary once you get a normal one rather than spamming upgrades. Could probably use an ancient random weapon and cube johanna though, with stricken I don't know how good Furnace is, especially if you're not doing 50+ already(and since your gems are still 30, I guess that's not the case).
Ramaladni's Gift. Allows you to add a socket to a weapon. You always want an ancient weapon with no socket, so if you get one that is socketed, roll the socket off into another stat at the Enchanter and then use a Ramaladni's gift to socket it again.
Yep being forced to grind unfun content for super rare drops didn't really hold my attention. I actually liked MH better when the end-game setup was basically full uniques with a few cosmics here and there and some any-where droppable artifacts. They went down a bad road (for me, personally) adding items like Hand of Doom. I also don't care for the 52 reworks since I really despise short cooldown abilities. WoW does the same shit and I find playing WoW managing 100 30 second cooldowns super tedious.
You could probably have said that you expect substantially more/better content additions alongside a paid season pass in the first post about it, or if you did then made it clearer. I'd pay for DLC that seems to be worth the money (like a class $10-20 as long as it's fun and original).
I actually hate microtransactions as well, but I also understand that continually supporting a game with zero sub cost with newer content comes at a cost. I mean, they could have just released RoS and called it a day. There is no reason to support players with seasons other than "<3 blizzard". Eventually it'll come to an end. I'd rather they come out with another expansion but thats a whole lot of content and work and as such time. I think people are basically saying "Hey I don't mind tossing you a few bucks occasionally as long as the content train keeps rolling forward and we see new things occasionally". Otherwise, it will eventually stop because there's no reason to devote time and money into something that makes you nothing. Blizzard eventually needs to monetize it, or else the seasons and contents will stop, and it will just turn into an "auto-leaderboard reset" every X days.
