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Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. Change language. Install Steam. Store Page. Marvel Puzzle Quest Store Page. Hi everyone. It's about 60hrs playing and I still don't have a good 4 and 5 star heroes. I have some 4 stars but I don't get covers for them to upgrade them.
I don't know how the collecting covers working. I just earn lots of 1 and 2 star covers but not 4 or 5 stars. How can I get them? And how can I get more covers for my current heroes to upgrade? Showing 1 - 15 of 36 comments. Wether which cover you get is random. Originally posted by Zetarad :. Look at the rewards you can get beforehand. It also depends on wich clearance level you're playing which is account level based. I also don't recommend getting the 25 command point packs, since they only feature the newer characters which will go to the 20 pack after a few months.
Spending your points on the 20 pack is the best choice early game if you ask me. If you don't have a roster slot available, you either have to get rid of a character you already have, or throw away the new character.
That's 10 HP per. If you play events, whether PvE or PvP, you'll be earning tokens. It won't do you any good to get whatever characters if you can't even roster them. I'm not explaining in detail, but briefly - a lot of non-character enemies build up AP and fire powers on their own without matching tiles.
Strange punishes that. Even then Strange's blue can stun and damage and targeted AP drain so he's not bad there. But if you're really fighting up the curve then you want something like recurring damage per AP and healing. Some other PvE involves enemies that generate special tiles from passives.
Strange doesn't punish passives, and Iron Man's recharge tiles and Captain America's tiles can get destroyed by passive special effects - such as from Sentry bots. Scarlet Witch offers green board control and a passive board shakeup and a team damage that doesn't do much but also randomly stuns an enemy for five turns, which ends up being very useful. There's a lot of ranking guides out there that are like, whatever.
Which is true. Get it? The fact is - what you should optimally do depends on: A Your spending. If you hit a wall, do you want to buy your way past that wall? B Your preference for building to earn rewards minimizing time and resources spent, or just collecting characters for fun.
C Your play style do you play all the time? D Your social preferences insofar as your alliance goes. Look okay, if you are playing regularly and know what you're doing, you should be able to break into a top PvE alliance REAL quick, like almost immediately.
But if you don't mention what your play style or personal preferences are, whoever's going to be able to give you advice? Ask around ahead of time, let someone else be "that guy". Thank you so much for your answer, aardvarkpepper. I really appreciate it. This is exactly my answer. I just want to have fun in the game and have a good, clean and powerful roster. I'm kind of free player. I just bough the new recruit pack DLC. So, I don't have to much HP and slot. But I think that will be enough for start Well, after reading all of your posts.
Some question comes into my mind. Dude, this game is so complicated! Your comments was so helpful but this game is complcated and it needs so much time to learn it! So, I have no problem doing all events and missions. That's why I realized I made a mistake somewhere So, if this is your roster, what is your decision?
Thank you so much. I'm working on a character ranking list, and though it's still work-in-progress, here's part of the list. A1 Doctor Strange Stephen Strange - punishes enemies that fire active powers. Best in PvE, for enemies that fire powers that don't have an immediate effect. They don't hit immediately, but Doctor Strange hits them immediately when they fire, it adds up.
Marvel "KK" - go to for attrition battles in which you need to generate temporary hit points B4 Captain America Super Soldier - the other go to for attrition battles in which you need to keep firing powers over and over again each time activating Kamala Khan C5 Scarlet Witch Wanda Maximoff "SWitch" - Low team damage but that gives a 5-turn stun, though it's random it's great. Targeted green board control if green's put at 5 covers.
Shakes up board with a passive that often generates criticals and generates purple AP. C6 Thanos Modern. You need them. C8 Hawkeye Hawkguy - if Doctor Strange isn't working, usually this guy works out well; he gets AP off enemy special tiles and has true regeneration off his black power. Against harder opponents he can build up purple then unleash loads of damage after he has his black requirement. D11 The Hood Classic - horribly fragile, and expensive mostly crap powers.
However he teams with Kamala Khan and Captain America for AP denial and to fill in yellow and black powers for a fairly decent overall attrition team. Sometimes you just want it.
This is important in some matchups especially against alliance bosses. Even not against alliance bosses, his red and blue can be pretty nasty. E15 Rocket and Groot Most Wanted - burst regenerator. A couple big pistol shots and Daken dies, same for Wolverine. Rocket and Groot need yellow tiles to regenerate, but if you set up or save a match, they can take a big hit, then be ready for another big hit next round.
Mostly you don't want to be eating damage to the face but sometimes it's just going to happen and you need to have a backup plan and here it is. Also works as a third character with Thanos, not that blue-green is particularly complementary, but Thanos hurts your own team as well, and slow regenerators may not be able to handle that too well. After that, well, pretty much whatever. Know what specific characters you want to get ahead of time.
Last edited by aardvarkpepper ; 28 Aug, pm. Handoiron View Profile View Posts. Unless you want to spend alot of money, MPQ is a long term goal type of game. Tokens and command points don't rot but covers do so if you don't have an open roster slot to put a cover in, it'll disappear. If you hadn't claimed the token that gave you that cover, it'd still be available when you opened your next roster slot. Your goal is to maximize your event rewards for the event level you can run AND to increase your roster power so you can run higher level events to get even better rewards.
It usually takes 2 of the required heroes to make sure you get all of the progression rewards for an event and also increase your chances at a decent placement range. Then compare that time frame to attain those hero points to how much your roster slots cost. Remember roster slot cost increases to HP each. Last edited by Handoiron ; 28 Aug, pm.
As I wrote earlier, Originally posted by Handoiron :. Last edited by aardvarkpepper ; 29 Aug, am. Factually incorrect. You will note I am repeatedly contradicting Handoiron.
Does Handoiron's advice have any validity at all? If you're very slow to finish, or if you undergo lengthy interruptions of multiple hours in length, if you're really not playing much of the game at all, THEN you might want to follow Handoiron's advice.
But where in his advice does he state there are conditionals about when you should do one thing as opposed to doing another? There are threads earlier in this forum in which I have repeatedly demonstrated that Handoiron's advice is factually incorrect. When asked specific questions, Handoiron waffles and evades, because he simply doesn't know, or doesn't care, about the details.
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