Second Dinner detailed some of the upcoming changes to Series Drops and how card acquisition will change, starting with today's patch, in a new message on the game's official Discord server.
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Marvel Snap is changing the way cards are acquired once more, and it appears that getting access to weak new cards will soon be simpler, and getting the new cards that players want is more challenging. Second Dinner detailed some of the upcoming changes to Series Drops and how card acquisition will change, starting with today’s patch, in a new message on the game’s official Discord server.
Having “flexible” Series Drops and releases is part of the strategy to make new cards available to players more frequently. If you need more information about To get the best new cards, Marvel Snap has just made it more difficult, then read carefully, and don’t forget to share with your friends.
We’ve seen a lot of questions and feedback about how we introduce new cards to Marvel Snap,” Second Dinner said. “With our next patch on the horizon, we’d like to share some updates about our plans to improve how you acquire new cards. Our goal over the next few months is to find ways for more people to get the chance to play with new cards, more often.”
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All new cards were previously released into Series 5, which required players to either purchase them with 6,000 Collector’s Tokens or have a complete collection to obtain them from Collector’s Reserves. Some cards, including two next month, will now be released immediately into Series Four.
“Our goal is to make all new card releases feel exciting, accessible, and impactful in Marvel Snap,” Second Dinner said. “In our future seasons, we’ll be experimenting with releasing some cards directly to Series Four – starting with two cards released to Series Four in June. We believe releasing some cards at lower Token costs will increase accessibility and excitement for new cards released each week. We’ll be listening to your feedback to find the right balance between Series Five versus Series Four card releases.”
“Going forward, we’re going to exercise more flexibility in what cards drop series and when,” Second Dinner said. “Sometimes this means preserving the Series of a card, as is the case with Thanos and Galactus. Other times this means we may drop a card from Series Five to Series Three because we simply want more people to experiment with it. We may even skip a monthly series drop entirely when the meta looks fun and healthy. These decisions will be made on a card-by-card basis based on data and player feedback instead of applying a blanket rule to all cards.”
However, there are a lot of changes happening in the world of series drops, and they might not all be for the better. Cards have been scheduled to release into Series Five as of late, then drop into Series Four a few months later, and then from Series Four to Three a few more months after that.
The fact that “not all cards are created equally appealing to players” means that some cards may move from Series Five to Series Three right away, while others may stay in Series Five or even Four for an arbitrary period of time. With this month’s Series Drop, the standard has been set. Sentry, Silver Surfer, Dazzler, Shadow King, Sauron, and Ghost are just a few of the Series Four cards that were promoted to Series Three.
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