j’ai eu un truc du même genre avec 3 grosses cartes sorties au dernier tour…
mais pas souvenir d’un mister negative
d’ailleurs les cartes sont pas en negatif quand c’est comme ça ?
idem j’ai mis ça sur mon inattention ou ma méconnaissance de certaines cartes, j’aurais du prendre un screenshot
Si effectivement, elles devraient être en négatif.
Parfois ça doit buguer parce je ne vois pas toujours les cartes en neg chez l’adversaire ^^
C’est pas negatif c’est une inversion cout puissance. Donc iron man coute zero à poser pour 5 de puissance
Oui mais normalement la cartes est en colorimétrie négative dans ces cas-là
Les devs ont annoncé la nouvelle roadmap du jeu.
Dans les trucs qui arrivent bientôt:
MARVEL SNAP: What’s Next?
Hey, welcome to our first development roadmap update for 2023! We’ve been having a blast exploring the Savage Land, Quantum Realm, and time-traveling to the… Past? Future? We’re not sure. We’ve had some great seasons, launched a BUNCH of new Series 5 cards, balanced some metagames, and some of us even got to Infinite Rank. Whoa. But, we’re ready to talk about what’s next for MARVEL SNAP! 
Coming Soon
Items listed here are in the final phase of development, and these features are almost ready to release to players! We’re cleaning up, polishing art, and squashing bugs. Our Quality Assurance teams scrape over all the little details to ensure we have as smooth an experience for players as possible. Once features are “Coming Soon,” we can start to plan release dates, timelines and share some insight with players.
The team is hard at work putting the finishing touches on a few much-anticipated features:
What is Conquest?
Conquest takes the Battle Mode format you know and love from Friendly Battles to the next level! In Conquest, players will queue up against other players to face-off in Battle Mode to earn rewards. Winning a series of battles without a loss unlocks tickets to higher leagues against tougher opponents… culminating with Infinity league at the end of each season. Players will battle their way to the top to claim ultimate victory – and the best rewards.
When you queue up for a Conquest match, you’ll start by choosing which league to compete: Proving Grounds, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Vibranium, or Infinite. Proving Grounds is always available to play, but players need the corresponding ticket to access higher tiers. Tickets are earned by winning a league series in the previous tier - for example: winning your Silver series will earn you a Gold Ticket. Players win a league series by defeating three consecutive opponents.
In addition to Tickets for higher leagues, each victory grants Medals that can be used in the Conquest Shop to unlock exclusive rewards. There’s a brand new Conquest Shop every season with new cosmetics, including a seasonal exclusive variant that can only be unlocked in the Conquest Shop.
We think that Battle Mode is a super fun way to play MARVEL SNAP and Conquest lets you play Battle Mode whenever you want, against the best competition, for the best rewards! The team is actively developing Conquest and we ran our first company-wide playtest last week. We’re hoping to release Conquest in June!
Card Acquisition Improvements
Every new card released in MARVEL SNAP should be exciting and impactful. We want players to wonder how that card could unlock new possibilities for fun or to win matches–and be able to actually play out those dreams. We’ve heard your feedback that we’re not meeting these expectations right now. It’s time to change that! We’re increasing the rate that all players earn Tokens, including a huge boost for Series 3 players that brings them in-line with Series 4/5 players. These changes will give all players equal opportunities to unlock brand new cards for themselves–whether you’re in Series 3 or beyond.
More Tokens: We’re increasing the amount of Tokens earned on the Collection Level Track for all players who have not yet collected all Series 4 and Series 5 Cards. Starting at Collection Level 500 players will be able to earn between 200-600 tokens in Collector’s Caches and Collector’s Reserves regardless of whether they have completed Series 3 or not. This is an increase of 4X for players who have not yet completed Series 3! Once a Card Series is complete, caches that would have contained a card from that Series will now be replaced with 100 Tokens. All of these changes will result in more tokens for more people! 
Choose Your Card: Series 3 cards now have their own section in the Shop! Once per season players who haven’t completed Series 3 will be able to claim one free Series 3 card to help them fill out their favorite deck and take a step closer to completing their collection. Now you can save your tokens for Series 4 and 5 cards! You don’t need to wait long for these updates, both of these changes will be in our next patch!
Token Shop Revamp
Token Shop is an awesome way to target the cards you want most, but we think we can do it even better. We’re dividing the Token Shop into a few different sections that will allow players to target new and desirable cards faster. We’re also revamping the look and feel of the Token Shop so you can swipe through to see what’s new.
Weekly Spotlight: When a new Series 5 card is released, it will be immediately featured in its own section for its first week in MARVEL SNAP. Once you buy the Weekly Spotlight card, this section will be hidden until the next new card is released. If you want the newest cards at release, here’s what you’ve been waiting for!
Series 4 & Series 5: This section functions nearly the same as previously, but only features Series 4 and Series 5 cards. This section will feature a card you don’t own from all currently available Series 4/5 cards and rotates every 8 hours. Series 5 cards will be added to this section once they leave the Weekly Spotlight.
Ultimate Variants: Ultimate Variants are some of the most epic variants in the game. We felt they deserved their own section too! We’re moving Ultimate Variants out of the way of seeing Series 4 and 5 cards and into their own rotation for those of you who want to make your decks that much cooler.
We’re aiming for these changes to make our April patch!
Ranked Mode Improvements
We’ve been hearing your feedback about Ranked Mode and we agree it’s time to make some changes. Ranked Mode is a tough feature to get right and we want to find the right balance through some additional iteration. We’re making a few updates before our next season that will address issues with some players feeling unable to progress or players that feel they are not facing worthy opponents.
Matchmaking Algorithm: We’re improving our matchmaking algorithm to create higher quality matches for all players–including an update that will prevent players from matching against an opponent more than 30 ranks away.
Infinite MMR Floor: When someone reaches Infinite Rank, we’ll take a snapshot of their MMR (Matchmaking Rating). For the rest of the season, their MMR cannot fall below that value. This change is to address players that could intentionally lose many games at the Infinite Rank floor to drop their MMR for the next season. You’ll still be able to increase your MMR while playing in Infinite Rank.
Infinite vs Infinite Matchmaking: Players that reach Infinite Rank will only match against other Infinite Rank players.
We know there’s more work to be done. We think the current journey to re-climb to a previous season’s rank is too difficult. To that end, we are exploring changes to how many cubes are required per rank, how many bonus cubes are granted when a player achieves a new Tier, and potentially how much of a reset is incurred each season. These numbers are actively being crunched right now, so we don’t have more details to share, but rest assured, our goal is to deliver a satisfying seasonal experience for players who wish to get better at the game, and see their rank increase as a result.
We’ve also seen a lot of feedback around matching by MMR and why we don’t simply match by Rank. The team has been weighing the positives and negatives of both these options. In a pure match-by-rank situation, it can lead to an awful start-of-season experience, as players are matching up against opponents who are far superior to them. However, we are exploring alternate ways of matchmaking to try to deliver a more satisfying overall experience, as there are some upsides to matching-by-rank. We have some ideas that we think can capture the best of both worlds, and will be trying out updates to the matchmaker in future seasons. We’ll absolutely be sharing more as we lock in details–you’ll hear more from us soon!
Infinite Rank Revamp
For most of us, the climb to Infinite Rank has been our peak achievement… and we have great news! We’re completely revamping Infinite Rank so your experience doesn’t end at Infinite - it’s just the beginning! We want to create an exciting and fair battleground for our most skilled players to compete on the Infinite Rank Leaderboard. Once players reach Infinite Rank, they are separated into their own ecosystem that will highlight two important numbers:
In Development
Game features in this section are actively being developed, iterated, and improved upon. Our production team dedicates team resources, generates tasks/timelines, and ensures we’re moving forward. Features and systems in this bucket can change dramatically – we might find our initial idea wasn’t fun OR we might discover we can achieve our goals in an unexpected way!
Here’s some features that are currently in development:
In Concept
We have BIG dreams about what we’d like to bring to the future of MARVEL SNAP! The first step towards these dreams is turning ideas into concepts through discussion, documentation, and planning. Features currently in the “In Concept” phase have been initially scoped out and given shape but have not yet had any engineering or development work done in the game itself.
This is where we’d love your feedback the most! Concepts listed in this section may be elevated in priority, rescoped, or scrapped entirely… or we might hear something completely new from the community!
Here are some of the future concepts we’re thinking about for MARVEL SNAP:
Guilds (Social Systems)
Collectible Emotes & Card Emojis
Mythic Variants
PC Controller Support
Seasonal Audio
Test Deck Mode
Test Deck Mode
Where’s Unranked Mode? What’s this Test Deck Mode?! We know that players want a quick-and-easy way to try out new decks or strategies. Since before Global Launch, we’ve been talking about the idea of Unranked Mode as a solution to this problem. But, as we explored this feature, we found that Unranked Mode comes with some not so great additional challenges. So, we set out to reimagine what this feature could be and Test Deck Mode evolved from there! We’re considering adding a button to the deck editing screen that will let you instantly hop into a low-stakes game against the computer. We’re still in early stages of concepting here, but we’d love to hear your thoughts on this new path.
Let us know what you think, and please continue to share your ideas for the future of MARVEL SNAP!
Roadmap Link: Imgur: The magic of the Internet
Niveau shop et tokens, c’est portnawak:
Tout ça a l’air bien… Sauf que :
Les devs sont vraiment à l’ouest et/ou vraiment greedy de ouf. Plutôt que rajouter un mode non classé, ou faire que ça soit le meilleur rang qui soit pris en compte plutôt que le rang actuel en fin de saison, ils redoublent d’efforts sur les aspects les plus compétitifs du jeu. Plutôt que sortir les nouvelles cartes à n’importe quel pool, et pas forcément pool 5 (pour rendre les nouvelles cartes plus accessibles), ils rendent la progression dans le pool 3 encore plus random (quasi comme avant la boutique de tokens), et forcent les gens à dépenser les tokens de façon inefficace sur des nouvelles cartes.
Bref 
c’est justement celle qu’on me propose actuellement… ! (et que je ne vais pas acheter)
Je crois que tout ce que tu vois de négatif là-dedans me semble au contraire excellent à moi. Il y a vraiment des gens qui grind le Infinite pour ne pas jouer compétitivement ?
Ou alors tu n’as pas totalement compris le système à venir qui, au contraire, sépare Infinites et plèbe (dont je suis encore, au passage^^) donc favorise aussi les joueurs « ludiques ». Avec un système de leagues (mode Conquest) qui va instaurer un mode moins axé sur le grind.
Que du bon pour moi.
Juste pour le plaisir de partager : enfin atteint le Infini, leur système accéléré du mois m’aura été bien utile pour éviter la démotivation habituelle. Un gros merci à Shuri, Cosmo et Aero^^
Les habitués : on s’en fout de redescendre une fois le 100+ atteint, non ? Genre, je peux jouer des trucs randoms, prendre des baffes et c’est pas grave ?
Agatha Harkness gagne aussi parfois !
pourtant elle m’avait bien pourri l’emplacement du milieu…
après, j’ai bien rigolé aussi quand Gambit a détruit mon Wolverine
Tu peux pas redescendre en dessous du rang infinite 
Tu peux faire des tests à la con !
Agatha, il y a moyen de faire des deck vraiment pas mal avec elle si on optimise un peu les pourcentages de tirages.
Ce deck fonctionne bien par exemple :
Et comme Agatha prend toujours tous les boost, ça permet de monter plus vite le niveau de collection.
Wave: pour qu’elle se joue T4
Sif : pour la défausser
Ghost Rider : pour le remettre en jeu
Franchement, pour en croiser autour du rang 40, c’est pas si minime (ils ont le card back). Je pense que le « mmr caché + niveau de collection » joue « un peu trop » et le rang « pas assez » dans leur algo ^^" (qui marche bien pour trouver des parties de ton niveau, mais qui marche beaucoup moins quand il s’agit réellement de monter)
J’dirais que y’a combinaison, mais ils peinent à trouver un rythme valable « end of pool 3 / début pool 4 »
J’pense qu’ils ont prévu à terme plein de trucs, mais que c’est un peu trop à terme pour pas mal de joueurs.
Mouais ben moi jen ai marre de chez marre, jen ai tellement plus rien a faire que je suis passé de 75 a 62 la, jen ai ras le cul des Shang shi, Cosmo, Shuri, des decks Thanos ou Galactus. Quelque soit le deck que je joue je me choppe des contres. Jarrive meme a me manger des contres sur les decks Shuri et autre et a perdre. Sincerement je ne m’amuse plus.
Joue Shuri, alors ! Franchement, je me suis régalé pendant deux semaines à le jouer : gagner, ça fait du bien (et c’est loin d’être un deck en auto-pilote, plus je l’ai joué plus j’ai apprécié ses subtilités et la gestion des priorités que ce deck demande).
Ou des decks solides, qui n’explosent pas sur un Shang-Chi ou Cosmo alors que tout le monde joue ces cartes. Ce ne sont pas les options qui manquent non plus (et si Shuri et Thanos sont si dominant c’est aussi qu’ils sont blindés de réponse
(ou, sinon, tu attends quelques jours parce que ça devrait vite nerfer dans tous les sens…)
Oh alors tu recrées un compte et tu restes en tiers 1 comme ça pas de problème
Shuri c’est sensible à Cosmo et Shang-chi, du coup je ne vois pas ça comme un deck « contre » en ce moment. Je veux bien ta liste quand même, je stagne 55 et quoi que je joue je me prends Galactus ou Thanos… comme Zakaht je sature un peu.
Je viens d’enchaîner je ne sais même pas combien de parties avec, je ne sais même pas si j’ai perdu une fois sur Shang-Chi ou Cosmo. Que Shuri joue, au passage (c’est même une carte clé, autant en défense qu’en contrôle) . Soit tu caches ton premier thon derrière Cosmo / Armor, soit tu joues avec la priorité (passe T5 et pose tes deux cartes T6 sans aucun risque). Un Shuri T4 - Cosmo T5 au bon endroit, ça fonctionne aussi parfois^^
Pour la liste, c’est du très classique, je ne me suis pas embêté (juste mes préférences après quelques essais de variantes mais ça ne doit pas changer grand chose au final)
Sinon, le gros nerfage arrive imminemment sous peu. Et les rumeurs annoncent du violent (y compris Aero, parait-il -tristesse)
Merci pour ton retour
Je vais persévérer, et ajuster mon deck (ie remplacer Polaris par Cpt Marvel)
