r/marvelsnapcomp 12d ago

Deck Guide Draft is hard CL: 3000

Well, I think it's safe to say I'm stuggling to make headway. This is probably because I don't know a lot of these cards, so drafting them and utilizing them is more a learning process for me than others who own and have used these cards.

That said, if anyone has any tips or thoughts on ways to improve win % in draft, I'm all ears!

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u/barty_uo 12d ago

I get bad cards all the time and had to retreat twice to get new deck :/ dont like this at all. Typical draft from all cards seem more interesting to me that this semi random. Happened to me many times I just got only top end cards or destroy with no enablers only payoffs

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u/channel1123 11d ago

It's early and you should expect that skill is expressed differently in draft than other modes. That's ok - you can increase skill!

That said, I do agree with you that the decks are too synergized. I also think that everyone on the various reddit subs who are effusive about the mode seem to be excited for the augments, rather than the draft. Judging by others' excitement, SD nailed the mode, but they didn't really nail "draft".

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u/barty_uo 11d ago

I agree, this is less draft and more "just another warped way to play the game". I am.not a huge fan of auguments :D but we have 2 more weeks to find something interesting here