168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Marvel's Midnight Suns brings together an eclectic group of heroes from all across the Marvel Universe. From the Avengers to the X-Men, to more niche characters like Nico Minoru and Magik, there's something for everyone in Midnight Suns. Through the 60+ hour campaign, you'll form bonds with each character on and off the battlefield, and discover their individual strengths and weaknesses.
Every character has amazing potential, and is fully capable of being an essential part of your roster. Firaxis has done an exceptional job of balancing each hero to ensure they're all viable and, more importantly, fun to play. That being said, someone always has to be the best, which means someone also has to be the worst. If you want to know who the MVPs of Midnight Suns really are, this list has the details.
Two playable characters are not included in this ranking. The first is your player character, The Hunter, who is a required party member for all main campaign missions. The Hunter is so much different, and in many ways more powerful, than all the other heroes; it didn't make sense to include them in this list.
The other hero isn't revealed until you finish the game, and Firaxis has been deliberate about keeping this character secret ahead of launch. Since this character isn't available on your first playthrough, we decided not to include them in the ranking. This list will be updated when the DLC characters are released, and the secret character will be added to the list at that time.
11 Nico 🔯Minoruꦓ
As the self-appointed leader of the young Midnight Suns, Nico is one of the most complex and compelling characters in the game. Unfortunately, her fighting style leaves a lot to be desired. Her main mechanic is roulette, which adds random buffs and debuffs to her cards when they're drawn. With card draw already the main mechanic of Midnight Suns, having Nico on your team can feel like too many layers of randomness stacked on top of each other.
It doesn't help that her passive ability, Add Another One, merely gives you a chance at drawing a card - only a Nico card, and only when she's at full health.
Nico has some of the most powerful abilities of any hero, and in the late game she has the potential to completely control the battlefield with stuns, counters, and other status effects, but she's just a bit too inconsistent overall.
10 Captain🌌 America
Among the three tanky characters in Midnight Suns, Captain America performs the worst. His passive ability provides some extra defense at the start of a mission, but even when upgraded through friendship levels, this bonus doesn't add much resilience.
Cap's playstyle is all about building block, taunting enemies, and tanking damage, which is definitely an effective, if slightly boring playstyle.
The problem is that when you need to kill a lot of things quickly, having Captain America shield himself over and over isn't going to get the job done. Offense is often the best defense in Midnight Suns, and Captain America is just a little too much pure defense.
If you're off the opinion that Captain America is kind of a boring character, Midnight Suns won't do much to change your mind (at least in combat).
9 Iron Man
Iron Man's main flaw is that everything he does well is done better by other heroes. He doesn't have the strongest attacks, the most control, the best multi-target, or the most impactful support abilities. He does have one of the few abilities that can damage every enemy on the battlefield, but other than that, he's a jack of all trades, master of none.
What makes Iron Man special is his redraw synergy, which provides extra redraws and boosts the power of his cards when redrawn. While this can often make Iron Man's abilities more powerful than their worth, it can also become a liability when you need to spend two redraws to bounce one his cards out of your hand.
Iron Man has great animations and his repulsor blasts are fun to use, but you'll find yourself ignoring a lot of his cards in favor of more useful ones.
8 Scarlet Witch 🌟
As the last character you unlock, Scarlet Witch 🐭comes wit🌜h a slightly unfair disadvantage. When all of your other characters have already gotten powerful abilities and upgrades, Wanda starts at level one and needs to be carried along until she catches up.
That being said, Scarlet Witch is an incredibly difficult character to use and requires specific conditions to excel. When so many other heroes can plug and play on any team, it makes S🦂carlet Witch feel too niche.
Scarlet Witch relies on positioning to be effective - something other characters don't have to worry much about. Both her abilities and her passive - which has a chance to give nearby enemies a negative status effect each turn - rely on Wanda being in the center of a group.
On missions with swarms of weak minions, Scarlet Witch can get a lot of work done. Unfortunately, she's not as versatile in other situations, and she relies on characters like Spider-Man to give her extra moves each turn in order to really be effective.
7 Doctor Strange ꧅ ꦿ
Doctor Strange is one of the most interesting heroes to play, because he can do lots of things no one else can. He can turn other heroes invisible, restore combat items you've already used, and both the damage of the cards in your hand for an entire mission, just to name a few. His passive ability, which has a chance to grant free heroism every turn, is also one of the most useful.
His passive synergizes with his ability, which usually requires you to have a certain amount of heroism to reach their full potential. This is easier said than done, and unless you're building a team that generates a lot of extra heroism, you'll generally find yourself running on empty every turn and losing out on Strange's bonuses.
Despite having lots of cool abilities, they tend to be very sitꦓuational, and often end up being the first ones you discard from your hand when the going gets tough.
6 🔴 Captain Marvel
C💦aptain Marvel is, as you might expect, a dynamo on the battlefield. Not only can she tank tons of damage thanks to her block and healing abilities, but she can dish it out𓂃 too, dealing double damage on her attack and heroic abilities whenever she goes binary.
Getting to binary, and more importantly, maintaining it, can be a real challenge. Captain Marvel can only go binary once she's used enough abilities, and she gets knocked out of it as soon as she loses all of her block.
When Carol's fully charged, and you have the right cards in your hand, she can make short work of powerful foes, but you have to have a team that can support and protect her while you put those puzzle pieces together, which you won't always have time to do.
5 Magik
Magik's portals are the best utility tool in the game. She can use them to reposition enemies anywhere she wants for maximum damage and grouping, which makes her a valuable teammate for anyone, but especially Scarlet Witch, Spider-Man, and Ghost Rider.
While she's limited by her lack of high-damage abilities and status modifiers, she's one of the most versatile support heroes on the roster because of her ability to reposition. With only one move per turn, that's a valuable skill to have.
4 Blade
Blade is a stone-cold killer. He can't support his team, and he doesn't have much of an impact on the state of the battlefield, but he does one thing, and he does it well: murdering. Many of his abilities are multi-target attacks that apply bleed, which is effective against both groups of weak enemies and large enemies with big health pools.
With his Reaper ability, which deals the damage from all stacks of bleed at one time, Blade can easily deal triple-digit dam𓆉age with aಞ single attack.
There are no situations where Blade can't excel, because his strength is pure strength. His card draw abilities, like Make 'em Bleed and Daywalker, are great for reloading your hand when it gets low, and his bleed synergy is especially strong against some late-game enemies that have a particular interaction with bleeding targets. If you want a strong, reliable team, make Blade a priority.
3 Wolverine
Wolverine comes in late, but he makes a big impact. As the third tanky character, Wolverine sets himself apart, as you might expect, with his Healing Factor. Wolverine's self-sustain is unparalleled, and he even has the unique ability to resurrect himself when he gets KO'ed, effectively giving you twice as many resurrections per mission.
He's also one of the best multi-target damage dealers and has a variety of abilities that allow him to dash around the battlefield, taunting and knocking out weak enemies. There are stronger heroes on the roster, but none as resilient as Wolverine.
2 Ghost Rider ༺
Ghost Rider's high-risk, high-reward playstyle won't be for everyone, but those willing to push the envelope will find him to be one of the most powerful heroes in the game. Ghost Rider requires a supportive team that can keep him alive since many of his abilities cause him to hurt himself, but, unlike other heroes you have to build around, Ghost Rider makes it worth it.
One of Ghost Rider's defining abilities is the Hellmouth, a hell hole he puts in the ground that enemies can be pushed into it. The weaker they are the higher the chance is of them falling into it. It's not consistent, but when you push a full-health elite enemy into a pit for an instant KO, there's nothing better.
Ghost Rider can also ride his car across the battlefield, which can sometimes wipe out the entire enemy team in one fell swoop. He's powerful, he's cool, and he's so much fun to use.