168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Marvel Snap has taken the gaming world by storm. It's using a free-to-play model brilliantly, introducing regular ch🧜anges based🧸 on player feedback, and distracting a lot of us at work (if you're reading this boss I don't mean me, I mean everyone else). But,ꦡ even great card games have some thinไgs we hate, and one poll has revealed that you all despise the Leader card.
Twitch streame🅠r CozyGam3r shared the results of a poll they conducted with over 45,000 votes, so fairly substantial. With six percent of the votes was Aero, a card that moves all opposing cards played that turn to its location. It's devastating in combination with Dagger or Kraven, and can really mess up your plans.
😼Taking third place with nine percent of the votes was the deadly DeathWave combo, a one-two punch that allows players to play the 12-power Death card as early as turn four without needing t🔯o destroy anything to get there.
There's then a big jump for second place, with Leech taking 25 percent of the votes. This card drains the abilities from every card in your hand. Not an issue if you're running a Patriot deck, but an absolute end-game ruiner for a ꦰlot of decks.
Finally, taking first place by a country mile, your most hated card of them all, Leader. This 💟monstrosity plays all cards your opponent played to your opposite locations, meaning any strategy your opponent plays becomes yours.
This is a hateful card, designed to turn well thought-out strategy against honest, hardworking theory crafters. The only way to effectively block it is to play cards at locations where your opponent's is full, but any good Leader pla♑yer would know to leave one or two spots empty on each location for exactly this reason.
The results of🔯 the poll show that the thing we all ꧑seem to hate most about Snap isn't getting outplayed by a superior strategy, but having our own strategies ruined, either through having our cards turned against us by being moved to a new location or replayed by our opponents, or having their abilities sucked away.
These cards are all great when we use them, and we think ourselves master strategists for predicting our opponents plays, but when used on us then they're luc﷽ky 🍃bullshit that take no skill to instawin. And that's why they're perfect cards to hate.
People in the replies on Twitter have mentioned how꧑ the ha💞tred for cards like Leech and Leader has caused "people to move from good cards to good decks," getting great deck synergy that means Leader can't win off one or two end-game cards and losing a hand doesn't mean you're out of the running.
Others just want a Leader nerf, with one player sugge♏sting he get taken down to a 6/0, which would 🦂be pretty brutal.