Marvel Snap will get the long-awaited PVP battle mode on January 31, barring any “last minute issues.”
news revealed in Marvel Snap official website, Kent-Erik Hagman, Associate Design Director of developer Second Dinner, also said: Unity Blog We’ll go into more detail on what players can expect.
Marvel Snap’s Battle Mode arrives as part of the version 1.0 update and lets you watch two opponents face off against each other through multiple rounds. Both players start with his 10 health and the goal is to bring the other player’s health to 0 before he does the same to you.
Additionally, the deck is locked throughout the battle, allowing players to pay attention to what cards are played and know what they will face in future rounds. To do so, it is necessary to keep the cards until future rounds.
Battle Mode went through multiple iterations during development, such as with different health values and Reality Stones being able to transform cards before each game. I realized that Kaga led to a fun and unappealing game.
After all the playtesting, the team honed their ways of making the game tense, and it still only lasted about 20 minutes. This time estimate is made possible by the high-stakes rounds, which are “starting with a wager of 2 damage, so much more lethal”.
This is just the beginning of Marvel Snap’s Battle Mode, where players can only play against other players in the same matchmaking region, but global matchmaking will begin “a little later.”
If all goes well, there will also be a Series Drop on January 31st. This will drop certain cards from series 5 (the rarest cards) to series 4 and move certain cards from series 4 to series 3. [they are] Much cheaper at the Token Shop. ”
These drops occur monthly, with teams using special First Edition badges to award players who acquire Seris 5 cards before moving down.
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