A long one! I somehow forgot to put Hydra Patrol in the Side Scheme Deck, so it was revealed as a Boost card lol. Also, I sigh a lot in this one... sorry!
Finally finished to watched that Expert campaign. Glad you totally dive into Expert mode, I think what you said at the end of the video is true, about "trying to realize it is alright difficulty/challenge". I played a lot campaign mode, mostly two players, and I must say that HP tracking works really nice in Red Skull. It makes Crossbones indirect damage matter, it makes Absorbing man more pressuring, and it makes Taskmaster tricky with it's indirect damage on flip. But I must say, HP tracking feels overtune in every other campaign. MTS campaign is my favorite, and it feels just right without HP tracking. Sinister Motives campaign is a bit unfair with extra encounter cards, even without HP tracking. And Mutant Genesis campaign is all about not chump blocking, so adding HP tracking is overkill to me. I hope I did not discourgae you to try them with HP Tracking, just giving you my feeling on them. Good game.
@@alberttaco3668 that's something I'll keep in mind. I ran Magik through Expert Next Evolution and don't remember the HP tracking making it too different, but that was almost a year ago now!
Okay, I keep making mistakes in my comments on Web Warrior Fanantic's video with being in 4 different conversation threads! Sorry about that! I prefer to do deck comparison videos with people who know I'm going to do it ahead of time. I was wondering if you'd be able to recommend a deck of yours for me next one. Any hero in any aspect is fine. I have private decks for all for the heroes and can always update the deck if it's an older build. Thanks!!
@@MCDeckDiscussions-n5n okay, I was confused because I don't have a Leadership Spider-Man deck lol. I don't consider myself a top-tier deckbuilder, but I had a lot of fun with my Float Like a Fighter Pilot deck (Captain Marvel Justice). marvelcdb.com/decklist/view/43741/float-like-a-fighter-pilot-1.0
@@solomarvelchampion Great! Thanks! I'll let you know once I start play testing the decks. I haven't played Captain Marvel in about a year, so it'll be nice to see how one of my older decks might be updated (or if I'll just go for new build). Looks like a lot of confusion going on so that you can easily go to Alter-Ego whenever you want while also keeping the villain constantly confused to take advantage of the extra damage due to Float Like a Butterfly (and 3 of them to make sure that's going to happen relatively quickly). Should be fun! I'm guessing it'll be a couple of weeks till I'm ready to do the video.
@@solomarvelchampion Yes, I was thinking that, too. For the others 2-deck comparisons, I've been going against Klaw and then Magneto. Yours should do well against both as long as there isn't unlucky card draw (which is always true against Magneto). The key to the Magneto villain is quicky thwarting those side schemes till he can by regularly confused and stunned (unless he gets those blasted attachments on him that prevent stun and confuse, but Captain Marvel's natural card draw should be able to help find the resources to get rid of those). I did want to mention the villains, though, because I'm happy to play against another villain other than Magneto if you'd like. I personally think Magneto would be a good test for this deck because your deck has a lot of the characteristics I like to see when facing Magneto.
@MCDeckDiscussions-n5n Magneto will be fine! I've never played Magneto with this deck but it has locked Expert Klaw down to only 2 activations. I'll run Magneto tonight to see how it goes!
A long one! I somehow forgot to put Hydra Patrol in the Side Scheme Deck, so it was revealed as a Boost card lol. Also, I sigh a lot in this one... sorry!
Nice, GG! Yeah HP tracking makes it a lot of fun!
Finally finished to watched that Expert campaign. Glad you totally dive into Expert mode, I think what you said at the end of the video is true, about "trying to realize it is alright difficulty/challenge".
I played a lot campaign mode, mostly two players, and I must say that HP tracking works really nice in Red Skull. It makes Crossbones indirect damage matter, it makes Absorbing man more pressuring, and it makes Taskmaster tricky with it's indirect damage on flip.
But I must say, HP tracking feels overtune in every other campaign. MTS campaign is my favorite, and it feels just right without HP tracking. Sinister Motives campaign is a bit unfair with extra encounter cards, even without HP tracking. And Mutant Genesis campaign is all about not chump blocking, so adding HP tracking is overkill to me.
I hope I did not discourgae you to try them with HP Tracking, just giving you my feeling on them. Good game.
@@alberttaco3668 that's something I'll keep in mind. I ran Magik through Expert Next Evolution and don't remember the HP tracking making it too different, but that was almost a year ago now!
Tough battle! Thankds for the video!
@@OresteGamba it was tougher than I expected! Thanks for watching!
Okay, I keep making mistakes in my comments on Web Warrior Fanantic's video with being in 4 different conversation threads! Sorry about that! I prefer to do deck comparison videos with people who know I'm going to do it ahead of time. I was wondering if you'd be able to recommend a deck of yours for me next one. Any hero in any aspect is fine. I have private decks for all for the heroes and can always update the deck if it's an older build. Thanks!!
@@MCDeckDiscussions-n5n okay, I was confused because I don't have a Leadership Spider-Man deck lol. I don't consider myself a top-tier deckbuilder, but I had a lot of fun with my Float Like a Fighter Pilot deck (Captain Marvel Justice). marvelcdb.com/decklist/view/43741/float-like-a-fighter-pilot-1.0
@@solomarvelchampion Great! Thanks! I'll let you know once I start play testing the decks. I haven't played Captain Marvel in about a year, so it'll be nice to see how one of my older decks might be updated (or if I'll just go for new build).
Looks like a lot of confusion going on so that you can easily go to Alter-Ego whenever you want while also keeping the villain constantly confused to take advantage of the extra damage due to Float Like a Butterfly (and 3 of them to make sure that's going to happen relatively quickly). Should be fun! I'm guessing it'll be a couple of weeks till I'm ready to do the video.
@MCDeckDiscussions-n5n yeah, Confuse and Stun with Upside the Head. Can't get a 100% lock but it gets close!
@@solomarvelchampion Yes, I was thinking that, too. For the others 2-deck comparisons, I've been going against Klaw and then Magneto. Yours should do well against both as long as there isn't unlucky card draw (which is always true against Magneto). The key to the Magneto villain is quicky thwarting those side schemes till he can by regularly confused and stunned (unless he gets those blasted attachments on him that prevent stun and confuse, but Captain Marvel's natural card draw should be able to help find the resources to get rid of those). I did want to mention the villains, though, because I'm happy to play against another villain other than Magneto if you'd like. I personally think Magneto would be a good test for this deck because your deck has a lot of the characteristics I like to see when facing Magneto.
@MCDeckDiscussions-n5n Magneto will be fine! I've never played Magneto with this deck but it has locked Expert Klaw down to only 2 activations. I'll run Magneto tonight to see how it goes!