I was hesitant about getting Scream, but on a whim, I used a key and it was the first card I pulled. Now I have to watch this video to finish the Scream mission, lol. I still need Cannonball :S But I'll try my best.
If you’re free to play, never try the spotlights unless you have 4 keys available. Sure, sometimes you could get lucky, but If you don’t get what you’re trying to pull it holds you back for a further month. The economy isn’t the best, it’s something like 1.2 keys a week if you do all your missions every day.
I'm confused. Why would Asteroid M still pull over Miles Morales when he's discounted? He's no longer a 4 drop, but a 1 drop. So is he still treated as a 4 drop even if discounted? And if so then can he be played in Crimson Cosmos when he's discounted to a 1 drop or not?
You can’t play him into Crimson Cosmos because that and Big House look at the current cost of the card. Locations like Asteroid M look at original cost. I can’t tell you why they function differently though lol :)
@HelloHelloeexcept that it's not a "problem." Second Dinner has been clear about Cost on-board versus cost in-hand. They recently made a bunch of text-only changes that specify "Cost" (with a capital 'C') and "cost" (with a lowercase 'c') with an explanation of the difference between the two. Absolutely f--- your trash comment that does nothing but spread toxicity in the community.
@@quizzlybearit's not confusing AT ALL, bro. The game has always been 100% consistent about cost in-hand and Cost on-board. It's not a matter of some locations behaving differently than others. Every location effect or card effect that cares about a specific "Cost" (with a capital 'C') only looks at Cost on-board. If Miles truly did transform into a 1-Cost card (and not just a card that "costs" 1), then why doesn't it get destroyed by Killmonger? If you click on any card that's on the board, you will see that the Cost on-board shows the base Cost, which means that when you click on Miles, he will still say that he's a 4-Cost even if you played him at a discount. Similarly, if Spider-Ham turns a card into a pig, the pig is treated as a 0-Cost regardless of how much it cost to play from the hand. So it will never be affected by Killmonger, Polaris, Magneto, or Asteroid M, and Tarnax will transform it into either Wasp or Yellowjacket.
@@ydgmdlu the capital “c” and lower case “c” is not helping your argument. The fact you have to write an entire essay proves it is confusing! Especially, for newcomers like myself, this is senseless. Marvel Snap need a better way to express if a location is taking their current cost or base cost into account.
I would watch a full hour of this
Omg thank you! :)
COMMENTS! giggle
Great scream.. I use her n made to infinite today
That’s awesome! :)
I was hesitant about getting Scream, but on a whim, I used a key and it was the first card I pulled. Now I have to watch this video to finish the Scream mission, lol. I still need Cannonball :S But I'll try my best.
for the first time ever I have all the cards for this deck except for scream opened 2 spotlights got mobius and man thing
If you’re free to play, never try the spotlights unless you have 4 keys available. Sure, sometimes you could get lucky, but If you don’t get what you’re trying to pull it holds you back for a further month. The economy isn’t the best, it’s something like 1.2 keys a week if you do all your missions every day.
You think you use this deck without scream?
The deck wouldn’t be quite as good, but you could try subbing in silk! :)
I'm confused. Why would Asteroid M still pull over Miles Morales when he's discounted? He's no longer a 4 drop, but a 1 drop. So is he still treated as a 4 drop even if discounted? And if so then can he be played in Crimson Cosmos when he's discounted to a 1 drop or not?
You can’t play him into Crimson Cosmos because that and Big House look at the current cost of the card. Locations like Asteroid M look at original cost. I can’t tell you why they function differently though lol :)
@@MortalSnaps Yeah that's so confusing to me why some locations choose the current cost vs the original cost.
@HelloHelloeexcept that it's not a "problem." Second Dinner has been clear about Cost on-board versus cost in-hand. They recently made a bunch of text-only changes that specify "Cost" (with a capital 'C') and "cost" (with a lowercase 'c') with an explanation of the difference between the two. Absolutely f--- your trash comment that does nothing but spread toxicity in the community.
@@quizzlybearit's not confusing AT ALL, bro. The game has always been 100% consistent about cost in-hand and Cost on-board. It's not a matter of some locations behaving differently than others. Every location effect or card effect that cares about a specific "Cost" (with a capital 'C') only looks at Cost on-board. If Miles truly did transform into a 1-Cost card (and not just a card that "costs" 1), then why doesn't it get destroyed by Killmonger? If you click on any card that's on the board, you will see that the Cost on-board shows the base Cost, which means that when you click on Miles, he will still say that he's a 4-Cost even if you played him at a discount. Similarly, if Spider-Ham turns a card into a pig, the pig is treated as a 0-Cost regardless of how much it cost to play from the hand. So it will never be affected by Killmonger, Polaris, Magneto, or Asteroid M, and Tarnax will transform it into either Wasp or Yellowjacket.
@@ydgmdlu the capital “c” and lower case “c” is not helping your argument. The fact you have to write an entire essay proves it is confusing! Especially, for newcomers like myself, this is senseless. Marvel Snap need a better way to express if a location is taking their current cost or base cost into account.
not interest with scream,im wait for discard meta