Game doesn't reward Player for Veterancy
TL;DR: Arena shards, Tournament brackets, and lack of new content create monotony and leave really old players playing for same rewards over months. When your enemy is almost always your peer (shardma...
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Too much to read, but I'm not sure I agree.
Zetas and reworks alone make toons a 1 year player has basically maxed (or close to) an instant hit.
Yes a "new player" could walk right into the current meta, but will they have all the resources and abilities to build solid tank arena teams as quickly as a seasoned player.
This game is a grind and even the addition of new toons will never out weigh time. I have so many toons either unlocked or ready to be unlocked, one change and I can activate 7* and gear before a "new" player could finish the farm.
Depth of roster in " the event that shall not be named" helps me run 4-5 teams that I don't think a "new" player can field.
I have a decent selection of mods that may not be the best, but at the drop of a hat I have options that a new player might have to strip his best team to make an ok second.
Not everyone was saving them but again at the start of the "event" ally coins were abundant no new player would have had as many.
All in all there are many benefits to being a vet. And I'm ok with new players not feeling left out, we need new blood to keep the lights on.
Zetas and reworks alone make toons a 1 year player has basically maxed (or close to) an instant hit.
Yes a "new player" could walk right into the current meta, but will they have all the resources and abilities to build solid tank arena teams as quickly as a seasoned player.
This game is a grind and even the addition of new toons will never out weigh time. I have so many toons either unlocked or ready to be unlocked, one change and I can activate 7* and gear before a "new" player could finish the farm.
Depth of roster in " the event that shall not be named" helps me run 4-5 teams that I don't think a "new" player can field.
I have a decent selection of mods that may not be the best, but at the drop of a hat I have options that a new player might have to strip his best team to make an ok second.
Not everyone was saving them but again at the start of the "event" ally coins were abundant no new player would have had as many.
All in all there are many benefits to being a vet. And I'm ok with new players not feeling left out, we need new blood to keep the lights on.
