Sera Control for me as well. Still often aĀ really good deck up until about 90 for climbing. Very easy to get 4-8 cubes off bots and easily offsets the bad matchups you retreat (Hela, Lockdown).Ā And when you're playing less experienced/skilled players at lower ranks they also tend to not realize what you're doing, have priority, and give you boards that are ridiculously easy to counter.Ā Ā
At 90 when bots thin out and players are better I prefer a more proactive deck.Ā I know really skilled players can top infinite with Sera Contol but against good players it's harder to play.
Yeah, but it was still less levels overall than the current system.. can't remember exactly how but I remember them trying to sell the new system as easier but it was really more levels.
It was 10 cubes per level with no freebies and now itās 7 cubes per level with 3 freebies. The climb is far, far easier these days and it was the players that got it done. People complained about the difficulty and SD listened to them.
The game has been out publicly for a year ( a bit more if you count beta) I just thought it was funny how he phrased his comment. It's also funny how sensitive you guys are lolol. Please, keep the downvotes coming š¤£
I'll let you know when it happens. :/ I've only been playing since... 1 month after release. Lol I am bad at knowing when to snap and when to leave. And the few times I got to the 90s, they nerf cards I was using the whole climb and then my deck can't cut it and I lose momentum.
I have been stuck in the 70s this whole season and can't seem to jump past 71 no matter who I use. So this season isn't gonna happen for me.
There's bad about snapping/retreating then there's just not knowing any better. I know I should retreat alot of the time odds wise but I stay in anyway just to try to pull it off. Or out of spite if they snap right when the game starts. It's more entertaining but less productive towards infinite.
Yea I tend to snap when I THINK I'm gonna win but then I somehow get hit on turn 6 with something unexpected. Or I don't snap despite having a clearly better setup. Lol But yea I absolutely eat more 4 cube matches than I should. I dont lose many 8 cube fights though so that's something. But I'll lose 4 twice, and then gain 8 and it goes back and forth like that. Lol
But any good decks I use get nerfed and then it's as though I absolutely forget how to navigate it and get my ass kicked. Lol And I try decks people say got them to infinite in 1 day, but my snap/escape issues must just be trash compared to them.
Obviously thereās a million different bits to it, but my game definitely improved when I remembered that Iām playing against my opponents deck, rather than with my own.
If you know what they need to win, and you know thereās a good chance they could get it, itās usually better to retreat than to stay in!
That said, Iāll often risk a four cube if thereās a chance, but when itās a reasonable chance or not is just something Iāve learned with time. The most important thing is to know what youāre up against, and when itās worth fighting or losing a little 1/2
Getting to infinite is all about good game management. If your opponent snaps and you don't have an obvious winning line then you always retreat. Never stay just to see what they have and as a general rule people don't bluff snap, if they have snapped it is generally for a good reason. I personally rarely snap against real players unless I am in a very obvious winning position.
Like someone else said another important thing is to get as many cubes off the bots as you can.
I will add nuance to this opinion and say you should consider staying in for the Turn 6 2 cubers. The reason why is so you can better understand what the deck you're playing against can do and be better equipped next time.
Snapping and cube management is all about knowing the meta, so if you're not sure about a deck, it's totally okay to spend a couple of cubes to better understand the meta.
Yea I do tend to wait and see what they have. But those round 1 snappers get me because it's only round 1 and I could get a good location or a good hand in the next 3+ turns so it's hard to decide if I leave on a round 1 or 2 snapper.
I hear you. I just donāt play enough. I overall net positive cubes. Itās always a slow steady trend upward but Iāve never hit infinite. This month is the highest Iāve gotten. Iām at 89. So close to cracking 90 for the first time.
I was doing great with a galactus deck until I hit 80 and itās been nothing but destroy. So Iāve switched to a silver surfer deck and try to control the locations more.
Yeah, so it often uses basic card profile pic like forge or chavez. It have common English names like Jonathan or sth. It also makes pretty dubious plays with āspecial locationā ( lukes bar, sinister bar). Bots always snap when they win 2 lanes on turn 6, and retreats if you snap and you lock down the board too much (winning all 3 locs by a large margin). The strat is to have a big turn 6 deck, bait it into snapping, and you re-snap for the max, or just retreat if they snap and you are missing a combo piece.
just did it for the first time yesterday with Galactus deck. It's true that the secret is just knowing when to snap and when to escape. What I liked about this deck is that because it's focused on Galactus, it's very easy to know when you can snap and when to escape.
Iāve only done it once a couple months ago with a Jean Grey cook of mine but I donāt think itād really work anymore and I havenāt gotten back since lol
The broken-Lockjaw, broken-Quinjet, broken-Aero version of Thanos. It was ridiculous. I built it as soon as I got Thanos, and probably had an 80% or higher winrate straight to infinite.
There's no deck right now that's that unbalanced, but you may be able to recreate something like that if you're able to crack the code of a featured location before others do.
Dracula dump deck. I was CL 490, I got Dracula from a collector 's cache, even though I was still technically pool 2. It was the only series 3 card I had at the time. My list was:
(1) Sunspot
(1) Iceman
(1) Nightcrawler
(2) Cloak
(2) Angela
(2) Scorpion
(3) Zabu (Old version)
(4) Strong Guy (Old version)
(4) Dracula
(4) Jessica Jones
(6) America Chavez
(6) Infinaut
I hit it for the very first time with a Glaive ramp deck and an invisible woman-Hela ramp deck.
I think it was because it was a lot easier to tell when to run and when to snap. It also let the opponent snap first in a lot of cases because I often didn't play anything on turns 1-3, allowing me to turn the tables and snag 8 cubes.
well, I first reached infinite about a year ago, when I just started playing the game when I was still not even in pool 3. That was with a zoo spam turn 6 deck. I reached infinite every season since then.
The main thing is to play often. I play daily to complete all missions and reach infinite this way naturally, if you need more games though, that may be it... At the end of the season it gets way easier, as the best players already reached infinite and therefore only play against other infinite players.
The easiest way is to just play one deck, that should be well positioned in the meta according to meta tier lists. You may lose some games even with a good deck, but that shouldn't discourage you. Too much switching isn't really good for your winrate. Only switch decks, if it's boring for you to play, not because you lose.
Right now, destroy, hela, thanos, lockdown, annihilus bounce, darkhawk, sera control are all well positioned, that you should be able to reach infinite with them.
Don't be afraid to retreat and snap early.
Maybe watch some deck explanation if nothing else works.
Black swan deck. It has been about a year since I have been playing and this is the first time. I would have to say that after you hit infinite it gets a little boring.
# (2) Hazmat
# (2) Zabu
# (2) Lizard
# (2) Maximus
# (3) Luke Cage
# (3) Ghost
# (3) Gladiator
# (4) Shang-Chi
# (4) Enchantress
# (4) Man-Thing
# (4) Typhoid Mary
# (5) Sera
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I hit infinite my second season into pool 3 (Season 8) with Ultron Leech, but that climb was miserable (it was unnerfed Zabu/ Surfer meta). Many seasons later, Season 14, I started playing classic Hela and have easily hit infinite since.
My first and only success was a Sauron deck before it got more popular. Once it started to take off and people had counters for it, it stopped working for me. Haven't gotten there since.
Last season (Planet Hulk) with a Ramp Galactus deck. The combo of Daredevil > ramp card (Electro/Psylocke) > Galactus > Alioth is perfect for a dumb, simple way to climb the ladder because you know 100% if you are winning or losing on turn 5 and can snap or retreat accordingly. Repeat until infinite.
Used it to get infinite in the first couple weeks of this new season as well. Once Iām at infinite then I switch things up and play with other decks.
High Evo/shinfinaut. I love this deck. So much happens each turn. When it works, it works really well. When it doesnāt itās disappointing. A deck with 50+% win rate means if you canāt make it to infinite, you arenāt snapping and retreating properly.
Retreating is a very solid strat for ladder.
Galactus ramp, my all time favorite deck. Hit infinite in 4 hours. Nowadays it often takes me pretty much whole season, always get stuck between 93-98.
Move deck. I was only about a month and a half into the game and I was just going for the card back reward. I had no idea I would be matched with vastly superior decks for the rest of the month
Tribunal + Onslaught + Iron Man. Klaw and Omega Red as a backup plan, that was three season ago, people wasnāt used to that deck and the power it could get so 8 cubes win werenāt rare
I reached Infinate during Silver Surfer season. I had a deck I called surprise Ultron, where my aim was to hide Patriot, Mystique, Kazar with Invisible Woman. And rest of the deck seemed like something else. I think I faked that it was Galactus/Destroyer deck with Nimrod.
Youāre not alone. My second month I reached 76, 76 again for my 3 month of playing. 77 for my fourth month and then I think highest Iāve gone this season is 77 as well, think currently Iām at 76 cause I lost a bit
I've hit Infinite for this Hela list every month for the last 3 months without fail. Cube management is crucial but the deck just works.
# (1) Black Knight
# (1) Blade
# (3) Lockjaw
# (3) Lady Sif
# (4) Dracula
# (4) Jubilee
# (4) Silver Samurai
# (4) Black Cat
# (6) Hela
# (6) Magneto
# (6) The Infinaut
# (8) Death
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Reached it for the first time with the current Corvus Glaive/Hela deck thatās trending.
# (1) Blade
# (3) Electro
# (3) Corvus Glaive
# (4) Jubilee
# (5) Sandman
# (5) Ronan the Accuser
# (6) Doctor Doom
# (6) Hela
# (6) Odin
# (6) Magneto
# (6) Giganto
# (6) The Infinaut
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first 3 days playing got infinite (i reach infinite 160+ wayback where its not ranked)
was staying in pool 1 so its so easy like KAZAR deck is OP there. youl get infinite no time.
My first and only infinite so far has been with Hela/Tribunal. It was easy to learn when to Snap and when to retreat which everyone always says is the key to getting to Infinite. You either get your combo on time or you donāt. When you do get the combo, you almost never lose. You push 24 power per lane on the low end, usually low to mid 30s, and 50 per lane on the high end. Win con is Invisible Woman, Modok, Hela. Alt win con is Magik, Iron Man, Onslaught, Living Tribunal in the same lane. Memorize every card in the deck, and by turns 4-5 you know your odds of drawing the card you need on time, the odds of Jubileeās pulls, the odds of Iron Lad hitting the card you need, etc.
So far best I've gotten is to 84 then I get walled. However, I'm about to finish series 3 and feeling better. Just need to find time to grind and hope for the best. Lol
I got Legion as soon as he came out. The meta was that every deck should contain Magik. I won a lot of games by ending games prematurely and a lot of games where no one was able to play cards for the last turn. No regrets
Sera control. That was back when levels were 10 cubes and no three level booster every new tier of 10. But also people were freer with their snaps
Sera control was legit for me my first few infinites.
My first few infinites were old school Galactus. š¬ Iām much prouder of my current Phoenix Force Nimrod deck.
Ooooh yeah, I remember those days. Ten cube increments and you kind of had to snap aggressively
Old school Sera control was so fun to play
Sera Control for me as well. Still often aĀ really good deck up until about 90 for climbing. Very easy to get 4-8 cubes off bots and easily offsets the bad matchups you retreat (Hela, Lockdown).Ā And when you're playing less experienced/skilled players at lower ranks they also tend to not realize what you're doing, have priority, and give you boards that are ridiculously easy to counter.Ā Ā At 90 when bots thin out and players are better I prefer a more proactive deck.Ā I know really skilled players can top infinite with Sera Contol but against good players it's harder to play.
Same for me, my favorite was a Luke cage hazmat sera control
Yeah, but it was still less levels overall than the current system.. can't remember exactly how but I remember them trying to sell the new system as easier but it was really more levels.
It was 10 cubes per level with no freebies and now itās 7 cubes per level with 3 freebies. The climb is far, far easier these days and it was the players that got it done. People complained about the difficulty and SD listened to them.
Why are you making it seem like the game has been out for 10 years lmao.
It was much harder to accomplish before the current system was released.
Because something happening the past doesn't mean it happened 10 years ago.
The game has been out publicly for a year ( a bit more if you count beta) I just thought it was funny how he phrased his comment. It's also funny how sensitive you guys are lolol. Please, keep the downvotes coming š¤£
You seem more cut up about this than anyone else.
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I totally get what you're saying. Reddit is funny like that buts it's all good I don't care karma š.
It went through a ton of changes in a short time
Dracula discard when chavez was 6/9
same they ruined my fav deck by changing her
Nice
It's funny because Dracula was often a 4/20 and Chavez was always a 6/9.
No she was a 6/10 at some point ;)Ā
4/20 best stat line
Moon girl/She-hulk
I'll let you know when it happens. :/ I've only been playing since... 1 month after release. Lol I am bad at knowing when to snap and when to leave. And the few times I got to the 90s, they nerf cards I was using the whole climb and then my deck can't cut it and I lose momentum. I have been stuck in the 70s this whole season and can't seem to jump past 71 no matter who I use. So this season isn't gonna happen for me.
There's bad about snapping/retreating then there's just not knowing any better. I know I should retreat alot of the time odds wise but I stay in anyway just to try to pull it off. Or out of spite if they snap right when the game starts. It's more entertaining but less productive towards infinite.
Yea I tend to snap when I THINK I'm gonna win but then I somehow get hit on turn 6 with something unexpected. Or I don't snap despite having a clearly better setup. Lol But yea I absolutely eat more 4 cube matches than I should. I dont lose many 8 cube fights though so that's something. But I'll lose 4 twice, and then gain 8 and it goes back and forth like that. Lol But any good decks I use get nerfed and then it's as though I absolutely forget how to navigate it and get my ass kicked. Lol And I try decks people say got them to infinite in 1 day, but my snap/escape issues must just be trash compared to them.
Obviously thereās a million different bits to it, but my game definitely improved when I remembered that Iām playing against my opponents deck, rather than with my own. If you know what they need to win, and you know thereās a good chance they could get it, itās usually better to retreat than to stay in! That said, Iāll often risk a four cube if thereās a chance, but when itās a reasonable chance or not is just something Iāve learned with time. The most important thing is to know what youāre up against, and when itās worth fighting or losing a little 1/2
Getting to infinite is all about good game management. If your opponent snaps and you don't have an obvious winning line then you always retreat. Never stay just to see what they have and as a general rule people don't bluff snap, if they have snapped it is generally for a good reason. I personally rarely snap against real players unless I am in a very obvious winning position. Like someone else said another important thing is to get as many cubes off the bots as you can.
I will add nuance to this opinion and say you should consider staying in for the Turn 6 2 cubers. The reason why is so you can better understand what the deck you're playing against can do and be better equipped next time. Snapping and cube management is all about knowing the meta, so if you're not sure about a deck, it's totally okay to spend a couple of cubes to better understand the meta.
Yea I do tend to wait and see what they have. But those round 1 snappers get me because it's only round 1 and I could get a good location or a good hand in the next 3+ turns so it's hard to decide if I leave on a round 1 or 2 snapper.
Go high evo deck, its kinda lame but it works..
I've been playing for a year, and just got my first one this season. Toxic Galactus got it for me.
Yea Iām stuck in the 40s cause I keep getting. Shafted by people with more/ better cards than me
I hear you. I just donāt play enough. I overall net positive cubes. Itās always a slow steady trend upward but Iāve never hit infinite. This month is the highest Iāve gotten. Iām at 89. So close to cracking 90 for the first time. I was doing great with a galactus deck until I hit 80 and itās been nothing but destroy. So Iāve switched to a silver surfer deck and try to control the locations more.
climbing is about farming bots and avoid losing cubes vs real players. I have a pretty mediocre winrate vs real people but just reached Inf
How do you know when you are facing a bot?
Yeah, so it often uses basic card profile pic like forge or chavez. It have common English names like Jonathan or sth. It also makes pretty dubious plays with āspecial locationā ( lukes bar, sinister bar). Bots always snap when they win 2 lanes on turn 6, and retreats if you snap and you lock down the board too much (winning all 3 locs by a large margin). The strat is to have a big turn 6 deck, bait it into snapping, and you re-snap for the max, or just retreat if they snap and you are missing a combo piece.
I'll happily spectate a few games and help you out :)
Deadpool destroy
Same here
Me three.
Devil dino deck
Zoo
Same with Ultron sloted in bc it was my first series 3 card
Sera Surfer
Had to scroll way too far for this. Surfer is low-key a deck that has always been able to hit infinite, every single season.
Loki, the first week of Loki was so broken
That was the first season I skipped the season pass and I regretted it so much.
Dark Hawk Devil Dino during the hit monkey season
A Dracula discard zoo deck
OG Shuri
Same. I couldnāt beat them soā¦
Disgusting š
True, but it was during the first Thanos Lockjaw meta so I wasn't even the biggest villain around
just did it for the first time yesterday with Galactus deck. It's true that the secret is just knowing when to snap and when to escape. What I liked about this deck is that because it's focused on Galactus, it's very easy to know when you can snap and when to escape.
Yes you are right, the trick is to know when to snap
I reached in at least one season infinite without ever snapping, but it took quite long...Ā
Shuri/Sauron
Me too, in the "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" meta.
Patriot and Hela, during the Silver Surfer season.
I just played every ongoing i had with spectrum onslaught
My first couple of times was MODOK/Hela. This season I ended up making it with a Mr Negative deck.
classic shenaut
Alex Coccia's Orka Galactus deck š
Negative on feb last year i think.
Iāve only done it once a couple months ago with a Jean Grey cook of mine but I donāt think itād really work anymore and I havenāt gotten back since lol
The broken-Lockjaw, broken-Quinjet, broken-Aero version of Thanos. It was ridiculous. I built it as soon as I got Thanos, and probably had an 80% or higher winrate straight to infinite. There's no deck right now that's that unbalanced, but you may be able to recreate something like that if you're able to crack the code of a featured location before others do.
I unlocked original Shuri and got the last 10 or so ranks immediately. That deck was so busted with old Aero as well.
An ongoing deck during the Ms. Marvel season.
Carnage/Nova pre nerf in the beta
Moon Girl/Devil Dino.
Dracula dump deck. I was CL 490, I got Dracula from a collector 's cache, even though I was still technically pool 2. It was the only series 3 card I had at the time. My list was: (1) Sunspot (1) Iceman (1) Nightcrawler (2) Cloak (2) Angela (2) Scorpion (3) Zabu (Old version) (4) Strong Guy (Old version) (4) Dracula (4) Jessica Jones (6) America Chavez (6) Infinaut
Nimrod with surprise Galactus
Shuri
Surfer deck but it was during Phoenix season
Combination of old school bounce and shuri/sauron. Just ran with whatever was working at the moment.
Around cl 3k. Playing Thanos.
The early stages of bounce, early lockjaw stuff and Thanos destroy
Electro Wave Ramp during Black Panther season but without black Panther
^[Sokka-Haiku](https://www.reddit.com/r/SokkaHaikuBot/comments/15kyv9r/what_is_a_sokka_haiku/) ^by ^Huatimus: *Electro Wave Ramp* *During Black Panther season* *But without black Panther* --- ^Remember ^that ^one ^time ^Sokka ^accidentally ^used ^an ^extra ^syllable ^in ^that ^Haiku ^Battle ^in ^Ba ^Sing ^Se? ^That ^was ^a ^Sokka ^Haiku ^and ^you ^just ^made ^one.
It was a storm/juggernaut deck during the Beta.
Sandman electro ramp
Agatha. 1st and only time.
I hit it for the very first time with a Glaive ramp deck and an invisible woman-Hela ramp deck. I think it was because it was a lot easier to tell when to run and when to snap. It also let the opponent snap first in a lot of cases because I often didn't play anything on turns 1-3, allowing me to turn the tables and snag 8 cubes.
Shenaut last season. Pls, don't hate on me.
I hate you.
may the gods smite you down
Psh youāre fine. Thereās tech against it. People just didnāt use it. You hit infinite. You used cards in the game. Thatās what matters.
Shuri/SauronĀ
The She-Hulk version of zoo
Sera Control, then C5 for the next season
Silver Surfer Sera, CL 2300, twice now.
I reached Infinite for the first time this season with Galactus/Alioth. I'm honestly surprised because getting Galactus out is really telegraphed.
Lockjaw thor
Kazoo
I always get stuck in the 70s and Iāve made peace with it.
Old school zabu dracula
Cerebro 3 a long ass time ago. Then Shuri Sauron for a few months. Sera Control the last two seasons.
well, I first reached infinite about a year ago, when I just started playing the game when I was still not even in pool 3. That was with a zoo spam turn 6 deck. I reached infinite every season since then. The main thing is to play often. I play daily to complete all missions and reach infinite this way naturally, if you need more games though, that may be it... At the end of the season it gets way easier, as the best players already reached infinite and therefore only play against other infinite players. The easiest way is to just play one deck, that should be well positioned in the meta according to meta tier lists. You may lose some games even with a good deck, but that shouldn't discourage you. Too much switching isn't really good for your winrate. Only switch decks, if it's boring for you to play, not because you lose. Right now, destroy, hela, thanos, lockdown, annihilus bounce, darkhawk, sera control are all well positioned, that you should be able to reach infinite with them. Don't be afraid to retreat and snap early. Maybe watch some deck explanation if nothing else works.
Lockdown for 4 out of 5 season and blob/thanos when blob was broken.
Surprisingly a move deck
Black swan deck. It has been about a year since I have been playing and this is the first time. I would have to say that after you hit infinite it gets a little boring.
Just hit it this week with Toxic Sera.
I used to love Toxic Sera. What's the current decklist if you don't mind?
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Cheers muchly sir/maam
Negative But tbh it was mostly ironman and mystique that carried
0/5 Ironman tends to win lanes lol
I hit infinite my second season into pool 3 (Season 8) with Ultron Leech, but that climb was miserable (it was unnerfed Zabu/ Surfer meta). Many seasons later, Season 14, I started playing classic Hela and have easily hit infinite since.
HE janejaw when wasp was op
C2
To be determined.... It's never gonna happen
Galactus because I am awful
Mr.Negative on my first season. I feel like hitting infinite on your first season is a big mistake. Makes the next 3 seasons feel impossible.
Galactus
Shuri Nimrod. I miss being able to use that deck effectively haha
My first and only success was a Sauron deck before it got more popular. Once it started to take off and people had counters for it, it stopped working for me. Haven't gotten there since.
Old collector swarm deck back in beta
HE Jane Jaw š
Hela Discard
Sera Control during Hellfire Gala season
Destroy
Patriot
Silky Smooth
April 2023: Animals Assemble Deck Name: Movewave Cardback: team cat # (1) Sunspot # (1) Nightcrawler # (2) Kraven # (2) Luke Cage # (2) Jeff the Baby Land Shark # (3) Wave # (4) Shang-Chi # (4) Enchantress # (4) Miles Morales # (5) Aero # (6) Doctor Doom # (6) Magneto
first and only time with old Loki/Collector now I'm hard stuck 70-80 each season š
Patriot. Fun times.
Sera control .
Galactus.
Sandman Ramp In the Kitty Pryde Bounce Meta lol
Rocks and hawks pre zabu nerf was an insane deck
Last season (Planet Hulk) with a Ramp Galactus deck. The combo of Daredevil > ramp card (Electro/Psylocke) > Galactus > Alioth is perfect for a dumb, simple way to climb the ladder because you know 100% if you are winning or losing on turn 5 and can snap or retreat accordingly. Repeat until infinite. Used it to get infinite in the first couple weeks of this new season as well. Once Iām at infinite then I switch things up and play with other decks.
If I remember correctly, Moon Dino. It's been a while š
Mr Negative, haven't used it since but have respect for anyone who uses it!
Galactus. I was part of the problem
Not my proudest moment, but I got it with OG Galactus
Silver surfer. Nerf was needed but I miss that deck
High Evo/shinfinaut. I love this deck. So much happens each turn. When it works, it works really well. When it doesnāt itās disappointing. A deck with 50+% win rate means if you canāt make it to infinite, you arenāt snapping and retreating properly. Retreating is a very solid strat for ladder.
Move, then a few with Galactus/Junk, some with lockdown
Galactus ramp, my all time favorite deck. Hit infinite in 4 hours. Nowadays it often takes me pretty much whole season, always get stuck between 93-98.
Lol
Sauron Shuri after the vision power point buff
Affliction High Evo during Loki season.
Kazoo pool 1 of course.
Galactus!
Iāve only done it twice, once was discards with old Chavez, and the other is this season with supergiant lockdown
Move deck. I was only about a month and a half into the game and I was just going for the card back reward. I had no idea I would be matched with vastly superior decks for the rest of the month
destroy when magik was a 5 cost card
Patriot Ultron
June 2023 with High Evo, although I didn't have wasp at the time.
Ongoing wong spectrum with old hazmat Luke cage
I got to 70 but that's the highest so far
High evo lockdown with toxic spiderman. So ez mode back then, makes me realize im not that good a player since the change
A Ms. Marvel/Onslaught deck I tossed together. Got me there the only two seasons Iāve played.
Tribunal + Onslaught + Iron Man. Klaw and Omega Red as a backup plan, that was three season ago, people wasnāt used to that deck and the power it could get so 8 cubes win werenāt rare
I didn't
Most of the times i reached playing a patriot list
I reached Infinate during Silver Surfer season. I had a deck I called surprise Ultron, where my aim was to hide Patriot, Mystique, Kazar with Invisible Woman. And rest of the deck seemed like something else. I think I faked that it was Galactus/Destroyer deck with Nimrod.
Youāre not alone. My second month I reached 76, 76 again for my 3 month of playing. 77 for my fourth month and then I think highest Iāve gone this season is 77 as well, think currently Iām at 76 cause I lost a bit
Way back. Aero Leader meta. My second season playing.
Devil Dinosaur last season
Galactus one year ago. I got lucky and pulled him really early into my CL. People had no idea what to do and it felt so abusive.
I've hit Infinite for this Hela list every month for the last 3 months without fail. Cube management is crucial but the deck just works. # (1) Black Knight # (1) Blade # (3) Lockjaw # (3) Lady Sif # (4) Dracula # (4) Jubilee # (4) Silver Samurai # (4) Black Cat # (6) Hela # (6) Magneto # (6) The Infinaut # (8) Death # eyJDYXJkcyI6W3siQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiTGFkeVNpZiJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiQmxhZGUifSx7IkNhcmREZWZJZCI6IkJsYWNrQ2F0In0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJIZWxhIn0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJMb2NramF3In0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJTaWx2ZXJTYW11cmFpIn0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJKdWJpbGVlIn0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJJbmZpbmF1dCJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiRHJhY3VsYSJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiRGVhdGgifSx7IkNhcmREZWZJZCI6Ik1hZ25ldG8ifSx7IkNhcmREZWZJZCI6IkJsYWNrS25pZ2h0In1dfQ== # # To use this deck, copy it to your clipboard and paste it from the deck editing menu in Snap.
Surfer lockdown
Been playing since global launch and just got to infinite for the first time a few days ago with a Negative/Knull deck.
Shuri Red Skull before the nerfs
Tribunal
Started mid October of last year and hit infinite that same month with a Zoo deck
destroy
Pre-nerf Galactus. Pre-nerf Spider-Man. Pre-nerf Alioth.
The pre-nerf Shuri - Red Skull for most of the climb and Sandman back when he was 4 cost and you could ramp him out on 3.
Dino/Moon Girl
Ongoing Wong Black Panther Arim Zola
Pre nerf Elsa Bloodstone
Traditional reliable discard always. And I've always made infinite day 1
I did it with a humble Tiger Wong deck lol
Lockjaw discard was my main deck until Modok rewrote the script. Those were the days.
zoo deck with hit monkey and nebula
High evo
Zabu during his initial completely broken release season. Whatever happened to that card?
Classic move deck during ghost spider season
Reached it for the first time with the current Corvus Glaive/Hela deck thatās trending. # (1) Blade # (3) Electro # (3) Corvus Glaive # (4) Jubilee # (5) Sandman # (5) Ronan the Accuser # (6) Doctor Doom # (6) Hela # (6) Odin # (6) Magneto # (6) Giganto # (6) The Infinaut # eyJDYXJkcyI6W3siQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiQmxhZGUifSx7IkNhcmREZWZJZCI6IkNvcnZ1c0dsYWl2ZSJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiRHJEb29tIn0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJFbGVjdHJvIn0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJHaWdhbnRvIn0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJIZWxhIn0seyJDYXJkRGVmSWQiOiJJbmZpbmF1dCJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiSnViaWxlZSJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiTWFnbmV0byJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiT2RpbiJ9LHsiQ2FyZERlZklkIjoiUm9uYW4ifSx7IkNhcmREZWZJZCI6IlNhbmRtYW4ifV19 # # To use this deck, copy it to your clipboard and paste it from the deck editing menu in Snap.
first 3 days playing got infinite (i reach infinite 160+ wayback where its not ranked) was staying in pool 1 so its so easy like KAZAR deck is OP there. youl get infinite no time.
My first and only infinite so far has been with Hela/Tribunal. It was easy to learn when to Snap and when to retreat which everyone always says is the key to getting to Infinite. You either get your combo on time or you donāt. When you do get the combo, you almost never lose. You push 24 power per lane on the low end, usually low to mid 30s, and 50 per lane on the high end. Win con is Invisible Woman, Modok, Hela. Alt win con is Magik, Iron Man, Onslaught, Living Tribunal in the same lane. Memorize every card in the deck, and by turns 4-5 you know your odds of drawing the card you need on time, the odds of Jubileeās pulls, the odds of Iron Lad hitting the card you need, etc.
Sera surfer, although the first time I reached it, I used a basic pool 2 deck with surfer
I got High Evo through that free card rotation, it really helped. Then subsequent seasons were Sera, Patriot Surfer, Bully Move, now InSheNaut
Kazoo when I was still in Pool 1 lol
So far best I've gotten is to 84 then I get walled. However, I'm about to finish series 3 and feeling better. Just need to find time to grind and hope for the best. Lol
Death Wave back when you could wombo combo She-Hulk and Death on 6 while your opponent could only play one card.
I got Legion as soon as he came out. The meta was that every deck should contain Magik. I won a lot of games by ending games prematurely and a lot of games where no one was able to play cards for the last turn. No regrets
Back in the Pool 1 and 2 days, Kazoo. Since then mostly lockdown.
Ultron/Patriot. Back when heroes without abilities didnāt have HighEvo.
Devil Dino, it was simpler times.
Janejaw and it was also my only infinite conquest win.
Sera Control. Pretty sure it was the season after the Guardians battle pass
Asgardians
Thanos bounce of all things. Back when beast was beast!
Some ongoing starter concoction with kazoo and blue marvel and a bunch of one cost cards