Full gear 12 CLS / Han / Chaze / R2 with *only* 4 zetas among them. I have one zeta and my arena team isn't even full G11 yet. Have some compassion. Difficult is one thing. Impossible is another. I don't even bother with node 12 half the time anymore to save myself the frustration.
I just emptied my roster into this squad and have one dead R2 and a zero protection Han to show for it. I'm confident this is not what you intended. Until it's rectified my wallet remains closed.
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But we shouldn't complain, they've important stuff to fix first, like the visual bug on training droids that literally nobody noticed or cared about
Hence, if you have five characters that are far more powerful then the rest of your roster, you are going to be facing harder teams in 6-9-11-12 then if your roster was more evenly brought up. ( if that makes sense )
true enough, if they calculated what you faced based on your collection score some how, instead of your top five power rating, it would make things probably much more easier for some people.
but also reflecting back, when I was still leveling towards 85, there where ALWAYS hump areas in GW, that did not allow me to pass for certain level spreads, as I leveled and geared out my characters. hope this helps explain some mate
It's not "currently." This has always been the case. People have been complaining about how impossible GW is since the dawn of time (ok, since the dawn of GW). The problem is, and has always been, that whatever power metric they use has very little to do with the actual effectiveness of a team. Thus if you don't make optimal choices in your own team building, it will still look to the game as though you have a strong team, but since not all "high power" teams are created equal, you won't actually be able to beat the nodes you are given.
One's ability to finish a GW shouldn't simply be due to the fact they got unlucky and got the GK / Zariss comp they need four G11 tanks and DN to get through or because they got lucky and got a team with only +80 average speed instead of +120. Perhaps the sample size is small, but since TB and G12, I've completed two GWs across two accounts. Prior to that, I would go maybe a month without completing a GW and that was usually because I was sleep walking through node 9 and didn't notice a team get on Node 9.
I have a team with no zetas that will routinely face teams with four on Node 12. I've set my expectations such that a successful GW is now completing Node 11 - it just seems capricious that I need to do so.
Link your swgoh.gg
Might not be able to beat the node with your team......
But very well may be able to break the node with your roster ^^
The empire wishes to crush your soul with galactic war. I feel the pain too. i beat 32/50 and haven't come close in a couple months.
Liath, an interesting name for sure. You are either a developer or a troll. When you speak of it being a player issue and "complaining from the beginning of time it is obvious you are oblivious to reality. So when you say it is the players fault, it is simple, you liath.
You try to sound like there is no issue. There is. No matter how belittling you are, no matter how much Peter pan advice you give, it doesn't change reality. Focus on fixing it instead of downplaying the absolute stupidity of what is happening. Sticking your head in the sand doesn't make reality disappear, it just prevents you from seeing it. Every time I see some dumb post about suicide squads and the right combinations, it makes me laugh, realizing the devs would rather spend their time on chat boards defending stupidity rather than just fixing it. Maybe I'm too hard on them. Maybe they're not smart enough to figure it out. But there is a definite issue and it is being ignored, belittled and justified instead of being fixed. Stop lying to people. The GW is more f'd now than it has ever been. That is not by design, it is born of ignorance and cultivated by lies.
What on earth? Did you even read my post? I didn't say there was no issue. In fact, I said there is an issue, and I explained what it is. The power metric they use doesn't accurately account for the strength of teams.
I have no idea what you find "interesting" about the name Liath... It's the name of a main character from Kate Elliott's series Crown of Stars.