I just beat the 7* Yoda the first time today. Ally's were Mace and Barriss. I ended with all of my chars alive. Up to this point from the past event return the best I could do was barely get him into yellow with a last hit from my 1 remaining char. This actually seemed easy. I've even fought him with the same ally's. At least 20 fails previously.
My team was QGJ, Lumi, JC, Mace, and Ahsoka. All about lvl 70-72 and gear VIII.
Was this just dumb luck? I noticed that Yoda didn't crit anywhere near as much as he did, and was attacking for about 5k instead of 15k.
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Make Zader Great Again!
You mad bro?
Yes he's someone who got yoda the first time around and is upset that people who haven't been playing as long as him have the opportunity to get the same reward for the same investment. I have no idea how you become a fully realized person who thinks this way, but here we are.
Good for us...
Unfortunately it isn't nearly the same investment. To train a weak Jedi like Mace or Eeth to a level that can complete the old yoda fight would cost millions more in credits and purple gear than if you were to prepare them for the new yoda fight.
If I knew the fight would be nerf'd, I would just get Mace to 7* and leave him at level 1, un-geared. I can then use the extra credits to do fully level another character like Rey.
It has nothing to do with whether other people get Yoda. It has everything to do with unnecessarily wasted resources.
LOL it's not even the same amount of resources invested. Obviously you're making baseless assumptions because I beat Yoda yesterday when he was an actual challenge at level 90 gear 12. I ended up spending an extra 1 million in credits and a furnace on Lumi so I could beat him. Of course I'm going to be upset that the devs listened to all the entitled whiny crybabies that were mad they couldn't auto the event after showing up with 5 7* Jedi.
Make Zader Great Again!
The Yoda event has been difficult for months now, and people knew that. The expectation is that if one wants to complete the Yoda event, one must train his/her characters to a certain degree. For that reason, time, credits, and gear, sometimes obtained via real world cash, was invested into 5 characters to prepare them for this event. As you know, resources like credits are very limited in this game. To allocate a few million credits to a character you are unlikely to use again is no small commitment. I for one decided to train a character using 1.5 million credits yesterday because I found the Yoda challenge difficult. If I knew Yoda would be nerfed, would I have done that? Of course not. Now imagine if I had purchased those credits using crystals... I would feel cheated by EA.
The same issue occurs when a chromium-only character is moved to free-to-play. For the record, I don't buy any chromiums... but I know individuals who have spent $800 to $1000 to get Leia to 7*. Can you really blame them for feeling cheated if Leia was moved into GW store the day after they spent $1000 to max her?
or this one:
https://forums.galaxy-of-heroes.starwars.ea.com/discussion/39592/community-update-5-13-2016#latest
FashionFett
Can you honestly say you wouldn't be if you had done the same?
you "elite" players that aquired yoda yesterday seem to think that you were the only ones who dumped resources into leveling jedi. I dumped millions into them friday as well. ability mats, credits, shards. the only difference between you and I is the fact that my barris is sitting at 84/100 shards. thats it. if i spent $100 to get the remaining shards for her, i would have aquired yoda too. but i didnt. i spent millions more the next day trying to beat him before the nerf. Now had I dropped the $ to get barris to 7* does that give me the right to be angry about the resources i dropped pre-nerf? to talk down to all the peasants that didnt get him?