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The video introduces a new Marvel Snap card, High Evolutionary, detailing its unique ability to grant secret powers to non-ability cards in the player's deck. Though initially perceived as weak, High Evolutionary offers strategic depth, particularly in the context of various deck builds and their interactions. Key cards discussed include Misty Knight, The Thing, Cyclops, Wasp, Shocker, Abomination, and Hulk, each evaluated for their role and tier ranking within High Evolutionary decks. Specific deck strategies highlighted are the High Power Hulk Deck, the Affliction Deck (A Bomb), and the Evo Jane Jaw Deck, each leveraging unique card synergies and strategic deployments like negative power and energy efficiency. Counter strategies for High Evolutionary and the importance of versatile cards like Luke Cage, Rogue, and Super-Skrull are also explored. The overall theme revolves around the evolving meta, strategic card play, and the fun, dynamic nature of the game.
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In this part of the video, the host introduces a new Marvel Snap card, High Evolutionary, and explains its impact on gameplay. High Evolutionary is described as a fundamentally weak card, but it grants secret abilities to non-ability cards in the player’s deck. The host discusses the potential and limitations of this new mechanic, noting that it doesn’t affect token cards or work with Patriot. A tier list is provided for various cards empowered by High Evolutionary. Misty Knight is placed in the C tier as the weakest, with a conditional ability to boost a random card. The Thing is placed in the B tier, praised for his strong animations and versatility in disrupting opponents and enabling Abomination. Cyclops also falls into the B tier, with his ability making him more effective than initially expected.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various cards and their effectiveness within specific decks. They highlight the control decks paired with storm, pointing out the interesting animations. Wasp is mentioned as a B-tier card, useful in High Evo decks, particularly for assisting Hulk and Cyclops, and pushing negative power for Abomination. Shocker’s improved ability to reduce costs is praised, making him more useful in scenarios where cost manipulation is crucial. Abomination is placed in the A tier, noted for his potential growth and large power drops, especially when paired with cards like Spidey Woman, Scorpion, and Hazmat. The importance of strategic card deployment and the interplay of negative power in various deck builds are also emphasized.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the versatility and power of Hulk in different Marvel-themed decks. They highlight Hulk’s strong performance as a lane winner and his compatibility with various deck styles. The speaker notes that these are early impressions, which might change as the meta evolves and players find ways to counter the deck. They introduce a few specific deck builds:
1. **High Power Hulk Deck** – This deck leverages Hulk’s high power combined with cards like Devil Dinosaur, Misty Knight, Cyclops, Sunspot, and Quinjet for energy building and cost efficiency. Key strategies include copying cards with Moon Girl and utilizing energy-efficient plays.
2. **Affliction Deck (A Bomb)** – This deck focuses on applying negative power to opponents, featuring cards like Luke Cage, Rogue, Hazmat, and She-Hulk. It boasts a solid win rate and is designed to handle mirror matchups effectively.
3. **Evo Jane Jaw Deck** – This build incorporates Jane Foster to draw Wasp and manipulate power, with cards like Chavez and Odin to enhance on-reveal effects. It’s noted for its flexibility and strong on-the-ground performance.
The speaker emphasizes the fun and effective playstyles of these decks while acknowledging the evolving nature of the game.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses strategies for countering the High Evolutionary in a card game, highlighting specific counter cards such as Luke Cage and Super-Skrull. The speaker also mentions the usefulness of Rogue and Sarah Control decks. They emphasize the value and versatility of certain cards like the Hulk and Abomination when used with High Evolutionary. The segment wraps up by encouraging viewers to subscribe for more deck guides and updates.