For example, Joe lost his arm, he can replace it with a human-like arm or put an new arm with 5 joins that end up on a claw.
Does the claw arm make him more prone to cyberpsychosis? Or what matters is how much of my original body I lost?
She remind me of old Galacta, but I think Galacta was more flexible. You could always throw Galacta + a small card turn 6 for some value but a turn 6 Jubilee does nothing and has pitiful power.
I don't see it being good outside handbuff decks.
I am a bit burned out on forests and swords.
If I grabbed food we can find in any mall food court, removed all the modern wrappings and time-travelled to the medieval times and made a feast offering those modern food, what would be a hit and what would be rejected? Would they enjoy soda? Ice cream? hot sauce? Or maybe they would just stick to burgers?
If I am playing anything, and I die to a server admin hero, you be sure I'll try to learn that hero next.
As long as broken heroes exist, people will gravitate towards it, because believe or not, Rivals is a pvp game not a skin gallery or a dance studio.
Nobody wants to be at the bottom of food chain with no kill potential and no, being "balanced" or "fair" will mean nobody will play it because people don't choose a hero thinking it's "fair and balanced".
I hit Fox, she instantly teleports away
I hit Cat, she instantly dashes away
I hit Gambit, he instantly dashes away
I hit Elsa, she instantly dashes away
Believe or not, there was a time when not all heroes come with an instant disjoint movement tool, and they were punished if they got caught.
Now fighting the new releases is like chasing ghosts and punching smoke and I think the worst is they all feel the same and I deal with all those heroes the same way.
And slightly related, fighting those guys as a tank is dreadful because they will escape most of the time.