Show Notes
Marvel Snapcast Episode 149 breaks down the latest Marvel Snap OTA, including the Gambit Horseman of Death nerf, the changes to its copy engine, Luke Cage’s rework, Triton at 3/6, Spider-Man 2099, Aunt May, Supergiant, Lady Bullseye, Agent 13, and the new card-versus-character targeting rules.In this episode, @ItsGuestGaming and @KMBestInASnap begin with the biggest question from the patch: did Second Dinner actually nerf Gambit Horseman of Death, or did they primarily hit the card enabling its most explosive copy turns? The discussion covers Gambit’s real place in the meta, the difference between ladder frustration and high-rank data, and why the Captain Carter shell may have been a bigger target than many players realize.
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Marvel SnapCast Episode 157 is here! ItsGuestGaming and KMBest break down Marvel Snap's Character Mastery update, the split-rate backlash, and why a better reward track can still leave players frustrated.From Wild Booster bugs and guaranteed God Splits to Ink and Gold odds, we debate what Second Dinner gained, what players lost, and whether the goodwill from Draft could ever last.Then it's Rogue: Scion of Division. KMBest found a use for her in decks that struggle against big combos, but does that make her worth picking up? We talk Zombie Galactus, Scorpion: Brand New Day, and why a cheaper Rogue could be a nightmare.
Marvel SnapCast Episode 156 is here! ItsGuestGaming and KMBest break down a massive 12-card Marvel Snap OTA—and debate whether all those balance changes actually fix the decks defining the meta.Scorpion: Brand New Day loses power, but does that matter when its affliction combos already win by overwhelming margins? We dig into Blink’s role in making the deck consistent, why throwing priority matters against Luke Cage, and whether changing Scorpion’s cost or doubling mechanic would solve the problem without killing the card.