I don’t think I’ve ever seen Ultron lose… It seems ridiculously easy to win with him. Even constantly Fating him seems like just a minor inconvenience rather than a true obstacle. 🤔
It's because no one plays Ultron right. U cannot just remove. There are cards in the fate deck that state "remove". Ultron is unbeatable if u play him like the way in the video
When it comes to Thanos you must be certain you win a stone back before giving it away. Else its game. Once he gets 1 stone it all rolls over like a snowball effect however
@@alejandroshernandez2525 when the stone is in a domain other than Thanos' it must be assigned to an ally. If that ally is removed, it stays where it is. When it gets returned to Thanos' domain, it goes in his specialty spot (his gauntlet).
I have a question: When an Infinity stone is dropped in a domain meaning a vanquish action happens and the stone is floating in the villains domain, can that stone be used or does it need to be attached to an ally in order to use it?
In 8:51 doesn’t the rule book say that you can only move in your domain or from an enemies domain back to yours. It states especially that you can not move to an opponents domain. So that move would not be allowed. Or did I get something wrong?
With thanos, if an opponents domain has a stone, he is able to move his Allies to that domain whenever. Though the domain MUST have a stone, hope this helps.
They came from the Thanos Rising game by The OP. A little easier to randomize stones rather than using the pieces of cardboard! We like Marvel Villainous a lot! (Not so) patiently waiting for the first expansion to release.
He certainly, IMO, has the most straightforward path to victory that doesn't really involve maneuvering throughout anyone else's board/plans. You could get unlucky and have a bunch of your drones at the bottom of your deck, I suppose.
What I like to do when I play Ultron is. Instead of just removing the sentries for the first 2 upgrades, I'll wait for a hero or an infinity stone to be attached and vanquish my allies out. That way getting the first 2 upgrades isn't as easy.
I think Joe has played a game or two, unsure about Kevin, and RJ last "seriously" played around the Odyssey block. Frenchie still dabbles to this day, though!
Thannos seems to hard to win with. Any advice too buff him. Especially in a 1v1
A bit late but you could start with a random infinity stone for Thanos to use.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen Ultron lose… It seems ridiculously easy to win with him. Even constantly Fating him seems like just a minor inconvenience rather than a true obstacle. 🤔
I was constantly fated by Loki (sometimes twice in a turn) and I didn't get farther than the second upgrade 🤷🏼♂️
It's because no one plays Ultron right. U cannot just remove. There are cards in the fate deck that state "remove". Ultron is unbeatable if u play him like the way in the video
@@tonyramos3951 you can just remove and everyone plays it right
You can just remove. It's states so on everything website.
Trust me it’s not as easy as you think.
When it comes to Thanos you must be certain you win a stone back before giving it away. Else its game. Once he gets 1 stone it all rolls over like a snowball effect however
U do not control the reality stone so u cant use it after the ally is killed
he played it wrong .the vanquish action: he must discard his ally as well
Where so you get the stones?
Where did you purchase the 6 stones you used to play with?
The Thanos Rising game by the OP.
Don’t you have to attach the stone to an ally?
I see that your ally was vanquished. I thought the stone must be attached to an ally?
@@alejandroshernandez2525 when the stone is in a domain other than Thanos' it must be assigned to an ally. If that ally is removed, it stays where it is. When it gets returned to Thanos' domain, it goes in his specialty spot (his gauntlet).
I have a question:
When an Infinity stone is dropped in a domain meaning a vanquish action happens and the stone is floating in the villains domain, can that stone be used or does it need to be attached to an ally in order to use it?
The stone can still be used as long as it is in the domain as far as I am aware.
@@WrecknRule true
In 8:51 doesn’t the rule book say that you can only move in your domain or from an enemies domain back to yours. It states especially that you can not move to an opponents domain. So that move would not be allowed. Or did I get something wrong?
With thanos, if an opponents domain has a stone, he is able to move his Allies to that domain whenever. Though the domain MUST have a stone, hope this helps.
My second question:
Can 1 ally of Thanos take control of more than one stone if there are multiple at one location?
As far as I know, an ally can only take control of one stone at a time, but I would be happy for someone to correct me if I am wrong.
@@WrecknRule It is only one per ally unfortunately
I play the winner!!! I'm playing as Kang!!! lol
Isn't there a rule that says, no more than 2 infinity stones can be at one villains domain?
Where did you get those plastic infinity stones?
And also how do you like Marvel Vilainous?
They came from the Thanos Rising game by The OP. A little easier to randomize stones rather than using the pieces of cardboard!
We like Marvel Villainous a lot! (Not so) patiently waiting for the first expansion to release.
Ultron seems to be easiest to win with from what I’ve seen. I’ve only played a few games though. Is this correct?
He certainly, IMO, has the most straightforward path to victory that doesn't really involve maneuvering throughout anyone else's board/plans. You could get unlucky and have a bunch of your drones at the bottom of your deck, I suppose.
What I like to do when I play Ultron is. Instead of just removing the sentries for the first 2 upgrades, I'll wait for a hero or an infinity stone to be attached and vanquish my allies out. That way getting the first 2 upgrades isn't as easy.
He didn’t pay to play alkena
Whoops :)
If you guys don't have an MTG background I'll eat my hat.
I think Joe has played a game or two, unsure about Kevin, and RJ last "seriously" played around the Odyssey block. Frenchie still dabbles to this day, though!