Mi opinión sobre el juego

El juego me parecía muy completo, claro que a veces tenia sus errores pero playdom lo arreglaba lo mas rápido posible, ademas de que siempre agregaban contenido al juego ya fuese otra temporada de jugador contra jugador con nuevas recompensas, una nueva misión especial cada mes o cada que salia una película del MCU, Nuevos trajes de Héroes nuevos Héroes por tarea, y un Montón de cosas que hacían valer la pena jugarlo cada día.

¿Todo era color de rosas?

La verdad es que no, el juego te motivaba tanto a jugar todos los días que si por algún motivo no podías hacerlo, te retrasarías muchísimo Es por esto que nunca conseguí gran cosa en este juego a pesar de lo mucho que me encantaba, ya que por motivos ajenos a mi, no podía ser tan constante, y los días que lo jugaba no podía hacer mucho por lo atrasado que estaba en todo. Pero del resto era un juego muy desarrollado, aun me faltaron cosas que meter aquí, pero el post se me alarga demasiado.

A todo pavo le llega su día de acción de gracias

Seguramente a estas altura están como Homero preguntándose:

Pues solo digamos que cierta corporación no le gusto que playdom usara su propiedad para beneficiarse, ni beneficiar a otros de forma gratuita, así que le dijeron a playdom basicamente que si no quitaban el juego ellos lo harían y que ea mejor que lo quitaran ellos mismos y ocurrió la tragedia.

El 1 de Septiembre de 2016 se anunció que Disney cerraría el juego en todas sus plataformas (al igual que Marvel: Avengers Alliance 2) el 30 de septiembre de 2016 y el 2 de Septiembre todos los seguidores de este juego vimos lo siguiente en nuestras pantallas.

El juego llegó a su fin el 30 de septiembre de 2016, dejando atrás una gran comunidad de jugadores tras el cierre. Casi todos entraron una ultima vez al juego ese día y los fans aun lo recordamos con gran tristeza

GRACIAS POR LEER HASTA EL FINAL

Imágenes: Algunas Fueron sacadas de google y otras son viejos screenshots

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Brief Description

Marvel Avengers Alliance or MAA was an online strategy game in which your Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D (your personalisable avatar) must gather resources, weapons and energy to complete his missions.
The player is a new S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who is sent by Nick Fury and Maria Hill to complete missions, defeating villains and henchmen. As the game progresses more heroes join the conflict, which can be used by the player as allies in battles.
The game was distributed by playdom, the largest game distributor on Myspace and one of the largest on Facebook.

Let's describe MAA further

For this there are several points to touch on and we will do it one by one:

• The Agent
  As I mentioned before this character will represent you in the game. He will carry your gold, s.h.i.e.l.d points, command points, silver, suits, weapons, experience, battle artifacts and the iso-8. He is also an irreplaceable member of your hero squad (except in rare missions).
• Weapons
  The agent uses different weapons to be able to fight in battles. These weapons can be obtained in several ways. They can be obtained through roulettes, rewards from deployments or raids, getting them or buying them in the store.
• Agent's uniforms
  The agent can change the outfit he is wearing in order to obtain different benefits such as changing class, being able to equip more Isos-8 or being able to equip boosted Isos-8.

• Hero Squad This is the team of 3 characters that you bring to each Threat which consists of 2 heroes of different or the same class, but you can only use the Hero in your squad once per threat. Unlike similar games where if you have two of the same character you can use them, this is because you are recruiting and using Marvel comic`s heroes.

• Heroes Classes.
  Heroes and agent are divided into 6 classes, Strategists, Spies, Combatants, Guards, Detonators and Generalists.
  Detonator
  All Detonator attacks are guaranteed critical attacks when they are towards a Guard. When a Detonator attacks or is attacked by a Guard, the Detonator gets a power-up called "Focused Attacks" which guarantees that the next attack the Detonator makes against any enemy will be a critical attack and will ignore his enemy's defense.

Guard
When a Guard attacks or is attacked by a Combatant, the Guard gains a power-up called "Rage" which increases all of the Guard's attributes and is applied up to 2 times.

Combatant
When a Combatant attacks a Spy, the Combatant makes a follow-up attack on the Spy. When a Combatant attacks a Spy the Combatant gains a power-up called "Close Combat" which lasts for one round and guarantees that the next attack on an individual target grants a sequential attack. It also makes attacks more likely to hit, attacks ignore most evasion effects, and reduces the damage received by the Combatant from counterattacks and sequential attacks.

Spy
When a Spy attacks or is attacked by a Strategist the Spy gains a power-up called "Combat Reflexes" which, causes the Spy to counter enemy attacks, causes the Spy's attacks to become "Stealth Attacks", gives him a chance to evade enemy attacks and increases the damage inflicted by the Spy by 35%.

Strategist
When a Strategist attacks or is attacked by a Detonator he gets a power-up called "Tactical Maneuvers" which grants an immediate additional turn to the Strategist. Once the Strategist uses his additional turn he receives a depower called "Options exhausted", which prevents him from having any more additional turns for that round.

Generalist
Generalists get no benefit from attacking the other classes and no disadvantage either.

Dual Classes
Some heroes have 2 classes together instead of just one, so they get the benefits of both classes but also the disadvantages of both.

• Game resources
  In the game there are several things that can be done, which need resources to be done (buying, researching, training, etc.,)

• Energies
  All battles in the game require energies. Energies are a resource that is necessary to start a fight. These resources are found in a bar that tells you how much energy you have. All energies are automatically recharged over time and can also be refilled in an accelerated way with reserved energies that can be obtained in various methods, when using the reserved energies their value is added to the amount of points that the bar had before using them. In case the battle is lost, the agent will not get back the energies spent in the fight and will have wasted them. Once the energy bar is full it will not be possible to accumulate more energy even if time passes, they must be spent first. There are 3 different types of energy in the game, which vary depending on the type of fight:

Energy (Normal).
These energies are used in Season 1 and 2 battles, Special Operations and Daily Missions. Mission battles cost 10 energies each. The energy bar is filled with 60 energy points, this is equivalent to 6 battles that can be done when the energy bar is full. Normal energies regenerate at a rate of 1 point every 6 minutes, so every hour you reach enough energy for one fight.

The reserve energies are in 4 types:

Small Energies: They increase 2 energy points.
Medium Energies: Increase 10 energy points.
Long Energies: Increase 25 points of energy.
Full Energies: Increase 60 energy points (fill the bar regardless of how many points the bar has).

Challenge Points (JCJ Energy)
Each JCJ battle costs 1 Challenge Point. The bar is filled with 5 points and one point is charged every half hour. Reserve energies are in groups of 1, 3 and 5.

Simulator Points (Simulator Energies)
Each Simulator battle (with the exception of Villain Archive battles) costs 1 Simulator Point.

• Command Points (CP).
  Command Points are in-game resources used to recruit characters, buy hero uniforms and some Boosted Isos-8s and Isos-As.

• Silver
  It is the most used currency in the game, it is used to train heroes, research items and buy items in the store (some). Most of the time items purchased with Silver are bought in conjunction with S.H.I.E.L.D. Points, i.e. you need to pay a certain amount of silver plus a certain amount of S.H.I.E.L.D. Points to obtain the item, research, train, etc.

• Gold
  It is the scarcest resource in the game and probably the most valuable. It is used to buy Elite and time-limited artifacts (weapons, costumes, heroes, weapon sets). It can also be used to get other resources (PCs, S.H.I.E.L.D. Points and Unstable Isos-8) by exchanging gold for these things.

• S.H.I.E.L.D. Points.
  Similar to silver, this resource is used to buy items, train heroes and research artifacts.

• Experience (EP or Experience Points) Experience is the resource used by the heroes.
  Experience is the resource used by the agent and heroes to level up. Each character (and the agent) has a bar that must be filled with EP in order to level up. When the agent fills his bar he automatically levels up, on the other hand, when a hero fills his bar he must train to level up.

• Game mode
  As an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. the agent can create his own characterized avatar, which can change the attire, the face can be customized, the agent's name can be changed and the weapons he uses can be changed. New weapons and uniforms are unlocked as the player progresses through the levels.
  The game is based on turn-based fights between the player and the heroes against various enemies.
  The story of the video game was divided into 2 seasons, both of which have 12 chapters available. Each chapter consisted of 6 missions, with the exception of the last chapter of season 2, which had only 3.