Chapter 3110: Romantic

No one who plays cards doesn't go crazy.

No matter what kind of cards you play, you will eventually become a lunatic, because eight or nine out of ten things in this world don't go as planned, twists and turns never stop, and all causes and effects are self-inflicted...

Stark had originally planned to take Iron Man's main body to kill all sides, but who would have thought he would draw a perfect magic deck.

Thinking that he would lose later, he was very sad, but thinking that he would win with this deck later, he was even sadder.

In Shiler's view, his chance of winning was still very high because he drew this hand really well. The famous mages of Kamar-Taj were all drawn by him, and he even drew Loki's Scepter of Mind, which was the key prop for the illusion flow.

For the next hand, Stark played it so uncomfortably.

The easiest way to play Stark's hand was the orthodox mage flow, which was the academic school, mainly relying on converting the attack action cards in his hand into spell cards and defense cards into formation cards.

There were many classifications of spell cards, but the easiest one for Stark to play this time was the illusion flow, because the scepter could roll dice and provide mana. After the hero action converted the spell cards, he used dice to get the designated points to draw illusion cards, which could directly hallucinate the whole field.

After hallucination, you could corrupt, and after corruption, you could turn into bones. And Stark used Shiler's hero, which was Death, and Death's hero skill was to resurrect bones.

That is to say, other people's characters would turn into bones within two rounds of being taken out, while Stark could keep resurrecting characters to use.

And this kind of hallucination was also useful for enemies in events, which could also lead to hallucinations and corruption. Once resurrected with the Death skill, you could even turn enemies into friends and directly turn enemies in events into your own people.

What kind of luck is this! Shiler was so jealous that he gritted his teeth. How could someone draw a full-body illusion flow directly?!

Then Stark was still dawdling there, scolding Strange one moment and saying that this genre was too troublesome the next, having to roll dice every turn and think about the points of the dice. It was simply too tiring to play.

Shiler really wanted to slap him.

And he didn't know if Stark did it on purpose, but he got the dice points wrong several times, causing the cycle to break and giving others a chance to breathe. The hero skill was also used sluggishly. He should have resurrected Strange first, but he dragged it out and didn't do it.

As a result, the Pikachu S. H. I. E. L. D. deck directly hired Jean Grey with points, ignited the Dark Phoenix with Infinity Stones, and burned 80% of the cards on the field in one go, making a comeback and winning.

Stark was stunned on the spot. Although he had some elements of playing blindly, he never thought he would lose, and he lost to a mouse!

Shiler was so angry that he didn't want to go out for air anymore and directly drove him to the side to play himself. As a result, he really couldn't do it. His luck was too bad. He couldn't draw a systematic character at the beginning. They were all scattered and messy, and none of them were right to raise.

Stark simply took a hero card himself and joined the battle. The Ultron filmed back also joined in, but it was easy to get messy when there were too many people. The table wasn't big enough, and there was no place to put various columns. Everyone felt that they didn't have fun playing.

During this period, Stark also got his own card once, and then he fully understood Shiler's predicament at the time. These mechs of his were simply too expensive. It was good enough to be able to scrape together one after fighting two events, and they were the kind of mediocre mechs. His cool nano-mechs couldn't come out at all.

When it ended, Stark couldn't help but complain, "Although it's expensive for me to develop mechs in reality, I have the Stark Group! I should bring points when I enter the field!"

"What are you complaining about? I haven't complained yet." Scarlet Witch said from the side, "I am the master of Scarlet Power, but I have to defeat the Great Demon Shadow in the event before I can evolve. Is there any justice in this?"

"I'll call Chthon later and ask him why he's invading Earth for no reason!" Wanda said angrily, "My Captain America and Black Widow with a perfect opening were all killed by him!"

Jarvis comforted him from the side, "Didn't I collect the band cards for a long time, and wasn't I killed by the Magneto you summoned? It's just a game, don't be angry..."

"I think there are many unreasonable places in this deck." Peter said, "Come on, my webs are clearly biodegradable. Why does my reputation drop when I use them too much? Is this reasonable?"

Harry shrugged and said, "After all, the person who made this deck isn't American. Their impression of superheroes probably comes from those documentaries and movies. It's normal not to understand your skills."

"You guys are all pretty good." Eddie sighed and said, "My symbiote actually needs chocolate balls to start. Where can I go to reason?"

"Isn't this what it should be?!" Venom roared at him, "You want me to work for you without giving me food?! You black-hearted boss!"

"Then why don't you say your skill is actually splitting? Where do you want to split?" Eddie also said quite dissatisfiedly.

"That's because those people don't understand us at all..."

When everyone dispersed, they found that it was almost time for dinner, so they had to go prepare ingredients in twos and threes.

This afternoon, Shiler's anger never subsided. Playing the game not only didn't relax him, but also ruined the good mood of his vacation these past few days.

He actually drew his own card. The skill of this card sounded pretty good, and it did play a role in disrupting the situation, but the panel was too fragile. It didn't stay on the field for two rounds before it was carried off.

Gray Mist was also very dissatisfied with this. He rarely appeared in public, and even if he did, many people didn't know he was Shiler's symbiote. He was indeed a summon card, but his panel attributes couldn't be added to Shiler.

And just saying his own attributes were too weak, it was completely imagined by the producer looking at his form. Gray Mist's skill was to be able to cover a person, giving him two rounds of concealment effect, that is, he couldn't be attacked, and there was nothing else.

Even without counting the ability of the Nameless Mist, he wasn't this weak at all. At the very least, he should have been given a teleportation, or an increase in summoning slots or equipment slots.

When cooking, everyone was also quite dissatisfied with the design of this card. As a game, it was actually pretty good. If it weren't for the superheroes themselves to play, it should be quite interesting.

But if the superheroes themselves were allowed to experience this game, there were too many shortcomings. Many people's skills were completely written blindly, and the restrictive conditions were particularly harsh, which could simply be said to be ignoring the big and small kings.

And there were also many existences they were familiar with that weren't added. Helen wasn't in the deck, Pikachu and Rocket Raccoon weren't there, the Guardians of the Galaxy weren't added, the X-Men only had those few people who appeared frequently, and even Level 8 Agent Coulson wasn't there. It was very unpleasant to play.

And also, although it wasn't impossible to play by yourself, it was very chaotic when there were many people later. It was better to have a host.

Shiler felt that the potential of this deck was quite large because the preparation space of Battleworld was relatively boring. Except for chatting with each other, it was brushing the mall. When everyone wasn't familiar, chatting was also awkward, and brushing the mall only had those few things. It was really meaningless.

If you want to strengthen the connection between people and let people who aren't familiar get familiar quickly, board games are indeed a very good method.

If it were an ordinary board game, some people who pursued efficiency might not play it, preferring to check their equipment over and over again rather than wasting their time on these things.

But if it were this kind of superhero card, besides being used for playing, it could also be used to understand the situation of superheroes.

Battleworld had been open for so long, and popular heroes had basically met each other, but unfortunately, there were still many unpopular heroes. Their appearance frequency was too low, and some universes hadn't appeared, so there was no such person. If they met suddenly in the game, they wouldn't understand the situation.

Shiler had actually considered making a game illustration book, but this act of writing information directly on paper would likely cause dissatisfaction among many people. After all, that was other people's privacy. If you made a card game, maybe it wouldn't be so troublesome.

And Battleworld had much more room for play than the real world. It could completely adopt virtual reality technology to directly let both sides enter the field to control cards for battle. This was much more interesting than rolling dice.

But making so many superhero cards wasn't a simple matter. The more cards, the harder it was to balance. Designing what skills for each hero to be both appropriate and useful, instead of creating a pile of overpowered cards while also creating a pile of waste cards, all needed long-term consideration.

Although these couldn't be made for a while, it was relatively simple to modify the current Superhero Kill.

When eating dinner, Shiler deliberately sat next to Wanda. He whispered to Wanda, "Can you turn Scarlet Power into reality?"

"Yes, what's wrong?"

"How about we make a new set of cards? Just like the cards in Superhero Kill, but the content is re-edited, edited according to our abilities."

Wanda's eyes immediately lit up. She said, "You mean using our real strength?"

"More or less, but it needs to be balanced. You can ask Jarvis." Shiler gave Wanda a suggestion. Making balance was actually something artificial intelligence was better at because they could compare probabilities. As long as the amount of calculation went up, any situation could be simulated, and the comprehensive level of a card could naturally be easily obtained.

After dinner, several young couples started filming videos for Couple's Night. At first, there were other activities, but the final trump card session was the most exciting.

Peter could be said to be the best player here, and his winning rate was also the highest. Harry and Pikachu were second. Actually, Jarvis's technique was the most powerful, but he was busy protecting Wanda every time and didn't pay much attention to the construction of his deck, so his winning rate wasn't high.

However, after all, it was Couple's Night, and winning or not didn't matter. The key was to show affection. Jarvis and Wanda's show of affection could be said to be quite successful. The next morning, Shiler saw their names on the hot search.

What was even more surprising was that Wanda had actually made the new deck overnight last night. Although she knew it was simple for her to change things, this was too fast, right? How addicted is she? ===== CHAPTER 3111 =====