In this post, still it’s pretty sure it’ll get deleted
For quite a while now, I’m seeing the problem of speedhackers in pve, clearing the grinds way faster than anyone else (in most extreme cases that means 40 fights in less then 10 min, which would mean 1 fight in less than 15 secs)
Still, reporting these guys changes nothing…
Am I the only one having these guys in my brackets?
Is there a super winfinite team that makes you that fast?
Can’t be I’m the only one having trouble with these fellas…
How long does the Kang team take? I run mine with Deathlok rather than Hawkeye as mine isn’t champed so it is slower. That is pretty fast but I don’t think that fast?
Hi, thanks for the post and for following the forum rules, firstly. If you contact customer service with examples of names, they can look into it.
As for timing, I think it depends on the event. I’m not an optimal player and most of my roster is baby champed 5*s but I’ve completed 3x clears in about 25 mins before. Having seen some rosters, I do not doubt 10-15 mins is achievable in some events with a decent board.
@Chrynos1989 - it’s entirely possible that CS have checked if you have reported it already but perhaps find alternative ways to place higher ; wait for a bracket flip or play a different slice and see if you’re seeing the same thing elsewhere.
@Bowgentle said:
People are clearing CL 10 in 15 minutes some events.
10 minutes in CL9 doesn’t seem unreasonable.
I mean, unless they’re 4* rosters.
And no, Kang isn’t the fastest pve team, not even close.
which one do you suggest as fastest for beefy nodes?
Depends on your roster.
I find Gorr Hulkoye still extremely fast.
This week, Jane Riri.
Maybe some Shangvez team.
With the right combinations of teams, boosts and supports, you can do initial clears in scl10 in less then 15 min (as fast as 12-13 depending on event and also luck). 10 min in scl9 seems legit for optimal players with big rosters, although I don’t know why any of those would play in scl9.
Supports transformed PvE completely once people figured them out. With the right team at the right level and the right supports, you can pretty consistently win Turn 0 (before you move the board at all).
