Leveling is fairly straightforward inMarvel’s Midnight Suns. Even if you’re not bringing some heroes in missions, there’s a catch-up mechanic that boosts them a bit closer to the Hunter’s standing. Still, this is a slow and gradual process. If you really need a character to be stronger (i.e., they’re required for aHero Op), that’s where the THREAT Room comes in. Here’s ourMarvel’s Midnight SunsTHREAT Room and leveling guide to help you greatly increase your character’s capabilities in a short span of time.
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Marvel’s Midnight SunsTHREAT Room and Leveling guide
To start leveling using the THREAT Room inMarvel’s Midnight Suns, you’ll need the New Threat tech:
Oh, and once you’re done with that, ensure you recheck your hero’s deck. You’re going to be fighting a lot of mobs, so AoE spells and high-damage skills will help you get the job done.
Note 1:Each hero may attempt this encounter once per day. You cannot save during this battle and there’s no way to restart the encounter. As such, you’ll want to keep a save before your attempt.
Note 2:Characters only receive XP up to the point when they match the highest-leveled hero in the entire roster. For instance, if the Hunter is level 20, then only those at level 19 and below will receive XP when doing this activity.
Note 3:Level 25 is considered as the cap in this game. However, characters continue to receive some XP past that point to increase stats like health.
Now, the THREAT Room inMarvel’s Midnight Sunspits your chosen character against dozens of demons. Don’t worry because the vast majority of them are just minions/fodder, so they’ll die in one hit. Likewise, there are several explosive pots and sarcophagi that can be used for environmental attacks. Even better, each enemy you kill automatically refreshes your Card Play, while also drawing another card from your deck. As such, it’s imperative that you chain your kills so that there’s no wasted action.
To be clear, though, the sheer number of hostiles can still overwhelm you if some manage to survive after your turn (i.e., you’re their only target, so you’ll take the brunt of the damage). Moreover, you’ll need to survive three rounds to complete the encounter, though you still keep the levels that you’ve earned.
In any case, here are some tips for each character that’s attempting this bout:
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