Self-Made Champion Flash Feuds

Just did all the tours and set my lineup for the first feud. Appreciate being able to do all the tours (except the one that requires The Chosen One - drew mcintyre). No fun getting locked out of some tours or the hell levels.

Feud lineup requirements look pretty good. I can complete the bottom row for all four feuds, and the middle row for 3/4 (don't have Torrie Wilson). Appreciate that the six star requirement is only for the middle and not bottom row.

Rewards look fairly standard, as is the way you earn them. This is not bad; I prefer to have a little familiarity from feud to feud rather than having to re-learn how to earn points differently every time. I might start hating the feud by later tonight, when my lineup gets destroyed by some sandbaggers with all 6-tier armor belts, but right now it looks good and I am optimistic. I usually end up liking the women's feuds more than the men's.

Event is pretty good . The tours were easy to complete with decent superstars only css problem was cody or everything is great feuds are good too. Easy matchups pretty easy to complete the event . More armory loot coins would had made it even better. And I better hope you give me the drew McIntyre for free now!

Overall this was a solid event. i like the structure of the flash feuds was fun and diverse! only down fall is to obtain alot of the medallions to get stuff like gear from the prizewall you have to spend a bit to get to the last 3 milestones. over all barely spending 40$ and getting to the 17/20 milestone wasnt bad. Requiring the likes of jackie for top line or cmpunk was meh why not use bundy or mccool along with drew and maybe another 1 off premium card? i was there was a grind aspect to feuds like example every match you win you win 2k points or 1k points toward the solo event? i know its a stretch but it'd be nice to see that aspect added. but 1st in each feud getting the card kinda sucks. because if you dont have a solid partner that isnt going for it or all the bells and whistles promoters and such its hard to obtain.

Tours – Difficulty Balance and Freebie Viability

In the “Let Me Talk to Your Manager” tour, for free-to-play (FTP) players, using the MLC freebie Trickster Raquel at 3 stars to face a 6-star silver opponent in Hell Mode feels disproportionately difficult. At that level, we’re not even able to equip universal straps, which further limits our ability to compete on equal footing.
This is reminiscent of last month’s feud tour, where FTP players were required to use HOF Austin against Hip Hop Hustler John Cena. That matchup was similarly unmanageable for FTP players without access to the two premium CSS posters.
While I understand and respect that this is a business and that premium posters are a core part of driving sales, I believe there’s room to strike a better balance—particularly when it comes to tours that award solo points toward the gold chest.

In blogs and livestreams, the gold chest is often described as attainable for FTP players through gameplay, so it’s discouraging when such tours include matchups that are practically impossible without having access to premium CSS options.
If a MLC freebie is included as a valid CSS option, the associated opponent difficulty should ideally be capped at a more accessible level—similar to the 5SS/5SG opponents used in other freebie-restricted tours.
Additionally, evolving the current freebie has been more difficult this month due to the scarcity of Evo Tokens. Requiring 2,000 Evo Tokens even for lower-level enhances adds another barrier toward completion of the tour—especially when such high costs were previously reserved for later-stage enhancements.

Feud Prizewall Rewards and Balance

Firstly, I’d like to acknowledge the noticeable improvement in this month’s feud prizewall. The diversity and accessibility of rewards are a welcome change compared to last feud’s prizewall, which felt quite underwhelming.
It’s great to see a return to the format where feud prizewalls genuinely incentivize participation and effort, which is definitely appreciated by the player base.
That said, there’s still room for improvement in terms of quality and variety:

•A recurring issue is the repeated offering of certain poster shards while others are noticeably absent.

Example: Arcade Assassin Asuka and Mercy the Buzzard shards haven’t been offered in over two months.

•Meanwhile, the same poster gears keep showing up at very high prices, even though many aren’t essential for success in gameplay.

•The gears and contest straps remain priced disproportionately high for what they offer. Players can often succeed without them, making them poor investments.

•Poster shards are a more appealing option but are imbalanced in value when compared to the medallion cost.

Since Feud is arguably the flagship game mode in Champions, players naturally expect more substantial and rewarding returns for their time and effort.

Suggestions for improvement:

•Rotate poster shard offerings more fairly.

•Adjust gear and contest strap pricing to be more competitive.

•Align rewards with the value and grind of the event.

With a few tweaks, the prizewall could better reflect the importance of Feud and maintain player motivation.

Warscore Competition Rewards and Medallion Distribution

It would be a meaningful improvement if the Warscore Competition leaderboard rewarded solo points for the feud contest instead of faction points.

Currently:

•The faction contest is relatively easy to max due to the abundance of points from various sources.

•As a result, leaderboard rewards feel redundant and lack value.

Switching to solo points would:

•Make leaderboard placement more valuable.

•Help players earn more medallions, better aligning with the message given to us roughly 2 months ago in a blog which said:

“Find MORE medallions in milestones!”

While technically true, most of those medallions are heavily backloaded into the final milestones, which many active grinders don’t reach due to the high thresholds. This becomes discouraging—even for grinders who put in consistent effort.

Offering solo points through leaderboard placements would:

•Encourage more competition.

•Help a broader range of players access the medallion pool.

•Better align rewards with individual effort.

Feud Battleground Competition – Improve Rewards

Currently, the Feud Battleground Competition leaderboard rewards:

•A small amount of solo points

•Feud loot coins

•Some hangers

While appreciated, the impact of these rewards is minimal, especially considering the time and grind involved over the full feud weekend.

A few specific issues:

•Feud loot coins don’t yield much in terms of valuable shards or resources.

•The difference between ranks—say, top 300 vs. top 250 vs. top 150 etc—is often just 10k solo points, which one loot coin spend can match. This makes pushing further up the leaderboard unrewarding.

•For most players, going beyond 300M offers little to no meaningful incentive.

Proposed improvements:

•Offer S-tier chase poster shards to top 300 leaderboard ranks.

•Alternatively, increase solo point rewards slightly so leaderboard progress directly benefits milestone advancement and medallion count.

Benefits of this change:

•Encourages more competitive engagement

•Helps players unlock S-tier chase posters gradually

•Makes leaderboard grinding feel worthwhile, especially for those feuding consistently all weekend

Final Thoughts

Feud is a cornerstone of WWE Champions. These suggested adjustments across tours, prizewalls, leaderboard rewards, and shard distribution would go a long way in reinforcing competitive integrity, engagement, and overall satisfaction.

The feud weekend overall was good. The tours were doable and the feuds themselves were pretty open. I would have liked to see more bonus css to make hitting milestones a little quicker. It was a grind that I think many wouldn't be able to do over so many feuds. The prize wall was decently diverse and an improvement over previous prizewalls.

Nice event i liked it and it was good

Over priced prize wall for the meaningful items

Should have more required battled for each fueds Css instead of finishing it all in 2-3 matches.

Regular fued is much better than FF

HI team

the faction stability was massively improved this time quicker match making and better results

the ccs required to earn points for the feud scores and towards the solo event were to unattainable and made it very hard to stay interested in feuding over the weekend.

the improvement in medals given out was noticeable and a big bonus

overall for me a bad event due to the requirement of the css otherwise a positive event

I had a lot of red rings and long wait times, many members of my faction had the same problem.

The current Flash Feud setup was refreshingly balanced on the surface—good CSS accessibility, manageable tour difficulty (except the Drew McIntyre lockout), and a clear layout for feud lineups. I appreciated being able to complete most rows without hitting steep paywalls. The return of familiar scoring systems also helped keep things simple and enjoyable without the constant need to re-learn contest mechanics.

However, the prizewall and milestone structure still left a lot to be desired. Despite decent gameplay, the low amount of medallions and limited solo point opportunities made the rewards feel disproportionately gated. Even grinding through all feud matches barely moved the needle on progress toward top-tier shards or gear. Additionally, it would be great to see better rotation of underrepresented poster shards and fairer pricing on gear and straps to maintain long-term engagement.

With a few changes—like distributing more medallions earlier, improving leaderboard value with meaningful solo points, and rebalancing Blitz rewards—Flash Feuds can hit that sweet spot of fun and reward. Right now, the mode is on the right track but needs tuning to make all the effort feel worth it.

Really enjoyed this weekends events. The flash feud felt smoother than usual and the event contests allowed people to use superstars that they had, not just recently rare superstars which is always nice. Overall great weekend!

This flash feud was very standard. The positives-

1. The prizewall is amazing. There's something for everyone. I hope future prizewalls are like this.

The negatives-

1. Time zone issues. This issue is not specific for this flash feud, rather a problem for all flash feuds. For most of us, 2/4 feud starts at night. I don't like that we have choose between sleep and feud.

Nothing more to add,as I said earlier its quite standard flash feud with a very good prizewall.

LLT: The Tours were pretty straightforward and widely available for the players to efficiently progress through all nodes. Features a diverse and generous range of CSS, making it easy to complete most tour without needing any specific or rare characters.

Faction Contest: The faction was able to max out the contest without significant difficulty, despite having some technical challenges, showcasing a core structure and well balanced faction milestones.

Flash Feuds: The continuation of making the middle lane accessible for players really rare characters for middle lane bonuses increased the productivity and encouraged diverse character usage. Following that, The steel cage rules become more focused on bonuses like specialty gems or specific gem color boost, feels like an enhancement rather than a restriction, which is making it more enjoyable experience compared to previous iterations. The only thing that hinders most players is the flash feud schedule, it maybe convenient for some players but may cause issues for those in other time zones like Europe and UK timings, which potentially limiting global accessibility.

Battleground Milestones & LB Rewards: The flash feuds offers achievable milestones due to the broader, more accessible range of required characters. The early bonus points upto 2M is a strong incentive, which leads to the better engagement and player satisfaction. The current leaderboard point system feels discouraging, as the points aren’t even remotely comparable to the significant effort and time that players have spent on this, including myself. A more rewarding system would motivate players to maintain their pace and sustain engagement, fostering a fairer and more competitive environment. I know that adjusting the reward structure might require all kinds of rebalance strategies but this will ensure fairness and stability across solo and faction contests.

Entourage Slot Glitch: Intermittent issues with setting up entourage characters disrupted the gameplay flow, which indicates a temporary rather than persistent problem.

Prizewall & Medallion Count: The prizewall items were very generous this time around offers a more diverse and accessible range of rewards compared to the previous mlc’s. The shard counts are appealing but imbalanced cost of medallions are still something that needs some consideration. However, certain superstar shards are repeatedly dropping while some are nowhere to be found, Gears and straps remain costly relative to their value. The gear hangers felt like an underutilized currency, as there were no compelling options to spend them on, reducing their value to players. The inclusion of latest released or highly demand costumes will definitely make a significant impact.

Conclusion: Atlast, the event was engaging and fun, particularly for players with access wider rosters. However, the scoring structure in Flash Feuds and persistent technical issues detracted from the experience, making it feel less rewarding compared to regular feuds.

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