Move Move Throw - A Marvel Crisis Protocol Podcast

Emanuel and I dive into Asgard for the second part of their affiliation focus. I think the moral of the episode may be that Meteors is pretty good for the Asgardians.

Jay and I break down our favorite characters for each affiliation to pull into thier unaffiliated slots.

Jamie returns to help me cover the new Tactics cards that have come out since we last rated them. There are definitely some interesting new cards to discuss.

This is the GotG affiliation focus episode to help cover the basics of playing the Guardians.

I steal Tseung Tsu from Across the Bifrost so we can chat about the little choices that can lead to getting an advantage. We specifically focus on Crisis Selection, Team Build, Deployment and counter strategies for all three.

Greg and I talk about Size 5 characters and they could be implemented into the game.

Jacob and I tackle the next Avengers Affiliation Focus episode. This one ended up being very challenging as Avengers  is an extremely versatile and is perhaps the affiliation with the most options to consider.  

I am continuing the affiliation focus episodes with Wakanda. Jamie helps discuss this one as we dive in the topics of Win Conditions, Controlling Priority, Crisis Coordination, Balance of Power, Common Mistakes and how New Releases are making the Affiliation Evolve.

Pat from Across the Bifrost helps me tackle my second Cabal focused episode.  The goal is to present some more advanced tactics and theory that goes in to playing Cabal and building Cabal teams.

I have found myself spending more time examining how I spend my power and how much power I generate for my opponent. This episode focuses on the concept that in each game of MCP there is a mini game where each player is managing that balance and trying to make sure it leads to their advantage. Listen to the episode and let us know if you are already recognizing this or if this changes your thought...

In this episode we are talking about which of the expansions should be your new recruit or in other words...What should be your next purchase after the core set? Jamie and I give you our Top 5 List of the most significant releases to pick up after you start playing.

This episode is about stepping back and examining the Win Condition for your team. Jacob joins me to cover the primary ways teams get an advantage that lead to winning the match and which affiliations excel in the various routes. 

This is the 3rd and final episode in the Creating Content series. Devon (Cutthroatcure) assists me in talking about streaming and helping people get some idea of what it takes to jump into that world. The goal with this trio of episodes was to help others start creating content for MCP. The first episode was on Blogging and the second was on Podcasting.

This episode continues my break from tactical content to try and help anyone looking for a creative outlet. I recorded three short episodes about creating content for MCP. This second episode features Tseung Tsu from Across the Bifrost to assist me with discussing the topic of recording podcasts.  I will have an episode about streaming prepared for Wednesday and I already released an episode about...

I decided to take a step back from some of the tactical topics this week. I recorded three short episodes about creating content for MCP. This first episode has Jamie the creator of Xavier Protocols guest hosting to tackle the topic of creating a blog. Writing articles is it's own unique challenge and I thought it would be helpful for anyone potentially looking for creative outlets during this dif...

We are wrapping up Hot Pocket Party and the spicy hot takes on all of these Tactics Cards.  This is the second and final part of that adventure. Jamie continues putting up with me so we can get through the rest of these cards. Let us know what you thought and if we were way off on your favorite card!

It is time for a Tier List but this one is for Tactics Cards. Jamie helps me with Hot Pocket Protocol and we give our spiciest of hot takes. We recorded two episodes to cover all of the current cards and here is Part 1.

Devon from Cutthroatcure joins me to talk about all the hobby time we have while staying home. This episode is all about painting models, modifications, terrain, and enjoying the hobby side of this game. 

Pat from Across the Bifrost joins me for a really interesting episode. We are trying to tackle the FAQ of competitive players that are wondering if they should dive into MCP. Hopefully this episode makes for some interesting discussion and helps bring new players into the game.

This episode is all about coordinating your crisis cards with your roster. Jacob from Xavier Protocols returns to help me with this episode. We dive into building for a specific crisis and figuring out a plan for both secures and extractions.

Greg Webster from Recalibration  Matrix joins me to tackle a popular topic. Should Marvel: Crisis Protocol have goons? We throw around all the ways we can think of to integrate them and how that affects the game. 

This week I am joined by Dr. Norbert to discuss tournament formats and clocks. We also dive into the topic of Team Formats and what that could look like for Marvel: Crisis Protocol.

Marc-André Leblanc joins me to discuss all the characters that can throw other characters around. We discuss both the attacks and the superpowers can that generate throws as well as some of the best ways to use them.

Jacob from Xavier Protocols comes on the show to discuss Asgard with me. This continues our affiliation focus series and we dive into the key elements of the Asgardians. This also ended up being one of my longer shows as Jacob and I had a lot to say. Enjoy the show and remember....For Asgard!

Jamie returns to help me review some of the more consistent team concepts that we saw at LVO and have been developing since. The goal is to give players some ideas of the more challenging strategies to play against and to practice with. This is not a complete list by any means but we wanted to help people have place to start that want to dive into the competitive side.