Marvel's Avengers is the latest example of a game taking games as a service model and providing its players with new content as it expands. To do this, this title uses hero challenge cards. This is basically how Crystal Dynamics works in a battle pass system.
Each playable character in the game (both at launch and future addition) will have their own hero challenge card. Each map will include unlockable cosmetics, emotes, and finishers as you cycle through them. All six launch heroes will have their challenge cards unlocked for free, but future characters added to the game will have their cards cost $ 10 in in-game currency. It should be noted that completing the cards of other heroes will give you free credits which can be used for DLC maps.
You will unlock your first Hero Challenge card approximately two hours after starting Campaign Mode, but the unlock method for each level is never fully explained. Here's how to level up a Hero's Challenge card and earn content exclusive to that character.
There are two ways to level up your Hero Challenge Card. The first is to buy your way through the levels. Each level you buy will cost you 100 credits. This equates to about a dollar for each level, and each character has their own respective challenge card, so you might want to save some money, so we recommend you take the following approach.
When you are on the Challenge Map tab, you will notice daily and weekly challenges at the bottom of the screen. This is the main way you will increase the level of your card. Each hero will have their own weekly and daily challenges, so if you clear the specs for a hero you love, be sure to explore what is available to others.
At the time of writing, these are the only two ways to progress through your hero challenge cards. Make sure to explore what's available each day, but don't feel overwhelmed with having to complete the cards on time, as they aren't set on a seasonal time limit like other battle pass systems tend. to be.
