Related: New Marvel Game Could Give Doctor Strange The Spotlight He Deservesīecause of the infrequency in which these rewards can be obtained in Marvel Future Revolution, it leaves the only reliable way of farming Companions to be the Gacha inside the game's store.

While it is possible to reliably farm Costumes, Cores, and Omega Cards through gameplay, in a move that is unfriendly for Marvel Future Revolution's free-to-play players, Companion Shards can only be obtained outside of draws through limited events, leaderboard rewards, and the Convergence Box, none of which are easy for players to regularly farm. When the new Companion system was added, it utilized the same system of draws that the Costume, Omega Cards, and Cores used, but with one major difference. This system is used for Costumes, stat-boosting Omega Cards, and Cores, which can be used to augment a player's Battle Badges to add new stats. Currently, many of these systems in-game incorporate Gacha mechanics such as random draws.

Marvel Future Revolution is a completely free-to-play game, so it isn't a surprise that the game has to use forms of in-game monetization to fund its development. While the Companion system does help empower the player's roster and strengthen their character builds to help them take on Marvel Future Revolution's deep combat system as heroes, it also heavily relies on low-chance, randomized rewards and pay-to-win systems that emphasize spending and Gacha mechanics. This likely comes as a disappointment to many Marvel Future Revolution fans looking forward to expanding their roster outside the relatively small cast of eight playable characters. Since its release, Marvel Future Revolutionhas struggled to balance its content-rich, free-to-play, open-world RPG with frustrating Gacha mechanics and unfortunately, the new Companion system falls firmly in the latter camp.

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