When it comes to competitive decks, Snap Marvel is an incredibly balanced game with a ton of variety. There will inevitably be a rise in top decklists and certain cards, but satisfied enthusiasts move even and reveal, destroy, and discard to keep the variety enough.
The recent changes have led to adjustments in power, moving towards a more tailored approach, rather than opposing effects. The developers at Dinner Second are never afraid to make major nerfs in order to keep it more balanced. It has been mentioned that there are a few select cards in Marvel Snap that will periodically dominate the metagame.
Unless something is truly broken and well in the case, Dinner Second developers will release these major patches more frequently on a monthly basis, which will also include bug fixes and additional updates to the traditional game. Additionally, the broken issue will be fixed in a weekly OTA update called Snap Marvel.
To discover all the information regarding the most recent modifications to the game, continue reading.
17 July 2023 Update Reminder: We should see the the new Marvel Snap July patch released today, so stay tuned for all those new updates to the game.
Bug Fixes
Marvel Snap June 2023 Patch Notes
PATCH HIGHLIGHT.
Latest Game Mode: Conquest
GENERAL UPDATES.
Recently added to the Token Shop – Enigma Collection 3!
Weekend Missions.
The initial release of this feature will include three Weekend Missions available each weekend, providing players with more goals and rewards than their current Daily Missions and Weekly Missions.
The Card Released Newly offers a great way to earn Tokens back with your new cards, essentially reducing the overall cost. There will be Weekly Missions available for each new card release. The amounts of these rewards will vary depending on the difficulty of the mission.
Series Drop Updates: Certain cards have decreased to a lower series.
Cards decreasing from Series 5 to Series 4:.
Cards dropping from Series 4 to Series 3:Output: – Cards
BALANCE UPDATES.
We are aware that the changes made in the upcoming patch, which will be released in advance of Evolutionary’s High, may affect the metagame related to that card. Therefore, we will use OTAs to address those changes. We have these changes in mind and will implement them well in advance of the release. We know that this patch is coming after a couple of fun weeks with Evolutionary’s High, so we will make some smaller adjustments to our lesser-played cards to make the game more enjoyable. Additionally, we have a major change planned for this week.
CARD UPDATES.
– Galactus:.
Galactus is a card that we’ve kept close since its release. His ability warps the game by allowing players to claim two locations, changing the goal for both players and “countering” the cards around him. We frequently move the thresholds to determine the rate of play and the competitive diversity, as the game gets reduced by Galactus’s state. However, if we waited, the metagame could sort itself out because Galactus is inherently counterable. Many players don’t even bother trying to solve these problems, as beating him is not worth it. Galactus’s popularity has only grown, and his winrate has increased.
The original design for Galactus is difficult to rebalance because it essentially has one value, so we can adjust its Power. However, that doesn’t mean Galactus always loses priority in counters post-Galactus making. Enchantress or Shang-Chi, like counters, may let you beat these cards more naturally, especially Professor X. Either way, it’s still all about the counters. We considered making the first 7-Cost card that was just less fun and weaker with the same issues, but also redesigns for Galactus. We didn’t find anything that cleared our bar, which is very high.
Ultimately, we decided to make a Power that is functional in a way that leads us to winning, in addition to the restriction imposed by Galactus. This contest allows players to challenge themselves within the core of SNAP, using Power to win and caring about the fun of the game. It can be frustrating for players to rely exclusively on counters to control their appearance. Every deck should have the ability to muster Power 7, but we expect Nimrod. or Hobgoblin to become stronger by playing them after 6 turns. Although the popular Archetypes of Galactus may become stronger, we will find the healthiest spot and further tune him through OTA. It’s also worth noting that if this change proves to be too little or too much, we have the ability to adjust it.
Maria Hill:
We are granting Maria Hill the capability to roll a 2-Cost card primarily in order to enhance her thematic similarity to Agent Coulson. We anticipate that this will result in a minor improvement, as there will be instances where you receive a superior card from her, and in those situations, your Quinjet will also offer a discount half of the time. While this will not be a significant game-changer, it will certainly make the card more enjoyable.
– Dazzler.:.
She may have a home alongside Brood with Surfer Silver and Patriot in Ultron or other shells. In addition, to change up the competition, we shifted her rate to 3-Cost and also decided to fill locations that give her more incremental boosts. We never really found a competing home against many of our strongest 4-Cost cards and old Dazzler.’s ability didn’t give enough of a boost to reflect the level of investment of filling your board demands.
BUG FIXES.
LIST OF KNOWN
Marvel Snap June 2023 – Preliminary Patch Notes.
The upcoming update for Marvel Snap is expected to be released next week, approximately on June 13th.
We suspect that there is a large portion of notes and updates in the patch and update, which you can now learn more about in the video below. The focus of the new mode, Conquest, could be on making plenty of changes.
Marvel Snap May 2023 Patch Notes
PATCH HIGHLIGHTS.
Kitty Pryde Comes
Latest Addition: Customization of Deck
Seasonal Series Decrease: Certain cards have fallen to a lower series!
Cards descending from Series 5 to Series 4:.
Season 4 to 3
Cards remaining in Series 4:
GENERAL UPDATES.
Ranked Mode.
The upcoming patch will bring planned changes and adjustments to the number of Ranks/Cubes, as well as updates to the matchmaking algorithm, throughout the season. These changes will aim to enhance the overall experience for players in Ranked Mode.
In order to validate your purchase, you are required to Press and Hold the button while buying an item from the store. This should assist in minimizing/uninstalling any inadvertent transactions!
Assigned Series 1 and Series 2 tags to cards from those collections.
AUDIO.
Voice Over Enhancements
General Updates.
BALANCE UPDATES.
We will soon have more news for you on the future balance changes. This week is relatively light in terms of recent excitement, with a diverse metagame that ended April featuring a healthy win rate and cube rates, but only a small number of outliers in popularity. Today’s focus is mostly on a couple of card reworks.
CARD UPDATES.
Kitty Pryde – Launched with fresh appearance!
As previously announced, today all active accounts will be rewarded with Series 5 and Kitty Pryde, who will make her return to the game this week with her latest skill.
Crystal.
Crystal. has been one of a handful of cards seeing incredibly low play and win rates for quite some time now, and an obvious buff candidate. We debated maintaining the direction of the current effect by removing the middle restriction, increasing the cards drawn, etc. But the tricky thing is that we don’t want an effect like Crystal.’s to be strong. SNAP decks are only 12 cards and we don’t want those cards to play out the same every time, so we’re very careful about letting players draw cards. This rework aimed to make a simple, appropriate Crystal. that could be fun alongside a variety of cards.
Wave.
Wave.’s cost reduction occurs after other effects that reduce card costs. In addition to a text update that clarifies when Wave.’s effect begins, we’ve also made a rather large adjustment “under the hood.” Wave. will now begin to apply after effects that reduce card costs, rather than before. That means She-Hulk, Death., etc. will always cost 4 while Wave. is in effect. We don’t take lightly that this change kills a few decks, but Wave. has been far too constraining on our ability to use cost reduction as a synergy reward in future designs. Leaning on Wave. is just always better than dedicating your deck to the actual synergy–we’ve seen that with Death. since both cards went live, and we’ll continue seeing it without this action.
Death.
As Death.’s current performance is essentially dependent on Wave. and Galactus, we wanted to improve her playability in other decks now that the interaction with Wave. has changed. This may not be enough, and if we see Death. take a huge dive we’ll come back and look at how these values can be adjusted further to ensure Death. remains a meaningful card for dedicated Destroy decks.
Snow Queen (Text-only change
The function of the card is currently unclear, but in the future, we may pursue a type of shorthand by copying a card into your hand. This text revision is simply an attempt to resolve some ongoing confusion about how it interacts with cards like Bite Widow’s and what exactly Queen White does.
BUG FIXES.
LIST OF KNOWN
Marvel Snap April 2023 Patch Notes
PATCH HIGHLIGHTS.
Updates to the Token Shop
Here’s what you’ve been waiting for: the next new card will be hidden in this section until it is released. In its own section, the Weekly Card Spotlight will feature it immediately once it is released, during the first week of SNAP MARVEL.
We’re moving out of the way of seeing the Ultimate Series 4 cards and into rotation, making your decks much cooler! We felt that the Ultimate Variants deserved their own section. Some of the most epic variants in the game are the Ultimate Variants.
After departing from the Weekly Spotlight, Series 5 cards will be included in this category. Every 8 hours, the category rotates and showcases a card that is not in your possession from all the currently accessible Series 4/5 cards. This section exclusively highlights Series 4 and Series 5 cards and operates in a manner that is almost identical to before.
Board Game Update.
We have made several enhancements to our game board! Take a look at the fresh artwork and special effects!
Seasonal Series Decline: Certain cards have descended to a lower series!
Cards descending from Series 5 to Series 4:.
– Ghost..
– Stature.
– M.O.D.O.K.
Season 4 to 3
– Shuri..
– Bast.
– Valkyrie.
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GENERAL UPDATES.
Players who achieve the Infinite Rank will only be paired with other players of the same rank.
When you tap on a card for more information in the Shop or Collection, the Card Detail screen now includes Artist Credits, Card Series Label (such as Series 3, Series 4, or Series 5), and Variant Rarity Label (such as Rare, Super Rare, or Ultimate).
You now have the ability to “flip” cards in-game to view the Card Back in full detail. Additionally, we have made updates to other areas where Card Backs are displayed to showcase their 3D features.
After approximately 10 hours of gameplay on the day, players will no longer be able to earn XP for the Season Pass.
The Track Level Collection has been expanded.
AUDIO.
Fresh audio effects for Squirrel Girl (Drag).
Fresh Soundscapes for Camp Lehigh.
Implemented voiceover support for Thai and Indonesian languages.
BALANCE UPDATES.
In the wake of our last balance change, we saw the metagame settle into a much healthier shape than it had been before. However, we were too shallow with our adjustments to the Shuri.-Taskmaster decks, and Lockjaw-Leech shells (both with and without Thanos) have remained solid contenders. Today’s changes aim to push both of those decks off their clear top spots. Outside of Shuri.-Taskmaster, the metagame is looking healthy on our internal metrics.
CARD UPDATES.
– Shuri..:
[Previous] 4/2 – On Reveal: Increase the Power of the next card you play by two times.
[Update] 4/2 – On Reveal: If you play your subsequent card in this location, multiply its Power by two.
Developer Comments: We considered a number of changes to Shuri., but they all tended to ruin her current decks. Some even theoretically risked making a new monster with different parts–that’s not a great risk to run when balancing a problematically strong card. The change we’re making today may seem small and subtle, but we expect it to be impactful and retain the same flow of play for her existing decks, which is a consistent goal in our balance philosophy. This nerf removes Cosmo’s protective capacity for her target, makes single-card answers like Valkyrie easier to aim, and indirectly buffs lane control elements like Professor X. We’re taking a risk here in that this nerf could leave Shuri. still a strength outlier–if so, we’ll react quickly.
– Leech:.
[Updated] 5/3 – On Reveal: Strip away the capabilities from all cards in your adversary’s grasp.
[Update] 5/3 – When turn 6 begins, eliminate all abilities from cards in your opponent’s hand.
The metagame of the foundational piece is to fulfill a necessary role without ever changing, which is important in any setup without any unique angle. Decks in the event should have combinations and cards that are designed to counter some powerful endgame cards, hence the decision to “remove Leech from the equation early on. It has been a constant obstacle in the design and balance of decks, as we have often tried to weaken the stronger cards in the past to make Leech play a deck and/or Power against strong finishers. Usually, when frustration occurs, it is because Leech has been heavily played as a card, but our goal has never been to heavily rely on Leech.
– Lockjaw:.
[Revised] 3/2 – Once you play a card at this location, exchange it with a card from your deck.
[Update] 3/2 – Once you play a card at this location, exchange it with a card in your deck. (Once per turn).
Decks such as Thanos, which coincidentally utilize numerous inexpensive cards, will discover Lockjaw to be less powerful and easier to play against. Restricting Lockjaw to only one exchange per turn compels the player to develop their board without allowing them to sprint ahead or surprise their opponent later in the game. We are modifying the most dominant and vexing utilization of Lockjaw, which involves activating him multiple times in a turn, often with a snap as well, since we believe it is. As we introduce new cards, there will also be new and enhanced methods to bypass the risks associated with Lockjaw. Having such a wide range of possibilities in multiple competitive decks is quite extraordinary! However, each activation of this delightful creature essentially draws a card and randomly “generates” up to 6 Energy. Lockjaw is an enjoyable and thrilling card, but.
America Chavez:
[Previous] 6/9 – You consistently acquire this card on turn 6, and not prior.
[Update] 6/9 – Begins at the bottom of your deck. Retrieve this card on turn 6.
In general, we don’t expect much impact on the overall functionality of Chavez’s America with this update. However, it does restrict our ability to print cards that you can interact with on the top of your deck. So far, Yondu’s role outside of the game has been largely unimportant. This means that it’s more likely for her to be the top card of your deck over the course of the game. If you were previously concerned about drawing the next card in your deck, you would just draw your next card instead of Chavez America.
– Jubilee:.
[Updated] 4/1 – On Reveal: Include a card from your deck to this specific location.
[Update] 4/1 – During the revelation phase, add the highest card from your deck to this specific location.
Some of our players may recall a period when Jubilee possessed this capability! During that time, Jubilee would frequently be a 4/10 as she consistently summoned America Chavez. At that time, we made the decision to modify Jubilee’s effect rather than America Chavez’s, as it was a simpler change to convey. However, we are planning to create cards in the future that interact with the top of your deck, so we are reintroducing this design as well! As of now, we anticipate that this update will have minimal impact on Jubilee.
– Leader:.
[Updated] 6/7 – On Reveal: Duplicate all cards your adversary played to the position directly beside this, but on your side.
[Update] 6/2 – During Reveal: Duplicate the opponent’s card(s) with the greatest Power played during this turn, but on your own side.
Our previous adjustment to Leader’s power was undeniably too severe, and we are disappointed that it became a prime example of how detrimental a nerf can be. Our approach to balancing is to maintain as much gameplay as possible while reducing card strength, but we did not achieve this in the past. With this modification, our goal is to restore Leader’s effectiveness to a suitable level for a 6-Cost card, while avoiding the overpowering impact of his original version. We are currently being cautious with his Power due to the fact that certain strategies that were previously effective against the original Leader, such as playing weaker cards before a strong one, are no longer applicable.
BUG FIXES.
The game no more crashes on certain Android devices when changing languages.
There is no more an endless loop if Morph appears unexpectedly (for example, through X-Mansion) and duplicates Kang.
The Token Shop for Series 3 should now be correctly displayed once you have gathered all the Series 3 cards.
Tapping identical Kang’s during gameplay while the turn is being reversed should no longer result in the disappearance of that card.
Focus can now be placed on the Spotlight cards in the Season Pass user interface by tapping anywhere on the card.
Credit/Gold deep linking should now direct users to the store from the Reward/Mission specific page.
While observing the detailed information of a card during gameplay, it is recommended that user interface elements such as the profile picture menu and emoticons should no longer possess the functionality to be clicked on.
Releasing a card in the details perspective should no longer result in the closure of the details view.
Resolved a problem that could result in games crashing when specific card/location combinations were used with Galactus.
Resolved a problem that permitted the utilization of characters in deck names that ought to be restricted.
Resolved several problems that could trigger Sandman’s visual effects to activate in circumstances where it should not.
Cards that are included in the hand by Camp Lehigh no longer intersect with any other cards that are already present in the hand.
The Navigation menu doesn’t remain visible when transitioning to News articles and then returning to the primary game.
Kang should no more cause the in-game music to get trapped in a loop.
After Kang has been played, snapping should no longer cause the user interface to overlap.
Claiming the Collectors Reserve after upgrading a card should no longer result in failure.
When the shop refreshes, the incorrect card art should no longer be displayed on the variant cards in the shop.
The Raft’s visual effects should no longer be absent when your adversary activates the impact.
It is advisable to close the user interface elements for sorting and filtering in the Collection tab when navigating to different screens.
The non-operational full-screen feature should no longer be visible for iOS.
Repaired Camp Lehigh’s
[PC] User interface elements should be appropriately anti-aliased on high configurations.
[PC] Limbo should now be correctly visible
LIST OF KNOWN
Interacting with the emotes during a match can pose challenges on certain devices.
The text on the Season Pass spotlight card is too extensive in certain languages.
The Season Pass does not include one Mystery Variant in the Free track.
The Favorite icon sometimes covers the text icon in certain languages.
If you have the Series 3 card selected when the store refreshes, the screen will momentarily go black.
Banner VFX shows the incorrect countdown timer when Kang reverses time.
Modifying or removing letters in the deck name on Android can be a challenging task.
The Reconnecting feature may not always be visible when attempting to reconnect to a Friendly battle.
Two players clicking simultaneously can result in inaccurate energy indicators being shown.
Sandman and Electro may not visually demonstrate their abilities in a locked-down area.
Backing out while Kang is reversing can result in an Aw Snap error.
After the store closes, certain items may be absent (should be resolved after participating in a game).
In certain scenarios, the client may experience a break and require restarting due to the ability to bypass the new player flow.
Quake’s shuffling of locations can prevent Shuri.’s buff from being applied.
Excessively clicking the Pin button on items in the Token Shop may result in an Aw Snap error.
Browsing the Store can clash with the recently added horizontal scrolling of the Token Shop.
The Series 3 Cards available in the Token Shop may seem claimable until you have left and come back to the shop.
Mission bonus symbols might not be visible.
“Uncommon” and “Ultra Rare” designations on cards are not consistently translated.
Continuous capabilities postpone the merging visual effects for Klyntar.
Mysterio’s symbol doesn’t update correctly in all perspectives when using a variation.
Cards that modified their functionalities, such as Mystique, may not exhibit the updated ability description if they are returned to the player’s hand.
Spectrum’s visual effects for indicating which cards will be affected by her ability aren’t always being shown.
When used in Sinister London, the replica of Omega Red plays its visual effects multiple times.
Cards in the Rapid Upgrade category sometimes display the wrong artwork.
The Quantum Realm does not diminish the strength of cards that have their cost and power exchanged.
In certain languages, the fonts of some item names in bundles may appear too small or get truncated.
The Token shop in Series 3 might display duplicate items before they are rolled through each card.
The Shop UI does not display the tokens you have available for New Release cards.
The Token Store does not automatically align with the currently selected card.
Several currency/cache symbols do not appear in front of the user interface/background when focused.
Some variations have artist/variant name text that exceeds the boundaries of the nameplate.
There may be a visual glitch on the store page.
The Time Stone does not visually bestow power on the orb.
[PC] The Carousel can be difficult to navigate.
[PC] Changing languages after toggling between Windowed and Windowed Fullscreen may result in the disappearance of text elements in the user interface.
[PC] Playing Sentry. can cause an Aw Snap error.
[PC] Some special effects still play when the game is not the active window.
The Latest Marvel Snap Patch Notes
In the dropdown menu provided below, you will discover the latest updates for the game in 2023.
The devs at Second Dinner, of course, release the weekly balance updates every Thursday via OTA (over the air), so this is not the final ‘significant’ monthly patch notes released.
Because we simply cannot manage a page with more than 9000 words, we are only including the most recent patch notes here. Therefore, if you are truly eager to read the old patch notes from previous months, we recommend going to Marvel Snap’s Newslist and filtering by ‘Game Updates’.
Marvel Snap July 12 Patch Notes
PATCH HIGHLIGHT.
GENERAL UPDATES.
SOUND & CREAT
New visual and auditory effects for the subsequent cards:
BALANCE UPDATES.
At this time, we don’t have many urgent matters to address in the metagame except for High Evolutionary’s over-performance and excessive popularity. Many of these modifications aim to enhance clarity and establish clear expectations regarding cards with unconventional interactions.
CARD UPDATES.
High Evolutionary.
The Evolutionary High deck has proven itself strong enough to support three distinct decks within the metagame. However, even though we think there is room to improve diversity at the top of the metagame, our metrics do not explicitly indicate any problematic cards in Ranked play. Some cards are better than others, but none of the three explicitly stated cards are better than the rest.
Developer’s note: Wasp is not only simple and pretty, but she also impacts the meaning of these decks significantly. Her weakening is more impactful than the overall winning of other cards, especially when playing with Jane Foster and Lockjaw. In addition, she provides a bonus of +4 when rolling Lockjaw two times, making her fantastic in conjunction with them.
Developer Note: In the same way, Hulk is present in every shell of the High Evolutionary that we have been monitoring, and Hulk is the strongest there is, even if there is a regrettable glitch that doesn’t consider the last turn of the game, in case you happen to have an extra Energy. This modification will address that problem and also decrease the average Power of Hulk, particularly in Lockjaw shells where players frequently collect Energy without ever drawing Hulk.
In the upcoming weeks, we will persist in closely monitoring High Evolutionary, and we acknowledge that these modifications might not be as severe as certain players anticipated.
Gambit.
If they decide to disrupt the board, the Wong combination decks will experience some setbacks and may need to consider incorporating cards like Apocalypse or Swarm. By granting him +2 Power, we are compensating for this drawback as it is a nerf, and Gambit is not a frequently used card. How could it be effective if you have no cards to discard? Gambit’s innovative concept revolves around “throwing” cards at your adversaries. Arnim Zola must eliminate his intended objective in order to generate duplicates of it. The fact that Gambit’s effect destroys cards while Arnim Zola must destroy his target has caused confusion among players for quite some time. Developer’s Note: Including Gambit in more conventional decks could potentially be an intriguing alternative.
Mystique.
First, let’s try to make some adjustments to improve the quality of life. However, this often doesn’t work out as planned. Just like Rogue, she has the ability to absorb and reveal without triggering it. When Mystique takes on the form of someone like Rogue, she also gains the ability to absorb and reveal. Similarly, Electro and Stone Soul have ongoing abilities that allow them to copy the abilities of others, including Man Absorbing. Whenever a card with the ability to reveal is played, both Electro and Stone Soul immediately copy the ability. This change in the game allows for better intuitive understanding of player outcomes. Note that this is just like a developer copying the whole text of a box implicitly to change it.Output: Initially, let’s attempt to make some alterations to enhance the quality of life. However, this often does not succeed. Just as Rogue does, she possesses the capacity to assimilate and disclose without activating it. When Mystique assumes the guise of characters like Rogue, she also acquires the capability to assimilate and disclose. Similarly, Electro and Stone Soul possess ongoing abilities to replicate the abilities of others, including Man Absorbing. Every time a card with the ability to disclose is played, both Electro and Stone Soul promptly replicate the ability. This modification in the game facilitates a more comprehensive understanding of player outcomes. It is important to note that this is analogous to a developer implicitly replicating the entire text of a box in order to modify it.
Nakia.
Nakia, the developer, notes that while she has been underperforming for a while now, her dominance during the beta period of the game is a far cry from her current state. We are trying to address both of these issues by making a change to Nakia, creating a simpler and stronger card. This change is especially complex for a debuting card in Series 2, in addition to addressing those specific concerns.
As time goes on, we will keep making updates in this manner. Clear, coherent, and simple to understand SNAP cards are what help our teachings align more effectively with the wording of a few cards, in order to enhance only the adjustments mentioned below.
Black Bolt.
Notes that there is an unresolved inconsistency in the capitalization of the word “cost” in this text.
Black Cat.
Bucky Barnes.
Cerebro.
Developer Note: This is the typical terminology for enhancing Power in a passive manner.
Doctor Strange.
Kraven.
Developer Note: This is the typical wording for activated Power boosts.
When Is The Next Marvel Snap Balance Patch
For those who are really curious, Marvel Snap receives a new patch every month, and these patches are usually released on Tuesdays, occurring every four weeks.
The final Marvel Snap patch was launched on July 12, 2023. Taking into account this, we anticipate that the upcoming Marvel Snap Patch will be released on August 8, 2023.
In an attempt to improve the underperforming game, Dinner Second is planning to make updates to the cards. These updates will likely include a few additional cards as well as fixes and major changes. The focus will be on improving the game each week, and the updates from Air Over will be separate and completely different from these patches. Please note this.
This is a fairly common practice for card games, and regular balance updates are always appreciated, particularly when a specific card or deck is dominating the metagame.
Nerfing overpowered cards in TCGs and digital card games is a much better game for overall longevity and health. Of course, effects and stats fluctuate in these games. There is a likelihood that there will be no compensation given to players who have purchased these cards. However, it is not yet known whether there will be any potential compensation for nerfs to Season Pass cards.
Make sure to check out our dedicated section for Marvel news, where you can find tutorials, guides, and more.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT – Patch Notes | Weekly Balance Adjustments | Series Release Schedule.
FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS – Leaks for the Next Season Pass | Marvel Snap Roadmap | Upcoming Packages.
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