Epic cards in Moon Karts: Upgrade and Power in races

Today I decided to talk about epic cards in Moon Karts, which are considered one of the most important elements that determine the strength and development of any player. Each card in the game has its own features that help improve performance in races, and therefore the player must know how to choose the right cards that suit his strategy.

Epic cards in Moonkarts are divided into two types: Drivers and Upgrades. Each card has a dollar price, the number of copies available in the game, and the number of cards for sale. For characters, we have SPARK, priced at $2.39, who looks cool and confident, and BLAZE, priced at $2.40, who appears fast and fierce. SURGE, priced at $2.49, appears to be a tactical player who calculates his steps. As for HAMMER, priced at $2.50, he is a very powerful character and clearly not easy to race.

As for upgrades, we have the GEAR UPGRADE, priced at $2.40, which allows the car to shift gears quickly, and the TIRE UPGRADE, priced at $2.45, which improves the balance of the files. The $2.48 REINFORCED BODY gives the car greater shock-resistance, while the $2.50 CORNER DEMON is a rare card that helps provide optimal control on sharp turns. It's clear that each card has an important role, but the question is, if you had to choose one card, which would it be?

Regarding the cards for sale and available in the game, we notice a significant discrepancy between the total number of copies of each card and the number currently available on the market. For example, Gear Upgrade is one of the most popular cards, with 452 copies, but it has only been on sale three times. The same applies to Tire Upgrade, which has 450 copies, but only eight are available for sale. As for rarer cards like Corner Demon, there are only 61 copies of it in total, with only one currently available, indicating that players are very attached to it. Regarding characters, Spark and Blaze have six copies available for sale, despite their small total number, while Surge and Hammer have only four copies available, indicating that they are in demand and may have a higher value in the future.

I think that choosing cards in Moon Karts depends on the style of play that each player prefers. If you want to focus on speed and control, cards that improve movement performance are the best, and if you want a balance between strength and skill, choosing rare characters like BLAZE and LUNA will be very good.

I hope to see new updates to the cards in the game, and maybe even adding more rare cards to increase the players' enthusiasm and make the challenges stronger!