All Cards in Friends vs Friends Ranked – Tier List
Change the pace of the game by dealing the perfect card
Hadley Vincent
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Published: Jun 19, 2023 03:02 pm
In Friends vs Friends your aiming capabilities are just as important as the Card Deck you wield. Whilst you may be starting with a bit of a bad hand, through Levelling Up and gaining XP by just playing the game, you will find yourself having built a lethal collection that can completely change the tide of the round. Whether you are someone who absorbs more damage than they would like to admit, or find yourself consistently hitting those headshots by altering the environment and your opponent to gain the upper hand, your Cards require strategy in when to pick them. For these reasons, this is Vincent’s guide on our Gamer Journalist ranking of all Friends vs Friends Cards.
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Friends vs Friends Cards Summary
Although you cannot specifically choose which brand new Card to use in the next match, by Levelling Up and earning Booster Packs, players can build up their Cards dependant on the character they are rocking in Friends vs Friends. Once the Deck is built upon, you can go ahead and filter out anything that we deem to be less viable in your matches. These can change depending on your playstyle and how often you find yourself using the Cards offered in your Deck per match. Although the Deck is also randomized per round, it is best to have a more balanced Deck in your arsenal. From Buffs – granted an advantage for the round or a Debuff – punishing your enemy.
Something that may be somewhat overlooked is the Weapons Cards which are actually incredibly overworked right now. This is because a lot of characters do not start with a Weapon, whilst others are gifted something powerful off the mark. You will often find yourself with a pistol and perhaps, face-to-face with a Sniper or Katana. Because of this, having at least 2 Weapon Cards available in your Deck are game-changers for Friends vs Friends.
We will also outline which Personality Cards are better than others, as you may find that the Character you choose is not as viable in a fight than another. Whilst this shows obvious bias towards specific Characters, this is unfortunately an unbalanced system that is currently in place which will massively affect who you choose to play as. Most players will likely pick a character based on their Weapon or Personality, rather than the way they actually look.
Heals you with every bullet you successfully hit on your opponent
Steel Bullets
Deal more damage
Bomb Lover
Throws Bomb with every Card you deal
Med Kit
80 HP
Health Up
Increase Max Health
Predator Vision
See through walls
A Tier
Card Name
Card Description
Invisible
Invisible until you shoot (works like Sombra in Overwatch)
Bullet Time
Slows down time for a short duration
Poison Bullets
Deals poison damage whilst allowing you to track their movements
Helmet
Reduces headshot damage taken
Energy Drink
Increases speed (mobility and reload) and decreases Weapon bullet spread
Bigger Explosion
Deals more damage with explosives
Thick Skin
Explosive damage resistance
B Tier
Card Name
Card Description
Small Head
Shrinks your head so you are a harder target to get head shots on
Double Jump
Allows you to continuously jump around the map, making you a harder target to hit
Move Faster
Increases movement speed
Tin Man
Become bulletproof but you slow down
C Tier
Card Name
Card Description
Green Herb
Replenishes 30 HP
More Accuracy
Increases precision by reducing the bullet spread of your Weapon
Phantom Bullets
Shoot through walls
Big Mag
Increases bullets in magazine
Love Letter
Replenishes a bit of HP then sends the same Card one member on the opposing team for one round.
Debuff Cards
S Tier
Card Name
Card Description
Invisible Hand
Opponent cannot see what is in their hand
Move Slower
Opponent is slowed
Mind Blowing
Has opponent’s brain hover above them for a one-shot kill headshot on the brain itself
Rubber Bullets
Less damage dealt in opponent’s Weapons
Poison
Deals damage over time and allows you to watch their movement
A Tier
Card Name
Card Description
Swap Weapons
Swaps your Weapon with the opposition
Big Head
Increases opponent’s head size
Less Accuracy
Makes the opponent’s bullet spread less accurate
Empty Mag
No bullets in opponent’s magazine
No Jump
Opponents cannot jump
Health Down
Less Max Health
B Tier
Card Name
Card Description
Garbage Day
Deals useless Cards to your opponent’s hand
Small Mag
Reduces opponent’s bullets in magazine
Poison
Deals damage over time and allows you to watch their movements
Barbed Cards
Damage taken from Cards when dealt by opponent
C Tier
Card Name
Card Description
Pixel-Vision
Turns opponent’s vision into pixels
Invisible Health
Hides opponent’s Health Bar
Weapon Cards
S Tier – Katana and Punch-R
A Tier – Lieka and Boomstick
B Tier – Brasshopper
Personality Cards – Characters
S Tier – Increased Damage (Spike Remington), Increased Health (Donnie B), Katana Default Weapon (Sable Santana) and Increased Speed (Haru)
A Tier – Explosion Resistance (Little Lars) and Brasshopper Default Weapon (Myk Raver)
B Tier – Double Jump (Moose Salto) and Custom Boira-9 (Stevie Gull)
C Tier – Green Herb (Duck Anderson) and More Accuracy (DJ Newton)
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Hadley is a Freelance Writer for Gamer Journalist. They have been with the company since October 2022. With a BSc Honors in Psychology, Hadley focuses their creativity and passion for Video Games by primarily covering Horror, FPS, and anything with a great narrative. You will often find Hadley covering the latest indie horror games or deploying into Call of Duty's DMZ. They love a good story and one that can keep them up at night, be that for its scares or its lore.
Published: Jun 19, 2023 03:02 pm