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Open the game, keep pressing Confirm until three options appear: the first is to apply for an account, the second is to log in, and the third is to recover your password. This screen only appears after installation before logging in; once you successfully log in, it won't appear again. After logging out and reopening the game, it will log in automatically, and the login screen will not show up. When registering an account, click the first option, choose an avatar, and press Confirm after selecting. Enter your account, which is also the ID, meaning the in-game name. It must be at least 6 bytes. You can enter uppercase and lowercase Russian letters, uppercase English letters, numbers, or even emojis by pressing 0 repeatedly. After entering the account, click Confirm, then enter the password, same as the account. After confirming, you need to enter your email. Click Confirm again to start registration. If after registering you press Confirm and return to the registration page, it means registration failed, most likely due to a duplicate account, or the email might be invalid. Just use a different account or email. If registration is successful, press four times (I think), a page will appear where you can Confirm or Cancel. At this time, pressing Cancel allows you to enter the game, while pressing Confirm will close the game and open a link. Then a page asking whether to enable sound will appear. After choosing, it takes you to the main game page: the first option is to enter the game, the second is Settings. Newly registered players start at level 1. Players below level 5 have an extra option when entering the game compared to higher-level players. The first option, the extra one, is Computer Practice to play against the computer. The computer is weak and easy to defeat. Once you reach level 5, this option disappears automatically. After it disappears, the first option is Create Room, the second is Join Room. The twelfth option is My Status. Selecting the first option inside allows you to see your experience, experience needed for the next level, stats, points allocation, level, account creation time, etc. I didn't understand the rest, but it doesn't affect gameplay. How to start the game: There are two ways to start the game: ① Create your own room and let others join. ② Join someone else's room to play.When creating a room, select the option to create a room. After connecting to the network, a large menu will appear, and each option has a label about 80x80. This menu is to select a map, and the number represents the size of the map. After selecting a map, you will enter a two-choice menu. The first option starts with 'K,' representing the Blue Army, and the second starts with 'C,' representing the Red Army. After selecting a faction, a three-choice option will appear to choose the technology level, from top to bottom: low technology, medium technology, and high technology. The technology selection determines the buildings, units, and tech that can be researched in the game. Low technology: all infantry can be built, the first type of tank, cannot build long-range defense towers, and some technology cannot be researched. Medium technology: the first three types of tanks can be built, long-range defense towers can be built, and some technology cannot be researched. High technology: no restrictions. After selecting technology, a three-choice option will appear to choose the number of buildings, increasing from top to bottom. The first option only has the main base, and the last includes the main base, barracks, power plant, and everything else. After selecting buildings, a large menu appears again, each option labeled something like 30-30. This is to choose the game time and operations (this option will be explained later in the gameplay). After selecting this, another large menu appears, with options listed as 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, etc. This is the total game time. The last option is unlimited time. After selecting, a confirmation prompt will appear, showing the game details you selected before starting to create the room online. After successfully creating the room, a notification will appear, allowing others to see and join your room. When others join your room, a page suddenly pops up with their ID, experience, level, and skill points. To allow someone to join, press OK; to deny, press Cancel. Joining others' rooms: select 'Join Room,' and after connecting to the network, a large menu will appear. Each option has two rows. The first row shows the creator's ID, the creator's level in the top-right corner of the ID, and creation time at the end. The second row shows the map name. There are 50 rooms per page, and you can turn pages with the right button. When joining, selecting a room will show two options: the first is 'Join,' and the second is to view the host's profile and the details of the game they created.How to Play: After successfully starting the game, a countdown will appear in the upper right corner of the screen, lasting 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, the game officially begins. Once it officially starts, there is a countdown, which is the operation time, and its length depends on the settings made when creating the map (the part not explained earlier). During this time, you can operate your units and buildings, but they will not act according to your commands immediately; the game will only record your operations. When the operation time ends (you can also press the number 0 to end it immediately), the game will connect online and upload your operation data. Once both players' data are uploaded, data is returned, and the execution time begins. During this period, you cannot control any units or buildings; you can only watch your units and buildings carry out commands according to your previous operations. At this time, pressing 0 allows you to watch at double speed. When the execution time ends, it re-enters operation time. This cycle repeats until one side wins, and the game ends. Determining Victory: Victory can be determined in several situations: ① Destroy all enemy units and buildings. ② When time runs out, victory goes to the side with the higher score based on destroyed enemy units. ③ One side is disconnected, resulting in victory for the other side. After winning the game, several pages will appear showing scores for destroying enemy units and the final activity experience. If you level up after winning, you can gain attribute points. Each level-up grants two attribute points. The attribute allocation page appears after the post-victory experience page. There are five options for attribute points, listed from top to bottom as Attack, Defense, Construction, Technology, and Economy. Increasing Attack and Defense boosts the attack and defense of your units. Increasing Construction speeds up building construction, so buildings are completed faster. Increasing Technology reduces the money required for research and also speeds up research completion. Increasing Economy adds a little money each time the main base generates income. Note!! After finishing a match, you cannot start the next one immediately; you must wait an hour. Game Operations: ① When a unit is selected, tap once on the ground. The unit will move to the designated location, and if it encounters enemies along the way, it will fight them. If it survives and kills the enemies, it will continue moving. ② When a unit is selected, press and hold on the ground for 3 seconds, and a small menu will appear. Selecting the second option keeps the unit stationary. Selecting the first option makes the unit move with full effort to that location.If it is attacked by enemies along the way, it will not chase them but will move toward the destination while attacking. It stops attacking once out of range. Personal gaming experience: For friends who have just created a new account, when your level is low, if you create a room, many high-level players may apply to join. In this case, it is best to refuse, because if you fight, you will certainly lose badly. When playing against others, it's best to play against those with similar levels. When others join, you can look at their stats, which can give you an idea of their skills and allow you to infer their play style based on their attribute points. If an opponent focuses only on attack and defense, they are likely an early-game rush player. If they focus on building, then they mostly use a tower strategy. If they focus on economy and technology, they mostly go for late-game tech development. If they are more balanced, their tactics are flexible and adaptable. This inference should also consider the map being played.
