[Tutorial] War Art 2 Online (Online Battle Version) User Guide!!!

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Main text: I believe many loyal players of War Art have completed each version of War Art n times, and I am the same. But in the end, it just feels boring. When the online version came out, some players gradually learned to play it online.
Menu translation and how to enter the game:
After downloading and installing, open the game and keep pressing confirm until three options appear: the first is to apply for an account, the second is to log in to an account, and the third is to retrieve a password. This interface only appears after the game is just installed and before logging in. Once successfully logged in, it won't appear again. After logging out and reopening the game, it will log in automatically, without showing the login interface. When registering an account, click the first option, choose an avatar, confirm your selection, enter an account name, which is also your in-game ID. It must be at least 6 bytes. You can input uppercase and lowercase Russian letters, uppercase English letters, numbers, or emojis by pressing 0 consecutively. After entering the account name, click confirm, then enter the password, which is the same as the account. After confirming, you also need to enter an email. Click confirm again to start registering. If after registering, clicking confirm returns you to the registration page, the registration failed; this is usually because the account is already taken or the email is invalid. Just try a different account or email. If the registration succeeds, press the button 4 times (I think), a page will appear where you can either confirm or cancel; at this time, press cancel to enter the game, or press confirm to close the game and go to a link. Afterwards, a prompt asking whether to enable sound will appear; after choosing, you'll enter the main game page. The first option is to enter the game, and the second is settings. Newly registered players start at level one. Players below level 5 have one extra option when entering the game compared to higher-level players. The first option, which is the extra one, is computer training, meaning fighting against the AI. The AI is weak and easy to defeat. When you reach level 5, this option disappears automatically. After it disappears, the first option becomes creating a room, and the second option becomes joining a room.The twelfth option is my status. After entering, select the first option, and you can see your experience, experience needed for level-up, performance, points allocation, level, account creation time, etc. I don't understand the others either, but it doesn't affect playing the game.
How to start the game.
Starting the game: There are two ways to start. ① Create your own room and let others join the game. 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 an 80x80 label. This menu is for selecting the map, and that number indicates the size of the map. After selecting the map, you enter a two-choice menu. The first option starts with 'k', representing the blue team, and the second starts with 'c', representing the red team. After selecting a faction, a three-choice option will appear for selecting technology. From top to bottom, the options are low-tech, medium-tech, and high-tech. Choosing technology here determines the buildings, units, and researchable tech in the game. Low-tech: All infantry can be created, the first type of tank, cannot build long-range defense towers, and some technologies cannot be researched. Medium-tech: The first three types of tanks can be created, long-range defense towers can be built, some technologies cannot be researched. High-tech: No restrictions. After selecting technology, a three-choice option appears, which is to choose the amount of buildings. From top to bottom, the number increases. The first only has the main base, the last has the main base, barracks, power plant, and everything. After selecting buildings, another large menu appears, each labeled like 30x30. This is for selecting the game operation and duration (this option will be explained further in the gameplay section). After selecting, another large menu appears with 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 chose. Confirm to start creating an online room. After successful creation, a notification will appear, and others can see and join your room. When someone joins your room, a page suddenly pops up showing their ID, experience, level, points allocation, etc. To allow them to join, press OK; to refuse, press Cancel.Joining Someone Else's Room: Select 'Join Room'. After connecting to the network, a large menu will appear. Each option has two rows. The first row shows the creator's ID at the front, with the creator's level at the top right corner of the ID, and the creation time at the end. The second row shows the map name. Each page contains 50 options. Right-click to turn pages. When joining someone else's room, selecting a room will present two options: the first is 'Join', and the second is to view the host's profile and the details of the games they created.
How to Play: After successfully starting the game, a countdown will appear at the top right of the screen lasting 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, the game officially begins. Once the game officially starts, there will be another countdown which is the operation time. The length of this time depends on the settings during map creation (not explained earlier). During this time, you can control your units and buildings, but they will not act according to your operations; the system only records your actions. When the operation time ends (you can also press 0 to end it immediately), the game connects to the network and uploads the operation data. After both sides have uploaded their data, data is returned, and the execution phase begins. During this phase, you cannot control any units or buildings; you can only watch your units and buildings carry out the commands you previously input. During this time, pressing 0 allows you to watch at double speed. After the execution phase ends, the game enters the operation time again. This cycle continues until one side wins and the game ends. Winning Conditions: There are several conditions for victory: ① Destroy all enemy units and buildings. ② When time ends, the side with the higher score based on the number of enemy units destroyed wins. ③ If one side disconnects, the other side is determined the winner. After winning, several screens will appear showing points for destroying enemy units and the final experience gained. If winning results in leveling up, you can earn attribute points. Each level-up grants two attribute points. The attribute allocation page appears after the post-victory experience screen. There are five attribute options in order from top to bottom: Attack, Defense, Construction, Science, Economy. Increasing Attack or Defense boosts your units' attack and defense. Increasing Construction speeds up building construction, allowing buildings to complete faster. Increasing Science reduces the cost and duration required to research technologies. Increasing Economy increases the money provided by the main base each time. Note!! After finishing a game, you cannot immediately start another one.You need to wait for an hour.
Game operations: ① After selecting a soldier, click on the ground once. The command for the soldier is to go to a certain place. If they encounter enemy troops on the way, they will fight desperately against the enemies. If they survive and kill the enemies, they will continue moving forward. ② After selecting a soldier, press and hold on the ground for 3 seconds, a small menu will appear. Choose the second option, and the soldier will remain still. Choose the first option, and the soldier will go to that place with all their strength. If attacked by enemies on the way, they will not chase the enemies but will move toward the destination while fighting. They will stop attacking once out of attack range.
Personal gaming experience: For friends who have newly registered accounts at a low level, if you create a room, many higher-level players may apply to join. It's best to refuse at this time because if you fight, you will surely lose badly. When fighting others, it is best to fight people with a similar level. When others join, you can check the opponent's data, which allows you to see their skills and, based on how they have upgraded, infer their strategy. If the opponent focuses only on attack and defense, they likely play aggressively from the start. If they focus on building, it is likely the tower strategy. If they focus on economy and technology, it is usually a late-game technology strategy. If balanced, the tactics are not fixed and adapt as needed. This inference also depends on the map being played. To improve your own level, playing more is essential, but there is also another very good method: fighting against yourself in your mind. Imagine the opponent is also yourself, letting the other version of yourself find the flaws in your strategy, and then you work to avoid those flaws and improve the strategy. Continuously finding your own issues and improving will significantly enhance your tactical skills.

Postscript: I hope all friends can develop more strategies in the game and enjoy the art of war.