Hello friends from the Movie and TV Fan Zone! I am the editor of Qitan, and today I am here to introduce to you a Chinese-style strategy game that I have been addicted to until midnight recently - "Zhaolu Jiuzhou". 😄 As a strategy masterpiece with an ancient theme, it not only integrates development collection and war layout, but also allows famous generals to appear one by one, from the "Five Tiger Generals" to "Lu Bu among the people", it simply brings classic history into your mobile phone. The key is, this game is completely free, and you can experience the thrill of strategizing for 0 yuan! Today I will share with you some tips for beginners, hoping to help those who are new to the game avoid detours.
Let's talk about the start first. Many friends may be attracted by the function of “freely placing cities”. Yes, you can customize the city layout in the game, but don't mess around in a hurry! I recommend that novices prioritize core buildings (such as barracks and granaries) in the central area, surrounded by walls and arrow towers. This can not only protect resources, but also allow the enemy to take a detour and delay their attack. In terms of military generals, the "Five Tiger Generals" sent in the early stage are all very useful, but remember not to pile them together - put Guan Yu and Zhao Yun in the forward position, and put Zhang Fei and Huang Zhong in the back row to cover, so that both output and defense can be considered. 😎
When it comes to the military commander system, "strategy leads to success" in the game is not an exaggeration. Many players were just trying to build up their combat power, only to be defeated by the opponent's plan. My experience is: before attacking the city, first send "civilian officials" to conduct sneak inspections. For example, Zhuge Liang's "Bagua Formation" can reduce the enemy's morale, and Sima Yi's "Empty City Strategy" can temporarily improve the defense. These skills may seem inconspicuous, but they can turn the tide of battle at critical moments. In addition, resource management is also very important. Build more farmland and markets in the early stage, and train your troops crazily in the later stage, otherwise you will easily run out of food! 💪
Finally, a reminder, there is a cross-server battle of "Wu Ke Ding Guo" in the game. Remember to save enough general fragments before fighting. Don't rush in like me and get beaten by the boss... In short, this game is really recommended to friends who like strategy and history, especially those of you who hang out in the movie and TV fan area. Maybe you can find the sense of déjà vu in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"! Okay, that's it for today. If you have any questions, please leave a message downstairs at any time. The editor will answer it enthusiastically (lazy) and affectionately (disengaged)~😜