Hello everyone, I am the editor of Qitan. Today I would like to talk to all the players about some practical strategy tips in "Dou Di Zhu Classic Edition". I have played a lot of this game recently, from single-player AI to real-person battles, from endgame to level-playing, and I have slowly figured out some ways to share them with you. I hope it can help those who are new to the game or want to improve their winning rate🎯
Let's talk about the most basic card recording first. Although it is not required to memorize all the cards, you should leave an impression on the key cards, such as kings, 2s, aces, and those cards that can easily form bombs. Especially in the endgame, the opponent's cards are often played in a regular order. Writing down the remaining card types can help you judge in advance which cards to keep for a critical attack. The editor myself often makes a sudden comeback from a disadvantage in the last few hands of cards because of accurate card counting😎
Let's talk about bidding strategy. Many novices like to grab landlords, but blindly grabbing landlords will make them lose easily. It is recommended that you check whether your hand contains at least a pair of 2s or a king, plus a straight or even pair structure. If the cards are scattered and there are too many single cards, it is better to let others play. Especially in the Leizi game, although the Leprechaun world is exciting, bombs are flying all over the sky, so you have to be more cautious when bidding. Don't take the risk if you don't have a few bombs in your hand💡
Endgame completion is a favorite of many people, but it is also the hardest hit area for getting stuck. In fact, most endgames have fixed solutions. The core idea is to press first and then release, first big and then small. For example, when there is a consecutive straight, you can play the middle section first to trick the opponent into removing pairs or bombs, and then run away in one go. If you encounter a situation where the computer AI deliberately leaves one hand behind, don't worry, try a few more times with different card sequences, and you will find that the AI actually has weaknesses✨
Finally, let's talk about friend games and real-person battles. The free friend game is very suitable for chatting and playing with friends, which is relaxing and enjoyable. However, if you want to practice your skills, it is recommended to go to the real-person battle mode. The pace there is fast and the opponents are more cunning. Over time, you will learn to read cards, count cards, and even judge the opponent's psychology through emoticons. Every time the editor wins a game, the sense of accomplishment is more satisfying than completing levels😄
In short, "Dou Di Zhu Classic Edition" has rich gameplay, from stand-alone to online, from classic to leprosy, there is always one suitable for you. If you also have exclusive strategies, or are stuck at the end of a certain level, please feel free to chat in the comment area and learn and improve together! See you next time 👋