As an e-sports observer, I have been following the recent KPL and LPL games, but to be honest, I have watched too many MOBA team battles and operational games, and sometimes I want to change my taste. I happened to find the game "Ji Mo Lian Zhan Ji" while browsing the forum. Although it does not directly belong to the e-sports category like King of Kings and LOL, but after careful consideration, the strategic depth and version confrontation behind it are actually quite similar to the concept of the competition we often talk about.
The background of this game is a fantasy continent. Dozens of war girls each have their own beliefs and are fighting for their own power. As an amnesiac young man, you have to conquer them and regain their power. What attracts me most is not the simple plot, but its hidden "lineup game" flavor. Just like the team in KPL must consider BP, restraint relationship, and version strength when selecting heroes, in "Ji Mo Lian Zhan Ji", you have to adjust your battle sequence based on the skill mechanism, attribute combination, and opponent's lord configuration. For example, some warriors are explosive, some are more control-oriented, and some are responsible for team gain. This reminds me of the understanding of "division of labor" and "rhythm" in e-sports.
There is an interesting point in recent mobile game events: In a certain KPL game, one jungler hero was forced to change his playing style due to a weakened version, which led to the entire early stage rhythm being dragged down. This is exactly the same as the experience of some warrior girls in "Ji Mo Lian Zhan Ji" after being adjusted - if the game is not balanced well and a certain character is too strong or weak, the player will have to re-explore the team. Fortunately, from the current point of view, the numerical planning of this game is quite reasonable. There are counters between the war girls, and there is no "absolute core" of mindlessly stacking skins. This is very friendly to players who like in-depth research.
In fact, whether you are watching games or playing such strategy mobile games, the core is "dynamic decision-making." You need to find the current optimal solution among more than a dozen options, and you have to always guard against the opponent's change of formation. For example, in the game, if you blindly pursue the "all-SSR" lineup, you may be defeated by the linkage effects of some unpopular fighters. This is the same as the "black technology tactics" in the professional arena to overturn a strong team.
Therefore, if you usually like to analyze tactics and study version answers when watching games, then "Ji Mo Lian Zhan Ji" should bring you a similar brain-burning pleasure. Of course, it is more focused on development and plot, but the sense of accomplishment of "reaping victory after layout" is as satisfying as watching your home team perform a perfect team battle💪.