As a social worker who only has two hours of game time every day during commuting and lunch break, to be honest, I haven't dared to play online games that require squatting to fight bosses for a long time. After working overtime until going home at eight o'clock, who still has the energy to defend the world boss? It wasn't until a friend recommended "Legendary Summoner" that I discovered that card games are a really good choice for office workers.
The most understandable thing about this game is the idle mechanism. Click Hero Dispatch before going out in the morning, pick up food on the subway, and play through two levels of dungeons during your lunch break without staring at the screen at all. I usually operate it with one hand when I'm squeezing the subway during morning rush hour and hold the railing with the other hand. I can still complete my daily tasks and feel full of experience👍
And it doesn't cause liver pain, which must be praised. In the past, when I played some mobile games, if I didn't go online for a day, I couldn't keep up with the big team, and it was like playing at work. This game is also profitable offline, and you can still get a bunch of resources when you open it the next day. As a veteran Dota player, it's quite familiar to see those familiar hero skills. Although the style of painting is cartoon version, the depth of development is not inferior to those of heavy krypton games.
My current schedule is basically like this: I commute for 20 minutes in the morning to collect a wave of AFK rewards, and play the Arena by the way; I spend half an hour during my lunch break pushing pictures and studying lineup combinations; when I get home from get off work in the evening, I do some activities if I still have energy, and I put it into AFK if I don't want to move. Anyway, it won't hurt to pick up the food tomorrow. If you have time on weekends, you can participate in cross-server activities. If you don't have time, you can just play it as a stand-alone game. It's a great mentality.
The only small complaint I have is that the event push is a bit intensive, and office workers like me often miss limited-time copies. But thinking back, this game doesn't force me to spend money to chase my strength anyway, so it's a pleasure to slowly build up my card. After all, we play games to relax, not to find ourselves a second job, right? 😂
In short, if you commute on the subway every day, have precious lunch breaks, and work overtime at night, you can really consider idle cards like "Legendary Summoner". You can still create your own hero lineup in your spare time, why not? I slipped away, the leader passed by, I have to switch to the calculator interface...💻