Let me talk about the conclusion first. On the surface, the game "The Strongest Trendy Play Group" is a casual game that relies on face to draw blind boxes, but after actually playing it, I found that it is full of numerical games and lineup logic. It is essentially a hard-core strategy elimination RPG. As a strategy player who has been in the server since its inception, I will break down the underlying mechanism of this game, as well as the most stable development route in the early and mid-term to ensure that every bit of your energy is spent on the blade.
Let's talk about the color squares in the battle arena first. The core loop of this game is not a simple match-3, but a way to accumulate the energy of the corresponding characters in your team by eliminating blocks of corresponding colors. Click on whoever has good skills. So the first thing you need to do is figure out the attribute colors of each person in your team, and how many energy points their skills require. Many novices start with full DPS, but as a result, the color requirements are all stuck on one color, and the energy cannot be saved at all, and the scene collapses. Remember one sentence: the ratio of team colors determines your startup speed.
Let me give you a set of early game formula: one tank, one auxiliary and two DPS, two in the front row and two in the back row. It is best to have a blue and green color in the front row and a red and yellow color in the back row. Why does it match so well? Because the four-color cubes drop equally, if your team is all blue characters, your blue cubes will not be enough, and you will simply be stuck. In the mid-to-late stage, if you draw an S-level blind box that can change color, such as the kind of ultimate move that can turn red squares into yellow squares, then the overall energy storage speed will directly change qualitatively. This kind of character should be trained first.
Then let's talk about trendy skills, which are divided into active and passive. Active skills require energy accumulation. Some have knockback, some have AOE, and some have double damage. Passive skills improve the attributes of the entire team, such as adding anger at the start or increasing the drop rate of specific colored blocks. I suggest that you give priority to upgrading blind boxes with "team-wide gain" passive skills in the early stage. The cost-effectiveness is much higher than that of single-target high-explosion characters. In terms of numerical values, every time a skill level is upgraded, the basic damage bonus is about 5 to 8%. After stacking to a high level, the difference will be very obvious, so don't spread the rain and dew equally, and concentrate resources to raise a main team, which is far more comfortable than raising ten three-star gift boxes.
Level mechanics are also part of the fun of this game, with each chapter having separate environmental rules. Some levels will lock the two color squares at the start, which means that you can only use the other two colors in the first round. In this case, the color composition of your team's skills must be fine-tuned, otherwise the start will be misfired. There are also special levels that limit the number of steps, or poison a random grid on the map every round. When encountering these pictures, give priority to bringing up characters with displacement or pushing skills, and use skills to change the block layout, which is much more efficient than forcing them to eliminate.
Don't forget that there are often “unactivated blind boxes” hidden in the venue, which are equivalent to additional resources that can be picked up. But its location is usually very tricky, and you need to plan the elimination path before you can activate it along the way. Don't waste moves in the early stage to fight head-on. There is a high probability that the gains outweigh the losses. If there are characters who specialize in scanning pictures later, you can go back and replenish resources.
Regarding the allocation of development resources, blind box upgrade materials are actually not scarce. What are really scarce are gold coin blind balls and skill chips. I will give you a stable plan for strengthening the priority: stack the front row survival and passive enhancement first, and then take care of the active skill level of the main output. The reason is simple. Eliminating the upper limit of game output depends on the operation round. If you can stand for one more round, you can have one more round of explosion. This is the premise of all damage figures.
By the way, let's talk about the free player experience. The paid design of this game is relatively mild. If you don't pay and just rely on daily activities and activities, you can still get a good amount of card drawing resources. But it is quite aggressive. It is recommended to fill up the daily resource book at least three times a day in the first seven days. It is best to save all the acceleration coupons and save them for chasing a certain core lineup later. There is no need to use the one or two draws in the early stage.
The final lightning protection list for novices: 1. Don't stick to five draws in a row in the early stage, the guarantee mechanism is not as practical as the directional blind box; 2. Don't dismantle the old blind box, the low-level body is a necessary material for star promotion, and you will cry after selling it; 3. The three-star first pass reward for the plot level is very generous, if you can go back to replenish it, it will be maxed out, don't skip it; 4. Join an active community, and the skill fragments exchanged for currency every day will not be a loss at all.
To sum up, the cool thing about "The Strongest Trendy Play Group" is that you not only need to understand numerical matching, but also have a one-step and three-step elimination plan. When the two are combined, every game can provide a sense of control that "I have it all figured out." If you also like the feeling of strategic gaming under the cute blind box skin, then this game is really worth a try. If you have any questions about lineup matching, please leave a message in the comment area and I will reply as soon as I see it. I wish everyone a good start with ten consecutive gold medals and the main team pushing all the way😎