Dear friends, the editor is here again ~ Today I want to talk to you about a game that the editor has been so addicted to recently that I almost forgot to update the article - "War of the Three Kingdoms 2". Since it is posted in the original novel release area, we will not take the usual route and treat this post as a "practical strategy biography for new players".
The game is an SLG war chess strategy online game produced by Aurora Studio, a subsidiary of Bantu Network, in 2018. It is based on the separatist rule of the heroes in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. For those who are interested in historical themes and strategic gameplay, this game is worth a try. The editor has been playing the game for about two weeks. From the initial "whoever hits me, hit me" to the current "strategizing to win a thousand miles", I really stepped on a lot of pitfalls in the middle, so today I will compile an introductory guide for novices.
Many friends may find it difficult to choose a camp at the start. After all, Wei, Shu, and Wu each have their own charms. The editor's suggestion is not to be too persistent. The core goal in the early stage of the game is to quickly accumulate resources and generals. As the initial protagonist, Cao Cao has very balanced abilities and performs well both in pushing maps and in the arena. What you really need to pay attention to is how to allocate the number of actions and resources in the early stage.
The most important thing in war chess games is positioning and sequence of actions. Each battle in "War Chess Three Kingdoms 2" has different terrain and victory conditions. Friends who are playing for the first time must not rush into it. The editor's personal habit is to prioritize infantry and shield soldiers in the front row to resist damage, and archers and strategists in the back row to deal damage. Don't put the crispy output in a position where the enemy can touch it in one turn, otherwise you will have to watch the general fall and worry.
Let's talk about recruiting generals. There are many generals that can be recruited in the game, but resources are limited in the early stage, so it is not recommended to raise one after another. The editor's suggestion is to concentrate resources on cultivating one or two core generals, improve their levels and equipment first, and then consider diversifying the lineup. When you start to engage in siege warfare and internal construction in the mid-term, you will find that an elite army is far more efficient than a group of skirmishers.
Many novices tend to overlook internal affairs, but the editor wants to say that this is the key to whether you can make a comeback in the later stage. The output of food, grass and soldiers directly affects your battery life. After each battle, remember to go back to the city and take a look at the resource situation. Don't wait until the troops are approaching the city to find out that there is no food to fight. That would be really frustrating.
There is another little tip that I would like to share with you, which is to try to get a full star rating for the battles in each chapter. Clearing the level with full stars will give you additional rewards, which can add up to a considerable amount of income over time. If you don't have enough combat power in the early stage, you can first clear the previously played levels to get resources, and then come back to challenge when the lineup is formed.
Having said all this, the most important thing is to remain patient. The fun of "War Chess Three Kingdoms 2" is not just numerical crushing, but also the sense of accomplishment gained from arranging troops again and again. When you rely on your own strategy to make a comeback and defeat the strong with the weak, you will really feel that all your efforts are worth it.
If you have your own unique lineup combination or skills for passing levels, you are welcome to leave a message downstairs to share. The editor will reply one by one. Maybe your ideas can help other friends who are struggling in the novice stage~
That's it for today's sharing. See you next time! 🎮✨