Didn't I just download Game of Thrones last week? It was originally because I watched a series and wanted to experience the feeling of real people playing cards. As a result, on the first day I entered the game, the system assigned me an initial deck, and I happily thought, "Isn't this just about whoever has the highest attack power wins?"
As a result, he was beaten directly by the elementary school student opposite with a set of fancy chain operations that even his mother didn't recognize...
I was completely stunned at the time. Why were my turns and monsters gone? ? ?
Then I froze in front of the screen, with a row of small question marks floating above my head. The other person even sent a very friendly "😊". At that moment, I felt like my IQ was being crushed hahaha.
But then I met an old man who was really nice. Seeing me crying on the public channel, he chatted with me privately and said, "Newbie? Come here, I'll teach you how to form a card."
He told me a lot of rules and routines, and specifically recommended me as a novice to use Goujian Flow style of play, saying that I should first learn to defend and then think about how to defeat the opponent.
I still remember what he said: This game is not about who is stronger, but who is more stable. 😯
Hey, since I no longer randomly shoot monsters to death, but instead defend honestly, I can occasionally trap a few novices like me, and I feel a great sense of accomplishment.
Yesterday I finally won my first ranked game! Although the other person was probably a newbie, I was so excited that I almost jumped out of my chair. I immediately sent a message to the friend who recommended me to play this game and said: I won! ! ! He replied: You finally figured it out, hahaha.
Really, the fun of this game is to learn a little bit and try a little bit. Although the process is a bit cruel, I am very happy every time I learn a new operation! And the card pool is so big that a collecting party like us can spend an entire afternoon just flipping through the decks🤤
Anyway! A strong amway for friends who are also newbies! Don't be afraid if you don't understand the rules, you'll get used to it if you're abused, and the experienced players of this game are really gentle and willing to lead others. I'm going to play cards next! Is there anyone who can match it?