
When I first saw the name, I thought it was a casual game, but once I started playing it, I really couldn't stop playing it. To be honest, as an editor who usually reports news, there are not many games that I can play to the point where I forget to read the background news, and this is one of them.
Since I am here to make recommendations to everyone, this time I will not take the path of simply listing selling points, but directly share some real strategy experience to help newbies avoid detours😊
Let's talk about hero selection first. In the game, heroes are the core combat power. In the early stage, it is best to raise a main force first, so as not to be affected equally. If you are new to this game, it is recommended to give priority to cultivating long-range output heroes, because when playing tribal defense, long-range characters can kite enemies, which is very comfortable. When the resources are accumulated, add a tank and support, and the lineup will be formed. The overall matching idea is to have one front row to resist damage, one to deal damage from a distance, and then bring one to restore health. Basically, you can pass all the early levels.
Let's talk about how to play the weapon system. I need to say a few more words about this paragraph, because "huge weapons" are no joke. When weapons evolve, they become really big and exaggerated🔨. The editor was stunned for a moment when he saw the full-level weapons for the first time. It felt like the entire screen was occupied. It is recommended to invest resources first in weapon upgrades in the early stage, because increasing attack power is the fastest way to promote map efficiency, and is much more cost-effective than hard stack defense.
A little tip about advancing through levels is defensive levels. Many new players will rush forward in a hurry, only to have their defense stolen by the opponent. In fact, when defending your home, don't send all your troops out to fight. Leave two or three units on standby at home so that they can return to defense in time when the enemy comes for a sneak attack. This operation may seem basic, but it can really save your home many times.
Then there is resource allocation. Save your gold coins and stamina, and don't manually clear the levels that can be cleared. The daily tasks in the game must be completed every day, otherwise it will be very painful when there is not enough material later. When there are events, priority is given to redeeming hero fragments and weapon enhancement materials, and everything else is secondary.
Finally, I want to say that this is a game suitable for playing in fragmented time. A game won't be particularly long, and it won't make you feel too nervous. Go online every day to clear out the tasks, push a few new levels, and play a dozen activities, and you can clearly feel that your combat power is increasing little by little. This sense of cultivation is really awesome📈
In fact, no matter how much you talk about the strategy, it is not as fast as getting started and experiencing it yourself. "Stickman Legend" is really simple to operate and deep. Even if you are a strategy game novice, you can easily get started. Players who like to study tactics can also find the fun of details in it.
Have you already played it? You are welcome to share your lineup combinations in the comment area, and you can also communicate with each other about any useful hero combinations. The editor is still working on Chapter 15. If I fail, I will update with new thoughts haha.
The editor of Qitan is waiting for you in the game area🎮