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I had been watching people talking about this game in the forum before, and I thought it was a very complicated old gameplay. But when I started playing it, I realized that I, a newbie, could also understand it!
Let me talk about the most attractive part for me first, which is the "Wen Ke Anbang" gameplay, where you can freely move the city! At first I thought I could only build a house according to a fixed location, but I moved it around and studied it for a long time. I felt like a little military strategist, and I had a special sense of accomplishment😆
Then it's time to collect generals! My favorite part is the "Five Tiger Generals" part. Guan Yu and Zhao Yun are so handsome! Although I can't draw Lu Bu yet, I have seen the pictures posted by forum bosses, and I really want a “Lu Bu among men”🥺
But to be honest, I think the most brain-intensive part of this game is when fighting. You really can't rush without thinking. You have to look at the position, the terrain, and the lineup. In my first siege, I was defeated by the opponent. Then I came back and read the strategy carefully. It took me two days to understand some of the routines. My brain was about to burn out hahaha🧠
Moreover, the graphics of this game are quite nice. Although it is a strategy game, it does not feel boring. When you play it, you feel like you are the lord. The Chinese style is very strong, and even the background music is very immersive. Even a handicapped person like me can slowly get started. I am really grateful to the friends who recommended me to join the game!
Finally, I would like to ask if there are any big guys who are willing to introduce some newbies? I'm still figuring out how to match the lineup. I don't know what's going on when I see other people fighting with one move. I hope I can learn more here!
All in all, "Zhaolu Jiuzhou" is really fun. I recommend it to friends who are new to the game like me. It would be a shame not to give it a try! Rush the duck! ! !