Let's start with the conclusion: This game looks like a casual ball-eating game, but it's actually a light competition that requires some brainpower. Officials have divided "cute dragons" into several hidden types, which are what players call professions. I tested it all night long, and tried both solo queue and customization. I will clarify the pros and cons of the three core dragons for you. After reading them, I can decide on the development direction.
The Great White Dragon is a steady and steady tank type. Its ball adsorption range is a bit higher than that of a small dragon. According to actual measurements, the edge of the ball that can be caught within the same screen is about 15% wider. The advantage is that the fault tolerance rate is high, and novices can absorb resources even when they are panicking. But the disadvantages are obvious. The dodge action has a backward swing, and your body is obviously "blunt" when you press left and right to turn. When encountering a narrow alley level full of obstacles, once the opponent's rhythm is faster than yours, you can only watch the ball being intercepted. To sum up, he is suitable to be a moving captain, but not a thief.
The green-skinned dragon is the most aggressive type in the test server, and is positioned as a fast-break assassin. The movement speed bonus is estimated to be 8%, and the swallowing animation when eating the ball is half a second shorter than that of Bailong. This time advantage is fatal in high-scoring games. When everyone is grabbing the same big golden ball, you will be in the lead if you land first. But I must say, the price/performance ratio is not that great. The growth of its health bar is extremely low, and the time it takes to be stuck by obstacles is longer than that of other dragons. As long as you accidentally eat the deceleration buff like jellyfish, the screen will basically turn gray. Novices can easily become autistic when playing it, while experienced players can make their opponents bald by playing it.
The third one is Pink Dragon. Many people say it is a balanced type, but I think it is a control flow that relies on luck. Its special skill is "Coquettish Roar", which allows the enemy dragon you are close to to throw the ball in its mouth within 0.8 seconds. This is a heaven-defying skill in the mode of fighting for the Dragon Jewelry Hidden, but the trigger range is very close, four or five positions narrower than the normal attack absorption circle. You have to stick to your face when playing in a group, and it is as risky as an assassin. The price-performance ratio is indeed good, but the lower limit is too low. Before you become proficient, your roar is basically empty, which is equivalent to a blank slate.
If you only look at cost-effectiveness, my personal order for novices would be white dragons first, pink dragons second, and green skins depending on your operation skills. Don't be fooled by the cute illustrations on the recommendation page. The Fire Tongue's numerical value is pretty bad this time. The shield growth of the Great White Dragon can save you a lot of resurrection coins in the mid-level. Moreover, when it comes to daily digging efficiency, the green skin is really not as good as you think. I tried digging purple burrowing points with the green skin at the same level. On average, the green skin made two mistakes out of ten, and the white dragon only made half of them.
One final reminder. The stamina mechanism of this game is very restrictive. You can play the "Tour" mode for up to eight rounds in a day. If you play more than eight rounds, you will not gain any benefit, but your ranking hidden buff will be swallowed up. So choosing a dragon is more important than playing more. Don't let this kind of value derail your plan. No one wants to work hard to pick up a bunch of balls, only to end up in second place due to character disadvantages in the final settlement. That can make you so angry that you drop your phone. If you have different measured data, you are welcome to add it downstairs. Anyway, the data distribution of this game is quite strange. Maybe your measurement is completely different from mine.