Friend Amway, before I played "Clash of the Queens", I originally thought that this kind of COK mobile game was nothing more than farming, fighting, and paying money to become a boss. But after actually playing in the alliance for a few times, it felt like that was not the case at all. Especially nowadays, mobile e-sports are becoming more and more popular, with MOBA and chicken fighting taking up half of the market. On the contrary, this kind of war strategy game is a bit interesting in terms of the depth of tactical games.
Think about it, you usually see the management of players, team battles, and resource replacement in games. In this game, you have to discuss with your allies: when to start gathering, whether to mine ore first or capture the opponent's main force in this wave, and whether to pretend that the main force is on the left to trick the opponent into moving the city. Studying with your teammates there is like playing a training match. You don't have much on the operational level, but the decision-making game is really not inferior to that of a MOBA game. You ask me why I am so involved? Because when you command a few allies to successfully siege a big boss's city, or use decoy tactics to deceive the opponent's main force into succeeding, it really feels a bit like the thrill of watching a team steal a house and win.
And there is one point that particularly pokes fun at us game fans, that is, there is no absolute one versus five in the game. No matter how powerful the version is, a certain hero will still be afraid of the uncontrollable control of Donghuang and Zhang Liang. The same is true here. No matter how powerful the boss is, if he is accidentally attacked by several alliances, he may overturn. This also corresponds to the balance issue we often talk about. A single combat force cannot always guarantee absolute advantage. Sometimes better vision, more accurate timing, and even smarter diplomacy may be the winner.
Therefore, although this is a film and television fan section, if you also like to study version changes and watch how players make the most reasonable decisions in the game, you might as well give "Clash of the Queens" a try. After all, you don't have to be in the Summoner's Rift to play in a team. It's quite interesting to have a collision between alliances at the door of your castle. It feels like you are personally directing the game. Maybe you will become addicted. 😏