RE: Splinterlands: What To Know As Beginner
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Just what I was looking for. Splinterlands is one of the areas I want to do well in on Hive this year. I finally started playing splinterlands 2 days ago after a while of talking about wanting to start. It took me a long time cos I always saw it to be complex. But it's starting to make some sense gradually after days of trial and error.
I'm struggling to understand rulesets and the card abilities right now. They are sooooo many cards even as a beginner, and it's confusing me a lot. I mostly use a monster with high melee attack and speed in the front, supported by lots of magic Monsters so that I can do some serious damage and heal at the same time. Jut just when I thought I mastered the best winning strategy, bam! I played the first non-standard game with a rule of only using ranged monsters. Lol I was confused!!!!!
Anyways, I manage to play my way to bronze III now and I want to practice some more before buying a spell book. Maybe I should write some tips for beginners as well, considering that I myself am a beginner. Lol if I did, I would mostly be giving only basic tips cos I'm still learning myself.
You can also write a tip for beginners, considering that a beginner might understand a beginners perspective from a beginner's point of view. It takes a while to master. Keep studying the strategies, keep trying to understand the abilities of the cards and the elements that seems to be your favorite. It might take you weeks or months, but eventually you'll get there. Trial and error is the best way to learn. I want to say you should keep doing it until you get a grip of the game antics and this is when you'll begin to love it.
Yeah that's exactly what I'm doing right now - Trial and Error. I want to watch some Youtube to see if I can properly understand the rulesets. I'll be doing more of the weekly battle mage secrets to get familiar with the game faster. I'm not going to lie, even without mastering it, I'm enjoying it so far. The haven to think ahead of your opponent by peeking their last used cards, selecting my own monsters and summoner, and positioning them right. It's a thrilling experience.
When you start investing in these cards, this is when you'll begin to enjoy it. For now I can tell you that even YouTube tutorial won't cut it. In the beginning understanding the Ruleset will be very difficult, it took me weeks or even month to do it. Knowing how to arrange the cards well in position is another thing, but over the years, splinterlands is what I play especially when I'm down and need a distraction.