Free Web NovelChapter 662: Chapter 235: Lao Wang, a Great, Great Good Man_2
"Henry Thompson, pay up!"
"I seriously suspect that you’re a pawn of the Association!"
"Henry Thompson, pay up!"
"Damn, my precious Cube coins!" ƒгeewёbnovel.com
"Henry Thompson, pay up!"
"Henry Thompson, pay up!"
"Henry Thompson, pay up!" xN
The audience’s calls became more unified as time went on. If you didn’t listen carefully, it would sound like they were cheering for Henry Thompson.
The sound waves continued one after another, almost deafening.
"Didn’t expect that I’d win, but you’d become the protagonist!"
Ree Shil shouted across the card table at Henry Thompson.
Only by doing so could his voice barely reach the other side.
"Ah haha..."
Henry Thompson rubbed his nose, feeling incredibly awkward.
Part of the reason he participated in the City Competition was to make a name for his own Card Club.
But now, things had taken a hugely unexpected turn.
Was this what they called "bad publicity is still publicity"?
It took a while for the commotion in the audience seats to gradually subside.
Only then did the two commentators at the booth finally have a chance to speak.
Rose Cooper: [Oh, oh, oh! Director Thompson got wrecked!]
As a result, Rose Cooper’s opening salvo almost made Henry Thompson spit blood.
Henry Thompson: You spouted all this for so long, and you gave me a "got wrecked", so what was the point of all my previous talk? All wasted!
Museum Director Phoenix: [Ha ha ha ha, Miss Cooper, don’t take it apart like that.]
Henry Thompson: If you really don’t want to take it apart, don’t say things like that!
Rose Cooper: [I hereby announce! The first honored representative of our city in this City Competition has emerged!]
Rose Cooper: [He is─Ree~~~~Shil~~~~player!]
Museum Director Phoenix: [Congratulations, Coach Shil, we’ll see you in Lan-Lan Metropolis, ha ha ha ha...]
Rose Cooper: [Director Phoenix, now that the card game is over, can you briefly review the process of this game for us?]
Museum Director Phoenix: [No problem, well, in fact, I believe Coach Shil had a significant advantage from the beginning.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [Director Thompson’s three-card tactic in the first row is 2 Control + 1 Special Attack.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [This kind of routine is actually a fairly common support aggressive style.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [In fact, there is a certain restraining relationship between the various strategic styles of Cube Card.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [For this, you can refer to the 5v5 Follower card fast fights in the Summoner’s Valley League happening in the next arena.]
Rose Cooper: [I know, I am also a loyal viewer of the Summoner’s Valley League!]
Rose Cooper: [Poke style counters the counter-attack style, counter-attack style counters the aggressive opening style, and aggressive opening style counters poke style!]
Museum Director Phoenix: [That’s right]
Museum Director Phoenix: [Although the initial three revealed cards can be refined into many tactics, we will first divide them into three categories here.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [These are the opening defensive style focusing on survivability, the opening aggressive style focusing on damage, and the opening control style focusing on restriction.]
Rose Cooper: [So can we understand like this:]
Rose Cooper: [Opening defensive style counters opening aggressive style.]
Rose Cooper: [Opening aggressive style counters opening control style.]
Rose Cooper: [Opening control style counters opening defensive style.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [Well, from my personal point of view, to some extent, it can be seen this way, to some extent.]
Rose Cooper: [Hehe, it seems Director Phoenix is an expert in armor stacking.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [Back to the topic, Director Thompson’s three initial cards can be classified into the opening control style strategic system.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [And there is a weakness in the opening control style, which is that they cannot defend or protect themselves while releasing control. ]
Rose Cooper: [So Coach Shil’s opening reveal of four cards is a clear opening aggressive style.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [You’re right.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [When faced with the multiple damage output of the opening aggressive style, the opening control style will face the dilemma of which opponent’s damage output to control.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [If you only control one or two cards from the other side, your own flaws will be significant.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [And Coach Shil’s strategic thinking is very clear.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [He chose not to attack the other party’s control cards but focused fire on the Nocturnal Demon Leader, which served as the damage support in the early stage.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [Once this card is taken out or forced into a defensive position, Director Thompson’s early game damage output is almost entirely lost.]
Rose Cooper: [So actually, Director Thompson hit Coach Shil’s gunpoint in the first round.] freewebnøvel.com
Museum Director Phoenix: [Yes, you can say that.]
Rose Cooper: [What should I do if I’m afraid my initial three cards will be restrained by the opponent’s tactical style while playing cards? How should I handle it?]
Museum Director Phoenix: [Ha ha ha, there’s no need to worry about that.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [As I just said, the three mainstream tactics are only somewhat restraining each other.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [If the mechanism is cleverly matched and of high intensity, it is also possible to achieve reverse restraint.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [And some card players like to reveal three mixed cards in the opening, that is, three cards with mixed tactics.]
Museum Director Phoenix: [In this case, it is difficult to be restrained or restrained by the opponent.]
Rose Cooper: [So that’s how it is.]
Rose Cooper: [What about the second round...]
Museum Director Phoenix: [When both sides entered the second round, Coach Shil revealed a healing card, while Director Thompson was still revealing control cards...]
Within 5 minutes, Museum Director Phoenix used as concise language as possible to review the entire card game.
He pointed out some key turning points and the mistakes in both sides’ card playing and operations.
Of course, some of those things were hindsight bias.
