Amazing Battles #18 – Predict the opponent's tactic

almost 3 years ago (Edited)

One thing that I find very interesting, but that doesn't always work is to try to predict what your opponent is going to do. When it works it is wonderful!

For example, Lord Arianthus is usually played in the first position, but if you are sure that your enemy will use for example several cards with Sneak attack, then he would be well placed in the last position.

I have already suffered losses of this type and I was wondering, how was he sure that I would play this way?

In my last post I shared a battle where I managed to do this and today I bring one more:

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In this case, I sensed that my opponent would play too much on the cards with Snipe ability.

To start, the Water splint is not available, which slightly lessens the fear of facing a battery of heavy magic.

We also have the Silenced Summoners rule, letting me know that I wouldn't face Mylor Crowling's thorns or Prynce Rennyn's speed and accurate arrows.

Precisely for this reason, in this ruleset, the Sneak and Opportunity attack strategies are usually more effective.

Even so, the triple Snipe is very dangerous, especially with the Spirit of the Forest in the last position that even in these conditions it is very difficult to be hit.

However, the presence of the Onyx Sentinel to absorb these snipe attacks, with armor, Repair, and even the possibility of being resurrected by the Angel of Light seemed to be a very promising idea.

Note that my Sneak attackers missed several blows against Spirit, but when it finally fell, then everything was easier!

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2 comments

@sayee 74

almost 3 years ago

Thanks for the tips. I must read every tip post from you now onward. I usually do according to my intuition and end up losing more, lol. All the best for season end and rewards.

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@marianaemilia 75

almost 3 years ago

Hi @sayee, Thank you, the ideal is to try to use the best possible formation for each situation, trying to predict what the opponent will do is difficult, it doesn't always work and sometimes it backfires, but when it works it's super cool.

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