Introduction to the "Tempering Sword and River" gameplay in Justice Mobile: How to play the "Tempering Sword and River" in Justice Mobile

The latest "Lijian Shanhe" gameplay of "Justice Mobile" will be launched on August 1st, presenting a brand new battle mode that combines strategy with intense offensive and defensive battles. Today, the editor brings you an introduction to the Lijian Shanhe gameplay in Justice Mobile. In this gameplay, you will fight alongside your clubmates against other clubs, competing for territories in fierce battles. Moreover, this entirely new gameplay is not just about fighting; it's also full of challenges that require strategy and teamwork.

After entering "Lijian Shanhe," you will join one of two major factions and engage in battles across 12 meticulously designed large maps, including Bianjing and Citong Port, with the goal of capturing enemy faction territories. Each map features a "Huabiao," and once the battle concludes, the club that controls this "Huabiao" gains control over the territory, with rankings determined by the number of controlled territories and points. Each territory acts more like a strategic node, where players need to deploy their forces wisely and engage in both offense and defense to secure key positions.

Ten clubs form a group, and if there are more than ten, they will automatically be divided into additional groups. In these intense battles, success is not just about who has better skills or faster reactions; it's also a test of the wisdom in team command and strategic planning. Before each battle, you can choose one out of three commanders to lead your team, and all members will enter the battle according to the commander's arrangements, ensuring smooth team operations.

During the battle, clubs will divide into three teams, each tasked with capturing different territories. Up to four teams can simultaneously compete for each territory, but a club can occupy at most two territories. Based on the number of captured territories, your club will earn varying points, which ultimately determine the final ranking and the ultimate winner.

To make the battles even more engaging, the 12 large maps are categorized into three types: three high-value "fortresses" and nine lower-value "outposts." Capturing a fortress requires prior registration, and such territories often become the focal point of the war, as controlling a fortress gives you the upper hand in the entire battle. The lower-value outposts do not require registration, allowing players to freely choose whether to participate in their capture. It’s important to note that high-value fortresses have a unique respawn mechanism. Each participating club will have a banner serving as a respawn point. If the banner is destroyed during the battle, the club will be immediately eliminated. This mechanism heavily tests the coordination and response capabilities of the team, so when deciding to attack or defend, careful consideration is essential to avoid falling into the enemy's trap.

This concludes the introduction to the Lijian Shanhe gameplay in Justice Mobile. "Lijian Shanhe" combines elements of territorial warfare with a multi-club mixed battle format, requiring each club to rely not only on strong combat power but also on sophisticated strategic layouts, utilizing terrain and mechanism advantages to achieve ultimate victory.