Overview of the Gameplay Modes in Comic Stars Grand Assembly What are the gameplay modes in Comic Stars Grand Assembly?

This issue brings an overview of the gameplay modes in the comic star assembly game, which gathers a large number of comic characters and offers a rich and interesting variety of gameplay. In this test version, it can be observed that the previous gameplay modes have been innovated. Next, I will introduce the main gameplay modes to everyone, so don't miss out if you're interested!

Currently, there are mainly four gameplay modes in the game. The first one is the standard 3v3, with each match lasting three minutes. The team with the most kills at the end of the time wins. If the kill count is the same when the time ends, there will be overtime until one team reaches ten kills. This mode has recovery points where heroes can go to regain health.

Compared to other modes, this one has the lowest difficulty and is the most classic. It does not require very high individual skills; just control your own health, go to the recovery point in time when low on health, and avoid being singled out and killed. There are also some requirements for the team composition. Below the Platinum rank, you can freely mix and match, but after reaching Platinum, it's best to include close-range tanks like Luffy and Majin Buu to absorb damage, along with a long-range shooter like Uryu Ishida for stable output.

The second mode is the Scroll War, which has almost no difference in map from the standard 3v3, mainly taking place in the Forest of Death. The scale is still 3v3, but the win condition shifts from kill counts to scroll collection. As the game starts, scrolls will gradually spawn at various locations on the map. Each team of three players must operate their heroes to collect these scrolls. When a team collects ten scrolls and maintains this for a while, they win.

It's worth noting that scrolls held by players can be stolen through kills, making the strategic depth stronger than the regular 3v3. In this mode, shooters like Uryu Ishida and assassins like Sasuke are more advantageous, as they can harass from a distance and quickly raid enemies holding scrolls, thus turning the tide of the match.

This mode also emphasizes teamwork. In the early stages, players need to split into three paths to gather scattered scrolls as efficiently as possible. After collecting the scrolls, they should quickly converge at a single point to defend against the enemy team's attempts to steal the scrolls.

The third mode is a 1v1 martial arts tournament, which is more combat-oriented. The map used is the martial arts arena from Dragon Ball. In this mode, each team has only one player, but they can choose three heroes to form their team. The gameplay is similar to many fighting games, where heroes take turns to fight 1v1. When one hero falls, another from the team takes over. The player who defeats all the enemy team's heroes first is the winner.

This mode tests the individual player's skill level and the depth of their hero pool. Not only do players need to be proficient with each hero in their team, but the heroes' development levels should also be high. Although a team only has three heroes, to ensure a high win rate, multiple teams with different styles are needed. This way, you can switch to a suitable team based on the enemy's lineup.

The last mode is a battle royale-style free-for-all, using a 10v10 format, making it the largest-scale mode in the game. At the start, players choose a spawn point and land at the corresponding location on the map. They then need to collect items that spawn on the map to give their heroes powerful buffs.

This mode also includes a shrinking circle mechanism. As the game progresses, the map shrinks toward the center, forcing both teams into encounters. Before the circle shrinks, you need to communicate with other players on your team to ensure everyone has the necessary buffs and that you are not too far apart. This prevents anyone from being left behind and picked off by the enemy when the circle shrinks.

That concludes the overview of the comic star assembly gameplay modes. Each of the four modes in the game has unique creativity and objectives. Different heroes perform differently in each mode. Overall, the game's playability is stronger than before, so don't miss out if you're a fan.