This issue brings a beginner's guide to the comic star grand assembly, with the game itself offering various gameplay modes that can satisfy the needs for character development and ranked competition. However, new players may not be very familiar with these aspects when they first start, so in the following, I will introduce some gameplay ideas suitable for new players. If you need it, come and check it out!
For new players, the first thing to understand is its operation and gameplay modes. The controls are similar to those of typical mobile games, with the left joystick for movement and the right joystick for attacks and skills. However, the basic attack button cannot be pressed continuously; it requires a certain amount of time to recharge before attacking.
The most classic gameplay mode is the 3v3 point match, where points are earned by defeating opponents. When one side reaches ten points, they win. There are two ways to win in this mode: the first is to quickly coordinate with teammates to complete ten kills, but this has high requirements for individual skill and team composition. Individual skills require a long time to hone, while team coordination, besides timely signals for offense and retreat to communicate with teammates, also requires understanding the principles behind team composition. First, you need at least six characters with abilities level six or above for the ranking matches, and to ensure compatibility with various random teammates, at least four of these six characters should be leveled up to the maximum level nine.
After reaching level nine, characters can unlock dual potentials plus one talent, significantly increasing their overall combat power. Additionally, if conditions permit, you can also draw the character's awakening, which greatly enhances the character after awakening. As for which four characters to level up to nine, my recommendation is two melee and two ranged. For melee, you can train a tank and an assassin, which can limit the enemy's output in the 3v3 point match mode. If training two ranged heroes, you can choose a marksman and a mage; the former ensures continuous physical damage, while the latter provides strong AOE burst and control.
Besides the point match, the game's other gameplay modes are also quite fun, with the more popular ones being Scroll Battle, Talisman Match, and Brawl. In the Scroll Battle mode, the winning rule is for one side to collect ten scrolls first and then hold them for over eighteen seconds to win. Although this mode is also a 3v3, the priority of killing is much lower. In the early stages, you should prioritize finding the scrolls dropped on the map and quickly gather them to ten, then immediately regroup with your teammates and retreat.
Do not rush into battle upon seeing an enemy, as this could result in you being killed and the scrolls falling into the enemy's hands. Of course, if you are in a disadvantageous situation, the strategy changes slightly. You need to try to quickly strike down the opponent, kill them, and then grab the scrolls, making long-range marksmen and mages more effective in this mode.
In the Talisman Match, the overall gameplay idea is similar to the Scroll Battle, with the main difference being an additional step of killing a spirit. After killing the spirit, talismans drop, and collecting eight and maintaining possession for a period grants eight points and victory. Thus, the key strategy is to seize the eight talismans first and then retreat with your teammates, avoiding being alone and focusing on defense to win by dragging out the time.
The Brawl mode has some variations. At the beginning, it allows you to choose a spawn point. Before choosing, try to communicate with your teammates and select positions close to each other. This way, you can support each other faster after landing, and if you find a buff unsuitable for yourself, you can directly notify nearby teammates to pick it up.
The buffs in this mode are very powerful, so the most important thing for new players entering this mode for the first time is to focus on collecting them. Try to avoid fighting enemies before obtaining the buffs, as having a buff will significantly increase your chances of winning. However, this mode has a mechanism similar to the shrinking circle in battle royale games, so after collecting buffs from one area, always observe the map and remind your teammates in advance to escape towards the center of the map together.
Finally, hero selection in the Brawl mode is also crucial. Choose heroes with displacement and speed boosts, as this will make running across the map faster and prevent you from missing buffs due to the shrinking circle.
Above is the complete content of the beginner's guide to the comic star grand assembly. These gameplay tips are very practical for new players. Different modes require different operations and strategies, so there should be changes in team composition and tactics.
