The Killer Moves that Turn the Tables, Decoding the Secret Strategies of the Game “Three Kingdoms Kill: Don’t Worry about Shu”! (Thousand Man Slaughter! Who Will Be the Last Winner? Decoding the Elimination Battle Strategies in “Three Kingdoms Kill: Don’t Worry about Shu”!)

The Killer Moves that Turn the Tables, Decoding the Secret Strategies of the Game “Three Kingdoms Kill: Don’t Worry about Shu”! (Thousand Man Slaughter! Who Will Be the Last Winner? Decoding the Elimination Battle Strategies in “Three Kingdoms Kill: Don’t Worry about Shu”!) The Killer Moves that Turn the Tables, Decoding the Secret Strategies of the Game “Three Kingdoms Kill: Don’t Worry about Shu”! “Three Kingdoms Kill” is a strategic card game. This game has many interesting and fun contents, including some of the players’ favorite gameplay, which is the most popular place for players. So let the editor explain to everyone today, how are the most popular cards in “Three Kingdoms Kill” built into various genres?

【Wei Kingdom】

There are many generals in the Wei Kingdom, and each person has their own core skills, such as “Burn the Boats,” which is also known as “Counterattack,” and so on. These are essential skills of the Wei Kingdom; there is also “Continuous Camp.” This skill is the characteristic of the Shu Kingdom, it can directly cause damage to the enemy character, and then let the character be attacked by itself. If this damage is one’s own attack, then you can counterattack the opponent.

【Various Factions】

The core skill of the Shu Kingdom, “Jiangdong Tiger” (which is Zhang Fei’s tiger), can cause 2 points of damage to all enemy characters, and consume 1 point of stamina each turn. If an enemy character dies, then this skill can be used again. However, this skill can only be triggered once, and its effect is very poor, because the less HP the enemy characters have, the better this skill becomes, so it is best to use it before the enemy character dies.

【Wu Kingdom】

Although the Wu Kingdom has a strong lineup, there are also some difficult levels to fight against, such as the Wu Kingdom’s “Fire at Chibi,” “Flood the Seven Armies,” “Speed is Key,” and “Desert Wind and Sand.” If it is a level of the Wu Kingdom, then you need to be careful. In levels with many Wu Kingdom generals, if you want to achieve victory, you need to protect the main output positions of our side at key moments and provide protection to other characters. If defeated in a level, you can choose to resurrect; if an enemy character dies, you can resurrect and use that card, then re-enter the battle.

These are some common winning routines in “Three Kingdoms Kill” that we bring to you this time. I hope it can be helpful.

(Thousand Man Slaughter! Who Will Be the Last Winner? Decoding the Elimination Battle Strategies in “Three Kingdoms Kill: Don’t Worry about Shu”!

The most strategic and challenging gameplay in “Three Kingdoms Kill” is the “elimination battle,” which is often the most anticipated and desired by many players. Today, the editor will introduce the rules and techniques of the “elimination battle” during the “finals.”

【Elimination Rules】

Before the game starts, players need to choose a hero as their participating general for the current round of the competition. Each player can bring two random generals onto the battlefield, but the generals cannot be used. Each battle, only one person can participate (players can bring a maximum of three generals). During the battle, if both sides are still alive, the judgment is based on the remaining HP. When one side’s HP reaches 0, the round ends; if a player’s HP reaches 0, the current round of the competition ends.

【Victory and Defeat Judgment Rules】: In each round, players will be randomly assigned to two different positions; when players have chosen the general they want to deploy for this round, at the beginning of the round, the positions of both sides will be automatically exchanged. (If players choose their own general to deploy for this round, the positions of both sides will be automatically exchanged) If the general chosen by the player in the previous round is still alive on the battlefield, they win this round. (If the player chooses the next general or another general from their side for deployment, they win this round)

【Victory and Defeat Conditions】: The victory and defeat conditions for both sides in the game are that both teams are still alive, and one side has died.

【Elimination Battle Rules】

In the starting phase of each match, players will enter a 10-minute countdown stage for the elimination battle. Within this time period, the team that first reaches 10 points will qualify for the finals. If there are still surviving players when the time is up, it will be considered a failure.

After a player dies during the elimination battle stage, if they re-enter the game within 10 minutes, it will be considered a successful elimination. If a team defeats the opponent’s team in this round, it will be considered a loss; if a player defeats the opponent’s team in this round, it will be considered a qualification for the match, and the match ends. If a player fails to enter the game in this round, it will be considered a failure to qualify for the match. If a player fails to enter the game during the battle in this round, it will be considered a failure to qualify for the match. If there are a total of 5 players in this round, it will be considered a victory.

In the elimination mode, players will participate in the game in a 1v1 format. Each player can choose one deployed general from three different positions, and carry three random skill cards. Each player starts with a random skill card and can only carry one card per battle.

【Note: Key to Victory】

After the elimination round, players will receive points based on the outcome of the matches. Players can check their own rankings and rewards on the leaderboard. Players can earn points by killing enemy characters. If no player wins the match in the current round, the game will end.

【Summary: Each profession has its own advantages in the elimination battle】