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I really like this game but at the same time, I'd say I hate it. I'm the type of player who sticks to one strategy until it doesn't work anymore.

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When I played Final Fantasy Tactics before, the best strategy I found is using a bunch of Samurai class with Two-swords from the Ninja class which allows them to use two katana and perform two attacks. I use subclass like one has White magic for heals or one has Summon ability.

In Splinterlands, while it's far from Final Fantasy Tactics, I can't get one perfect strategy and this is annoying for me. I got to Diamond 1 recently by using dragons with Agor Longtail and a bunch of resurrect and repair units as backup. This worked really well until my enemies suddenly start using Venka the Vile.

Just look at this game...
https://splinterlands.com/battle/sl_7316c53c65271e5f0c43e8892b2e4d44?ref=mavis-muggletum

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One attack for 14 damage? Really? I want to scream on top of my lungs. I hate this game because it makes me want to rage but at the same time, this means that the game is somewhat balanced because I cannot find an optimal strategy to use and would win each time.

I hope I regain and get past to Diamond so I can finally reach Champion League.

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Disclaimer

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About the Author

<sup>Hey! I’m Mavis the Muggle, your friendly Splinterlands addict with a slight obsession for all things Harry Potter. 🧙‍
When I’m not immersed in gaming or wizardry, I’m busy learning new things. Recently, I’ve been having putting a lot of effort and having a blast creating content on Hive so relax!

You can support me by upvoting this post, reblogging, leaving a comment below or by using my Splinterlands referral link.</sup>

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