German cavalry crushes the blue army, this game is more exciting

The smoke of gunpowder in the Champions League has not yet dissipated, and Bayern's 3-1 defeat of Chelsea has been repeated by fans. This showdown can be called a "tactical textbook" - from the rapid advancement at the beginning to the final victory, Bayern used the rigor and decisiveness of German football to tear open one hole after another in the Blues' defense line.

To dismantle this victory, the first keyword is "quick counterattack". In the 28th minute, after Bayern intercepted the ball in the backcourt, it only took 8 seconds to get from intercepting the ball to shooting. Chelsea's defensive formation had not yet fully landed and the goal had been broken. This "fight with fast and slow" tactic accurately grasps the weakness of the Blues' midfield's slow turn - just like a boxer grabs the gap after the opponent punches and directly KO with a straight punch.

data will not lie. In the whole game, Bayern had a possession rate of only 48%, but he shot 16 times (Chelsea 11 times) and had a positive rate of 50% (Chelsea 27%). More importantly, Bayern's counterattack success rate is as high as 75%, while Chelsea's positional offensive efficiency is less than 30%. The performance of the

stars also determines the direction of the game. Although he did not run all over the field like he was when he was young, he fully interpreted the role of "Key Mr.": his restraint on the front line made the Chelsea central defender dare not easily grab it, and the ball protection and pass-through after receiving the ball created a lot of opportunities for his teammates, and his final blow was as calm as a precision instrument. In contrast, Chelsea’s Havertz, despite running positively, made mistakes in key passes many times, missing the opportunity to turn the situation around. In the football world, the value of a star lies not only in his personal ability, but also in his adaptability to the overall tactics.

Turn your eyes from the court to the sand table of "Three Kingdoms: Plan the World", and you will find that the "tactical showdown" here is equally exciting. In this SLG mobile game, players should arrange troops like Bayern coach: the Chizo profession is responsible for strategic control, and uses tactics such as "fire attack" and "out of food" to disrupt the opponent's rhythm; the town military profession is used as the front line output, and requires frontal force to attract firepower; the Shenxing profession is interspersed at high speed like Musiara, specializing in the opponent's defensive space. What's even better is that the game will generate "tactical battle reports" in real time, recording the movement trajectory and casualties of each unit in detail, just like a post-match data review, helping players quickly summarize their experience.

For novices, the "tactical friendship" of "Three Kingdoms: Plan the World" is a surprise. The game comes with automatic paving function, so there is no need to manually lay the troops in one grid; the training center can automatically upgrade the troops, saving a lot of repeated operations; the level of generals can also be replaced at will, and even if the team is trained in the wrong early stage, it can be easily adjusted. In addition, the newcomer will get 125 card draws, 2480 gold and multiple orange generals seven days before logging in, which is equivalent to directly sending a "tactical toolbox" to the newcomers, so that you can experience the fun of placing troops without "krypton gold to burst out" and you can also experience the fun of placing troops.