Well the game itself is fairly easy to understand in my opinion. You basically choose a summoner for the match buff and then monsters for your battle. Depending on how you mix the buffs and monsters, you can have a stronger or weaker chance of winning.
Very similar except you don't really control who your monsters attack. Once you set your team, the final result is pretty much set in stone but you may win due to luck (you or opponent's miss). So its more like a strategy type game and I would consider it more similar to Magic the Gathering.
There are people who go full in on bots and its actually kind of allowed by the developers. Of course the bots give the normal people a little bit of an advantage since they aren't exactly the greatest.
Well the game itself is fairly easy to understand in my opinion. You basically choose a summoner for the match buff and then monsters for your battle. Depending on how you mix the buffs and monsters, you can have a stronger or weaker chance of winning.
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Oh, i will watch some tutorials on youtube, so is like yugioh? and the summoners buff is like monster field or somethign like it?
Very similar except you don't really control who your monsters attack. Once you set your team, the final result is pretty much set in stone but you may win due to luck (you or opponent's miss). So its more like a strategy type game and I would consider it more similar to Magic the Gathering.
Oh, so is more about a data/set in stone tactic than anything else? Then how do you avoid people go full on bots on it?
There are people who go full in on bots and its actually kind of allowed by the developers. Of course the bots give the normal people a little bit of an advantage since they aren't exactly the greatest.
Interesting, i shall play splinterlands