Being beaten to blood is a very helpless thing, sometimes because of the fierceness of the enemy fire, sometimes because of being injured by AOE. In order to ensure their own survival, what cards to keep when the blood is left has become a very headache. Even if you can't survive to the end, every time you resist the opponent's attack, it is actually equivalent to protecting your teammates in disguise. As a result, players tend to choose cards with a wider defensive surface as their ultimate line of defense.
In general, most players will keep the flash in their hands first, after all, there are 44 cards in the card stack, which is the main source of damage. However, this response plan is actually not perfect, and it may be hit by special cards and special warriors at any time and die instantly. Especially in the face of the following martial generals, the flash has completely become a waste card, rather than staying in the hand to occupy the position, it is better to lose it early.
For example, when facing Jie Lü bu, a single flash is basically a waste card. Because of the existence of the skill "Peerless", Lü Bu's killing can only be canceled out by two flashes, but the bloody martial general generally has only one flash in his hand, and then only one ten thousand arrows are left on the defensive side of the flash. Obviously, when facing the enemy Boundary Lü Bu attack, it is inappropriate to keep the flash as your last hole card. In this case, if you can't rely on a defensive card like peach wine to save your life, even if you leave a kill to resist the invasion of the southern barbarians, you have to be safe for a few points.
In fact, the defense of killing this card is very low, and the extra round can basically only prevent certain "magic" damage, and these additional damages are mainly based on southern barbarian invasion and duels. Coincidentally, there are some martial generals with stable additional output capabilities, and in the face of these martial generals, the residual blood is even more self-seeking. For example, military generals such as Gao Gan, Liu Chen, and Wen Duan (hand killing) all have such characteristics; or when encountering military generals such as Hua Yu and Xun You who steadily fought the southern barbarian invasion, Liu Shan often had to sacrifice in vain.
In addition, even if the opponent does not have these specific warriors, flash is not necessarily the best defensive card. When your teammates are Wen Ping, Qin Mi, Yuan Shu (Biao), Cao Ang and other military generals, your flash 80% can not be beaten, but it is better to leave a piece to kill more realistically. There are also some special martial artists that have additional bonuses to the bloody martial generals, such as Wu Guotai, Cao Chong, and so on. When they are their teammates, they can keep non-basic cards such as impeccable and redundant armor mounts in their hands to continue to expand their defensive side.
If you want to survive in the blood, you basically have to meet a big premise, that is, the other party can't kill you. Fortunately, the phenomenon of interrupting the killing of short hands in actual combat abounds, which provides an opportunity for players to survive. However, even if there is really such an opportunity, there are many players who do not know how to change their defensive thinking, only know to blindly keep flashes, and as a result, they miss the opportunity and die in vain. Such scenes abound, which is really regrettable.
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