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I mean, you hit the top tier levels of players. Its definitely going to feel like a wall, but I'd recommend looking at what specifically is beating you.
Is it army composition? Are there specific units that tend to beat you more than others? If so, start packing better counters. Pay attention to the units that are kicking your butt and bring stuff to kick theirs.
Is it macro strategy? Are you losing to more aggressive or defensive strats? If you tend to lose to defensive strats, then try to be more aggressive. If you lose to more aggressive strats, then up that defense. How about production? Are your opponents producing the exact counters as you are producing the units? If so, switch it up and produce the counter to the unit of the unit you are about to produce. Step up those mindgames!
Is it micro strategy? Are your opponents positioning their units better? Pay attention to the choices they are making and adopt those movements/placements in your future games. Move your units often, send rocks to soak damage from other rocks before you send your paper in.
Is it unit levels? Do your opponents have much higher unit levels? If so, take into account you are punching up. That should make the losses sting less and the wins feel sweeter. Focus on levelling the units you use the most.
You should be proud you made it to level 10 and are in the top percentage of players. It would be kind of boring if it was easy even up there. Take the time to learn and get better. Losses still give fuel, which gives more cards, so it isn't a total waste of time when you lose.
Thanks for the advice obifett. 🙂 I'm definitely losing to army composition and macro strategy. Air tends to get me down, especially Kodiaks. Everyone I meet seems to play hyper-aggressive.
I can't help but feel that EA wants this feeling of frustration. They probably think that I'm more likely to throw money at the game if I feel inadequate.
- 7 years ago
I mean you went 10 levels into the game without any frustration. I doubt they want you to feel frustration, you just gotta adapt. Watch those replays and figure out where you are going wrong. 😉
- ApprovedAnonymous7 years ago
Thanks for the advice, I'll give the game another go. 🙂