Splinterlands
Only 2 days left until a new season begins in Splinterlands and I start my journey in the Wild format.
As I mentioned in other posts, I chose the Wild format because I want to have fun playing all the cards available in Splinterlands, but soon I will also test the Modern format because the rewards are better and there are no bots in that format.
There is still a lot of information for me to discover about the game and I am learning little by little. For those who are new to Splinterlands, I will give 3 interesting tips:
Complete Campaign Mode to understand how battles work in the game.
Start your journey in Frontier format.
Use Practice Mode to test your battle strategies.
In my previous posts I explained about Campaign Mode and Frontier format, so now let's learn about Practice Mode.
To find Practice Mode in Splinterlands you need to go to the PLAY option and then to Practice.
This page has several settings for how you can simulate your battles in Splinterlands. They don't affect your ranked score, so you can play without worry and test your strategies.
Another interesting detail about Practice Mode is the Ghost Cards option. This allows you to use all the cards that exist in Splinterlands, even if you don't own any of them in your collection.
So, if you're a Splinterlands newbie, use Practice Mode and become an experienced player.
Rising Star Game
I reached level 9 in Rising Star Game and tomorrow I'll finally reach level 10 and unlock the Music Lessons. This means my journey will be even more fun because I'll be able to buy packs and unlock the Music Lessons, finally solving my EGO problem.
My EGO is at 29.54% and I believe I can get it down to 0% in just one day, so I'm not worried.
You can access the games at the following links: Splinterlands and Rising Star Game.