Perfect Healing Composition ⚔ Splinterlands
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É fato que nem sempre nós conseguimos vencer em tudo na vida e no Splinterlands não é diferente. Constantemente nós enfrentamos oponentes com coleções muito mais poderosas ou estratégias perfeitas para te counterar, então nem sempre será fácil sair com um Win Rate positivo após um dia de batalhas. Felizmente as derrotas também têm seu lado positivo: Nós podemos aprender com elas.
Claro que nem tudo poderá ser replicado mas é importante absorver novos conhecimentos e adequá-los à sua realidade. Ontem eu fui massacrado durante uma partida contra um oponente que montou uma composição perfeita focada na cura, então resolvi analisar essa partida novamente para entender os elementos que me fizeram perder a batalha.
Observe que todas as cartas foram escolhidas para sinergizar perfeitamente entre elas. O Agor Longtail assume o papel de tank absoluto enquanto as outras cartas focam em habilidades como Tank Heal 
, Repair 
e Cleanse 
para garantir a sobrevivência do Longtail. Além disso o Oshuur Constantia também protege o time contra possíveis danos de Blast 
e ainda tem a possibilidade de usar Ressurect 
no tank.
Já as outras duas cartas tem como objetivo impedir a sobrevivência do tank inimigo, para isso o Doctor Blight tem o papel de aplicar Poison 
e impedir possíveis curas com seu Affliction 
e o Igor Darkspear consegue causar Stun 
(que também é efetivo para impedir a habilidade Heal 
de funcionar).
Perceba que todas essas habilidades combinam perfeitamente entre si e formam uma composição extremamente completa, finalizando o conjunto da obra está a Byzantine Kitty aplicando seus buffs extremamente poderosos. Apesar dessa composição assustadoramente forte o meu time quase conseguiu se sair bem, porém um pequeno detalhe me impediu de vencer: quando todas as minhas cartas atacavam o Agor Longtail conseguia sobreviver com 1 de vida, isso já era suficiente para que ele conseguisse receber todo o suporte e voltasse com a vida totalmente cheia na próxima rodada.
Se qualquer uma das minhas cartas fosse capaz de causar +1 de dano, possivelmente eu conseguiria vencer essa batalha com facilidade (o Doctor Blight nesse caso seria perfeito para causar dano extra com Poison e impedir a cura da Kitty no início da rodada).
De qualquer forma essa batalha me mostrou que há maneiras de criar composições extremamente poderosas mas para isso é preciso possuir uma coleção robusta e criar estratégias que utilize as cartas da melhor maneira possível. Ambas as coisas são processos constantes e que vão sendo melhoradas com o tempo, aos poucos eu estou crescendo minha coleção e aprendendo novas estratégias para me tornar um jogador melhor, espero eventualmente conseguir subir para a liga Diamante e competir adequadamente nela.
Essa foi a minha experiência enfrentando um jogador com uma composição de cura perfeita, analisando a batalha foi possível perceber que existem sim maneiras factíveis de vencer essa composição e que foi um pequeno detalhe que me impediu de conquistar a vitória, então guardarei esse conhecimento para tentar montar uma estratégia melhor na próxima partida!
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It's a fact that we can't always win at everything in life, and in Splinterlands, it's no different. We frequently face opponents with much more powerful collections or perfect strategies to counter us, so it won't always be easy to come out with a positive Win Rate after a day of battles. Fortunately, losses also have their positive side: We can learn from them.
Of course, not everything can be replicated, but it's important to absorb new knowledge and adapt it to your reality. Yesterday, I was crushed during a match against an opponent who assembled a perfect healing-focused composition. So, I decided to reanalyze that match to understand the elements that led me to lose the battle.
Notice that all the cards were chosen to perfectly synergize with each other. The Agor Longtail takes on the role of an absolute tank, while the other cards focus on abilities like Tank Heal , Repair , and Cleanse to ensure Longtail's survival. Additionally, Oshuur Constantia also protects the team against potential Blast damage and even has the option to use Resurrect on the tank.
As for the other two cards, their goal is to prevent the enemy tank's survival. To achieve this, Doctor Blight applies Poison to hinder possible healing with its Affliction , and Igor Darkspear can inflict Stun (which is also effective in preventing the Heal ability from functioning).
You can see that all these abilities fit perfectly together, forming an extremely cohesive composition. To complete the setup, Byzantine Kitty applies its incredibly powerful buffs. Despite this frighteningly strong composition, my team almost managed to do well. However, a small detail prevented me from winning: when all my cards attacked, the Agor Longtail managed to survive with 1 health, which was enough for it to receive full support and return with full health in the next round.
If any of my cards could deal +1 damage, I might have been able to win this battle easily (in this case, Doctor Blight would have been perfect to deal extra damage with Poison and prevent Kitty's healing at the start of the round).
In any case, this battle showed me that there are ways to create extremely powerful compositions, but for that, you need to have a robust collection and create strategies that utilize the cards in the best possible way. Both of these things are ongoing processes that improve over time. Gradually, I am growing my collection and learning new strategies to become a better player. I hope to eventually climb to the Diamond league and compete effectively there.
This was my experience facing a player with a perfect healing composition. Analyzing the battle made it clear that there are feasible ways to defeat this composition and that a small detail prevented me from achieving victory. So, I'll keep this knowledge to try to devise a better strategy in the next match!
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I feel that the main reason why you lost was the Agor. The fact that the magic doesn't affect its health directly and being a taunt monster with support from other cards and the summoner's buff, it was going to be actually difficult for you to win. Reducing the magic attack helped you a lot, it reduced your opponent's ferocity.
Without Void Armor I would have been able to break the opponent's strategy, unfortunately Agor Longtail is a very complete card hahaha
Unfortunately, the void armor is what makes the Agor a ferocious beast. We learn from such losses indeed.
Probably perfect!
Hard to beat
Hi, "Agor Longtail" is a great tank and "Kitty" is cool, nice battle.
The Agor and Oshur combination is really too overpowered!
Adding a Kitty to the mix with that Heal, Speed buff and True Aim 😑
Wish you the best of luck till EOS! 💪
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