When Your Perfect Team Goes Completely Wrong
There are some Splinterlands battles where you look at your lineup and feel completely confident. You check the mana. You check the ruleset. You look through your cards.โฆ
There are some Splinterlands battles where you look at your lineup and feel completely confident. You check the mana. You check the ruleset. You look through your cards.โฆ
Day 10 of my Splinterlands journey, and I am beginning to realize that the more I play, the more I understand that this game is not just about attacking the opponent and hopingโฆ
I think โjust one more battleโ is one of the biggest lies a Splinterlands player can tell themselves. ๐ You open the game and tell yourself: โIโll just play one battle.โโฆ
I have discovered something about myself while playing Splinterlands. I make very confident bad decisions. ๐ You know that moment when you have a few seconds left to buildโฆ
There is a special kind of confidence that comes from building a lineup and thinking you have everything figured out. ๐ You check the mana. You check the rules. You look atโฆ
There is a special kind of confidence that comes from building a lineup and thinking you have everything figured out. ๐ You check the mana. You check the rules. You look atโฆ
I think every Splinterlands player goes through the same five stages during a battle. Stage 1: Confidence You see the ruleset. You check the mana. You look through yourโฆ
Day 9 of my Splinterlands journey. Today, I decided to pay more attention to something I donโt always think about enough: the opponent. It is easy to get caught up inโฆ
At this point, I think my cards and I have a complicated relationship. One battle, I love a card. The next battle, I never want to see it again. Then three battles laterโฆ
There are moments in Splinterlands when I feel like I am actually a professional strategist. I look at the cards. I check the mana. I study the rules. I think aboutโฆ