National Games: Global Tower Climbing Levels Dropped 10,000 Times

Name: National Games: Global Tower Climbing Levels Dropped 10,000 Times
Author: Dujiangwei

by Dujiangwei

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When I woke up, the global level of "Slay the Spire" dropped ten thousand times! The competition between players is not the number of consecutive wins, but the level of low-level winning rate. "Challenging advanced levels" has become an exclusive track for a few masters. Players who can hit A8 can enter the global rankings. "Strike A9" is the goal that countless professional players are striving for, and there are only a handful of players around the world who can successfully challenge A10. The "Slay the Spire" in this world is a brand new "international version" that combines the features of Tower One and Tower Two. It is not only deeply tied to the community, but also has very complete online functions, as well as real-time updated global rankings. Every year, a national sports competition is held around the world, and its ranking directly determines the national sports and international status in the following year. Countries compete with each other, and every year they send out their top professional player teams to represent the country on the National Games Arena to compete. "Minaret Esports" has become the most popular industry in the world. Players who can become professional players are national idols and enjoy endless fame and glory. Ye Fei, a thousand-hour player of the Spire Generation in the original world, the owner of 200 consecutive wins Until the time travel, he was still challenging the 30-game winning streak of the Spire II A10 Hunter. Is the bigger the deck better? Is it wrong for a warrior to burn cards? Is the malfunctioning robot the strongest T0? Is the viewer just a person on the roadside? In an unknown room, Ye Fei opened the game "A10 consecutive wins? Isn't this just a matter of skill?"