Splinterlands: I completed the campaign mode.
When I started playing, I didn't know there was a ranked mode. I started like everyone else, with barely any cards. It's true that you can earn SPS, but I haven't won yet because I have very few cards. However, if you're skilled and have a good deck, it's not a problem. If you're part of a guild, you can participate in Guild Battles, where one guild fights another and receives SPS, Crowns, and Merits, but I haven't had that kind of luck yet. Crowns are used to upgrade guild buildings and gain additional benefits, such as battle bonuses or Bloodstone, which I hope to earn soon to help my guild. Merits, on the other hand, are used to purchase Gladius packs containing Gladiator cards, which I don't yet have.
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If you don't feel like competing and just want to play with a friend, that's fine. You can chat with them online and challenge them. Both of you can enjoy Splinterland without worrying about the loser losing ranking points. This mode is about enjoying and having fun, while also learning more. On the other hand, there's the practical mode, where you'll face off against a computer player, but it doesn't really offer much of an incentive; what I want is to gain experience.
Now there's "Campaign Mode," which is primarily designed as a storytelling format so that new players, like me, who play this campaign mode, can not only learn how to play the game but also earn some interesting rewards for playing it.
Although this mode is for new players, you can play it if you meet the following conditions.
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This style of play is fine, but as you know, not everyone can play this campaign mode, and I include myself. I'm sure I'll be able to use it and participate someday. If you're eligible to play this mode, I suggest you play only this mode; otherwise, don't. If you're eligible, I recommend trying this mode not just for the reward cards, but also for the experience.
Well, if you haven't tried this game yet, I highly recommend it. And that's today's post. See you next time. Thank you so much for stopping by and reading my post.
