Riichi City version update is underway!
1. Character "Fuwa Mahiru", "Inukai Hina" recruitment rate up!
2. Additional outfit sets re-released!
"Vow to the Blue Sky(SP)" set
"Relaxing Sunbathing(SP)" set
3. A "Apply to self" setting has been newly added to Safe Mode, and it is set to ON by default.
4. Other bug fixes and feature improvements will also be applied.
▼ Please check the official website or in-game notices for detailed update information.

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#마작일번가City #마작  

It was summer

The last one is a collaboration piece with Hospital x Life Hamina
It's already been over two and a half years since 52 Hertz was released
Thank you Dahongchima and Redbook for making such a great game
Also, thank you for releasing the DLC and giving us a happy ending ㅠㅠㅠ

(Note: Informal tone, long post)

I'm a user who's been playing for about a year now, 

I barely play RTA, and I only reach Master rank occasionally to get the skin, so  I don't know much about ban-picks. 

If the computer deck were fixed like in the Tactical Archive,

there would be a certain answer key,

but in the Battlefield of the Gladiator, the computer's ban-picks are so diverse,

and there are too many variables due to stat adjustments and RNG.

So, this might be a guide, or it might not be.

This is a post I'm leaving to say, "This is how I cleared it,"

and I hope you can take away at least something from it.

(For beginners; veterans probably won't find this very helpful)

(Win rate while completing all achievements)

(Units used - Attack, Health, Defense, Crit Damage, Effect Res or Effectiveness)

My pre-bans were Salome, Elvira of the Wave I banned them.

I banned them because I don't own Salome or Elvira of the Wave.

Salome has low priority, so you can swap her for something else. (I recommend New Moon Luna)

I permabanned Elvira of the Wave because if she procs her RNG, it's hopeless.

From the beginning up to Emperor is easy.

1. At the start, just push through with what the assistant recommends  

 (You barely lose even if you play mindlessly, SP characters can be used)

2. Once you get the hang of ban-picks,  put Zio in the Vanguard and go for a speed-cleave deck.

3. If Zio is banned... go for a speed-cleave with the fastest character you have.

(I used a speed-cleave starting with Ran)

(I cleared up to Emperor roughly like this; using the provided SP characters is also totally fine)

(Roughly like this 2, clear quickly and mindlessly before Emperor)

※ However, while playing, you must familiarize yourself to some extent with what the assistant recommends. << Very important!!!

 If you're a user who doesn't play RTA, the assistant disappears from Emperor rank and above, but it helps with character selection.

Also, I'm not sure if the computer's gear settings change by rank,

but as you go up in rank, they get tankier and faster,

so from Emperor and above, it gets difficult if you use the provided SP characters.

(Total chaos)

I'll emphasize again,

you must be familiar with what the assistant recommends above.

The Emperor to Legend range is a painful section...

1. It's hard to take the first turn unless it's Zio... and unless your follow-up dealer's gear is top-tier, I don't really recommend it (50/50 win rate).

2. So I almost always fixed Harsetti in the Vanguard and played.

※ If the computer's pre-ban is Harsetti... 

use the Zio first-turn deck from #1 above, or (※ Vanguard I used a mix of Zio, ML Ludwig, ML Roana, ML Kayron, and Z.Coli based on the situation.)

Below... 3. I used Notos + Evasion deck with Arbiter Vildred or Ilona in the Vanguard (Notos, Solitaria, Arby,  others depending on the situation).

3. Main deck: Notos, Harsetti, Evasion deck

 (I think I almost only used this deck.)

1) 1st pick Notos, 2nd pick Solitaria, Vanguard Harsetti, 4th pick Arby, 5th pick Ilona, I used it roughly like this,

but you must never give Notos or Solitaria to the computer. (The computer cheats so much  that it's painful.)

2) The important pick order is Notos, Solitaria, and definitely Harsetti in the Vanguard, then respond according to the situation  

(Once you enter the domain expansion, the win rate is 80-90%. Unless Notos dies from bad luck before that, you usually don't lose.)

The priority for empty slots is Arby, Ilona, ML Flan, Ran (not recommended because sustain is low if you get unlucky in the late game).

Variables I felt while playing and how to deal with them

If the computer takes Designer Lilibet and she gets a turn after Harsetti,

- If Notos has Immunity equipped, it's somewhat covered.

If the computer takes Young Sena,

- You must take Arby or ML Flan for the empty slot.

If the computer takes a Seal character (ML Kayron, etc.),

- You must make sure Zio & ML Kayron   cannot link with each other.

There might be more variables, but those were the only tricky ones I encountered.

Below are the stats of the main characters.

I thought it would get complicated if I had too many character screenshots, so I only captured the main ones.

* Remember: Harsetti + Notos + Solitaria (plus Arby, Ilona, ML Flan) *

To recommend a few more characters depending on the situation,

Elvira of the Wave (I used SP), Torami, Dawn Ludwig, Skyward Ilynav,

Designer Lilibet, ML Kayron, Silver-Haired Christy, Estelle, Z.Coli, etc. are recommended,

but I used Torami when the computer took Solitaria.

If the computer uses Abyssal Yufine or many debuff characters, I used Silver-Haired Christy (front) and Notos (back).

If the computer picks or bans Notos and you get stuck, I recommend Estelle.

Closing remarks

3-line summary

1. I tried to shorten the text and increase readability as much as possible, but this is the limit.

2. Remember 

3. Harsetti + Notos + Solitaria (plus Arby, Ilona, ML Flan)

There are so many variables that I don't think this post will be very helpful,

but I hope it helps, and I wish you good results without too much pain.

Lastly,

don't do it all at once,

do a few matches consistently every day.

If it's fun, it doesn't matter, but... 

If it's not fun and you do it all at once,

at some point you'll feel a huge sense of emptiness and want to delete the game.

And if you really can't do it no matter how hard you try, just giving up is also an option.

After finishing it all, I felt like, why did I do this just to get legendary artifact charms...

It's a waste of time, stressful, and in the end, it just makes you feel pathetic.

If it comes out like this again later without any changes, I'll probably just go up to Emperor and stop.

We play games to enjoy them,

not to suffer!

Who even created the Battlefield of the Gladiator?

Hello, this is Rito from Crew Plus!

Today, I'm going to review a new extraction shooter game set in Chernobyl, STALZONE.

Strictly speaking, it has been available abroad since 2014, but it officially launched in Korea this July.

Actually, when you think of an extraction shooter, the first game that comes to mind is probably Escape from Tarkov.

In fact, this game was released globally before Tarkov. (Tarkov in 2016, STALZONE in 2014)

But... grouping it as an extraction shooter feels... hmm... something is just different. Extraction??? Shooter??? That kind of feeling?

First, the graphics, which are the game's biggest feature.

The characters look somewhat short and cute(?).

It's just funny to look at. It feels like that might have been intentional.

If they had used realistic human modeling, it would have been in the uncanny valley, but instead, it feels like it turned into a mountain of hilarity.

Anyway, once the game starts, a short tutorial proceeds.

The basic controls are not much different from other FPS games.

WASD to move, mouse to aim, left-click to fire, right-click to aim down sights.

You can use the E key for inventory and the F key to loot.

Looks like a UI you've seen somewhere before, right?

Yes, the inventory system is almost identical to Tarkov's. Now the hell of inventory management begins.

You can move items one by one with a left-click, but you can move them quickly with SHIFT+left-click.

Or you can just press X to move everything at once.

There is no search time, so looting is fast.

Anyway, the protagonist secures items while enduring the radiation of Chernobyl,

but as soon as they board the extraction helicopter, they get backstabbed, fall from the helicopter, and while dying, get sucked into the forbidden zone.

There are two factions in the forbidden zone: Stalkers and Bandits.

Players choose one of these to play, and since I love looting to the bone... I chose the Bandits.

Of course, you can create up to 10 characters, so you can create another character later to play the opposing faction.

Each faction has multiple bases.

Here, you can interact with other players, buy/sell items at shops, and craft/repair weapons.

As you clear main quests, you can travel to other bases, and each time you level up at a base, new upgrades and parts are unlocked.

When you exit the base, a vast field unfolds.

It's a musty field with bad air and bad water, but it's actually quite profitable.

The time in this field keeps changing,

so at night, you have to press the N key to equip night vision goggles to see properly.

There are various threats in the field,

the first being mutants.

They feel like monsters, and they run up to deliver melee attacks. This hurts more than you'd think.

They usually drop items like animal carcasses or parts.

The second is enemy NPCs.

They shoot guns, and since they almost always spray bullets in full-auto, your health drops rapidly in close quarters.

They usually drop regular ammo or junk items.

The third is debuff effects.

Entering certain areas might increase the temperature, or entering water might increase your radiation level.

There are various debuff effects, and once they reach a certain level, you take quite painful tick damage.

Touching an electrical effect can drain nearly 40% of your health at once, so be careful as you can die from this more often than you think.

Finally, there are players from the opposing faction.

Since each faction has different bases, you won't run into them much early on, but as you move to other bases, you will encounter them frequently in the middle areas.

If you kill them, you can loot the items they were carrying.

Of course, if you get downed like this, the opponent will take your items.

Why!!!!! I shot first!!!!!!!!!!!! Why!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Still, weapons and armor are kept.

Besides that, quest items are 'bound items' and do not disappear from your inventory even if you die.

This is the reason why I felt like it was an extraction??? shooter??? at first,

usually in an extraction shooter, no matter how well-equipped you are with weapons and armor, they disappear once you die,

but this game preserves your equipment, so I thought it might be closer to an MMOFPS.

STALZONE has a world event: 'Eruption'.

Every 24 hours in real-time, the surface temperature rises sharply. This is called an eruption, and if you remain on the surface, you are guaranteed to die.

The way to avoid this eruption is to enter a shelter, and the locations are marked on the map.

Of course, I couldn't find one and died...

So how do you make money?

You can loot in various ways and sell them at the base.

You can pick up the remains dropped by mobs when they die,

and like an extraction shooter, you can also loot from other people's corpses,

of course, you can also loot if an ally dies, but... you can't touch it for a certain amount of time, so you'll just have to pray the owner doesn't come back.

Naturally, there is also the method of opening various boxes in the field to collect items.

My impression after playing this game was... 'This is not an extraction shooter' Crashwas the feeling.

Unlike other games in the extraction shooter genre, the burden of losing weapons or equipment is low, so the tension was significantly reduced.

Of course, there are people who don't play extraction shooter games because of that tension,  right?

So I think this point is both a strength and a weakness.

If you think of the early stage as a tutorial area and proceed by focusing on quests, field content increases as you move to the next area.

From then on, you can start looting in earnest and face off against players from enemy factions to feel the fun of the extraction shooter genre.

Anyway, that's my review of STALZONE.

I actually intended to play it briefly, but the game was more fun than I thought, so I ended up playing all night.

In the end, I died 3 times to an enemy camping, so I just rage-quit...

They are currently giving out 2 types of promotional coupons that provide in-game items to celebrate the Korean service launch, so I highly recommend you give it a try.

Thank you for reading the review!

▲ STALZONE Store Link (Click)

I won't say I have nothing to do anymore 

I won't say that lightly

It was a series of suffering

I feel like I'm going to produce sarira from my body

One summer operation left

The constellation is almost finished too

Phew, me too 

I'm almost done!