My thoughts on the new progressive match formats

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Hello It is I again butops here again with another weekly post for the social media challenge

So today I will be talking about the new match format and how the progressive battles can mean as a whole lot on the spl community as a whole so where do I start?

Battles:

Well not much to say but it has been going a little well on my side been winning battles here and there but as they say they will be pros and cons to this new setting

Pros: battles are now restriction free meaning you can unleash your unshaken fury on to your enemies as well as access to abilities not used on the lower leagues

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Cons: You are restricted to your highest leveled summoner meaning even if your monsters are at their highest they are limited to the summoner that you are using no matter the league that you are in

Remedy: you can beat whales but its going to depend on your tactical prowess like this match right here

https://splinterlands.com?p=battle&id=sl_21f0aa2a61006067b7356c8e7f8d80d1&ref=butops

So with that said I'm seeing that a lot of people will favor this kind of gameplay at the same time a number of people will call for backlash because their bots cant handle being beaten up by every whale they come across in bronze but overall this type of progressive gameplay will be a fresh new take of making battles competitive and given more of a soul than being dead fisheyes doing the same bot things eevery single time

well that pretty much took a chunk out of my braain than usual
As always I do this post every week on my twitch channel so you know I will never plagiarize everyone

and If you are new to the game and want to play on the new play format please dont hesitate to push the link right here https://splinterlands.com?ref=butops

so this ends my new post for this week will wait for the equalizer rule on my matches to make the battlemage secrets so until then this has been butops

HAVE A nicE DAY

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