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I'd have to agree that identifying you strengths in any game is useful, because playing it won't be fun if you can't succeed in the end. Unless of course we're talking about Dark Souls, then masochists will have their day in the sun ;)
I've personally found that Splinterlands has so much RNG involved, that it's been harder to get into than more direct card games are. I'm still here trying, but it's taking a little longer to identify my own strength(s) in the game. Here's hopin' it comes along sooner than later ;)
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