Patiently waiting for the next rush phase on Splinterlands

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I’ve started playing Splinterlands again after about 3 months of break from playing. I’ve had to start from scratch, bronze level and quite contrary to what I thought, the bronze level is not a walkover. 😖

I won my first few games, lost some, I wasn’t paying attention at some and I underestimated a lot. I’m obviously not built for battling in bronze level, I built my cards for top level fights, to think that using top level cards in lower level battles will give you an edge is a lie.

The way the system does it, your top level cards cannot activate some features until it’s at the appropriate higher level to do so. Hence my frustration. So yeah I’m not finding it easy to get out of Bronze even tho I should….

I also noticed a few ui changes and smoother navigation. Impressed with development so far.

Will I keep playing? The same reason I took a break the very first time is still the same reason I did again, I’m hungry to play in the higher levels, it’s like im bored, I need the challenge that comes with the rewards of a high level, im talking about Diamond and Champion levels.

Im hungry to start raking in at least $100 per month playing Splinterlands, I’ve almost been there, seen what it’s like, and I like it, but it’ll require some chunk of investment on my side which is why loading up on CL packs is my surest way.

Im playing when I can, perhaps when I get out of bronze level, it’ll start becoming more fun than playing in bronze.

Patiently waiting for the next rush phase on Splinterlands | Ecency