mousepad-d2 Chapter 57 The Opponent is Cheating!
Chapter 57 The Opponent is Cheating!
The third battle began, and the opposing team unlocked a new mechanism—all dog cards were imprinted with air raid markings, allowing them to attack directly without ignoring the front row.
What a flying wolfhound! It's like it's cheating!
Even the weasel is complaining:
"He's completely gone mad, you saw it, didn't you!"
"Completely disregarding the rules, pathetic, truly pathetic."
The weasel's words immediately angered the boss on the other side, who sternly told it to shut up.
Yinzi was amused by this scene and jokingly said to the camera.
"Damn it, guys! The weasel knows the other side, could it be a spy planted here?"
"And currently there's only one card with intelligence."
Yinzi spoke with a confident expression.
"Let me tell you, this bag is an important foreshadowing."
His confident expression made the viewers in the live chat laugh out loud.
"Oh no, this monkey's brain has finally cracked!"
"This game design is quite interesting; you even have NPCs to chat with while you play cards."
"We thought you hadn't noticed!"
"Damn it, this monkey really figured it out!"
With previous experience and advice from the audience, even though the opposing team was using cheats, the game still went very smoothly.
"With us brothers united, how could the boss possibly be a match for us!"
"Next match, we'll still crush you!"
When the next match came, Yinzi was dumbfounded. A brand new card appeared on the opponent's field - Grizzly Bear!
That grizzly bear had a full 4 attack and 6 health. Yinzi broke out in a cold sweat instantly and subconsciously sat up straight.
This is real cheating. At this stage, Yinzi's cards can only withstand one hit at most, and their terrifying 6 HP makes them extremely difficult to eliminate.
At this moment, Yinzi began to miss the Viper he had when he first picked cards. Apart from Death Touch, he couldn't think of any other way to get it.
If I could do it all over again, I would choose...
The comments section was filled with suggestions, and guided by the comments, Yinzi managed to barely hold off the grizzly bear by patching things up from all sides.
What made him even more desperate was the sight of a grizzly bear on the other side!
It was obvious that Yinzi had lost, and even his desperate attempt with his treasured pliers was futile.
Extreme numerical values result in extreme mechanics—one-hit kill and extreme resilience.
Yinzi couldn't even imagine what he would do if the opposing Grizzly Bears also had an air raid imprint!
"Damn it, that's too much! I only won three games against him, and he immediately summoned two grizzly bears to beat me up!"
"If I win a few more games, will I get an elephant?"
"And what's the point of these pliers? Just for a drop of blood? Besides, how can she possibly handle having her tooth pulled without anesthesia?!"
The game had to continue. Yinzi and the chat discussed it for a long time and finally decided that next time they played, they would try using Air Raid Wolf and Death Touch to see if they could swap damage to kill the Boss.
It's okay to lose this round; it's a good opportunity to see the penalty for failure.
Unfortunately, Yinzi did not die despite his first failure; in fact, he gained the right to freely explore the cabin.
However, all the other items in the cabin are currently locked, and at least for now, the only thing he can take is the candlestick that the boss pointed out to him.
The two candles on the candlestick represent that Yinzi can make one mistake; the boss will only sacrifice him if all the candles are extinguished.
Now that we have a new opportunity, we can deal with the second playthrough later when we're completely dead. Right now, the most important thing is to replenish supplies before the boss battle.
Having learned from his previous experience, Yinzi deliberately chose a Raven card with an air raid imprint when selecting cards this time.
Soon, the boss battle resumed.
This time, however, the boss that appeared on the other side was not the same one as before.
Instead, it was a completely new leader—the miner.
However, the opponent's miner's cards were very ordinary this time, so ordinary that Yinzi even began to doubt whether his death in the previous game was an accident.
He set up his formation and defeated the miners in one fell swoop, but what he didn't expect was...
With the boss's defeat, one of the candles on the skull candlestick in front of the miner, which Yinzi thought was just a decoration, went out. This boss also has two lives!
Yinzi had a bad feeling. According to the settings of other games and movies, bosses usually become stronger after they die for the first time.
This guy probably pulled out a few Grizzly Bears too, right?
However, it's clear that this boss is not the same as the previous one; his cheat methods are more direct.
Swinging the hoe in his hand, he repeatedly knocked down the cards on Yinzi's field, turning them into gold nuggets with only two health points left.
In order to win beautifully, Yinzi had already played almost all of his cards, so there was no time to draw cards now.
The only wolf I had was unable to play because the gold nugget was taking up space, so I could only watch as the opponent finished off the gold nugget and pushed me down in one wave.
In severe cases, even pulling out the tooth with pliers is futile.
Looking at the hands slowly reaching out from the other side, Yinzi knew that he was about to be sacrificed this time.
It's a good opportunity to familiarize myself with the death process. Judging from the level design of this game, there will probably be bosses with cheat codes later on.
However, to Yinzi's surprise, the game's death mechanics were also designed in a unique way.
You were turned into a card, and the card's cost, attack, health, and imprints can all be inherited from your current deck.
You can even type in your own name.
Okay, very good! The bidding in the live stream has begun.
The audience bid against each other to determine who would get the name, and in the end, "Golden Monkey" won the naming rights at the cost of ten airplanes.
With the sound of a shutter click in the game, a "Golden Monkey" card with 3 attack, 2 health, 2 cost, and an air raid imprint was created.
"Brothers, it's still President Yang who designs games. I never thought even the death designs would be so interesting."
"I really dislike the way the other team is using cheats!"
"Why don't you just beat me fair and square? I'll admit defeat, Grizzly Bear, after all, he's a card."
"What does it mean that they'd just start mining gold right here? They'd kill all my animals with a single blow!!!"
As Yinzi was talking, a sudden inspiration struck him.
"Do you think I'll be able to draw the cards I designed myself in later games?"
"I feel that Mr. Yang's design must have its reasons, and I can look forward to drawing this card later."
After Yinzi's analysis, the viewers in the live chat were even more excited for the rest of the game.
The scene shifts, and Yinzi's perspective returns to the wooden table, but it's clear that the person sitting in front of the table now is not the same person as before.
At the same time, the game introduces a brand new mechanism – Bone Coins.
After a simple operation, Yinzi, following the boss's instructions, observed the wooden house where they were. His extensive experience told him that the house was full of various puzzle mechanisms.
Unfortunately, no matter how much Yinzi pointed, he only managed to extinguish the candle flame in front of the candlestick; the rest were locked up.
Having no ideas, Yinzi could only return to the table and continue the game.
Sure enough, continuing the game was the right thing to do. As the next match began, the weasel revealed that the password found by the previous victim was kept in the rulebook.
At the same time, an additional option has been added to the map events.
Roasting by the fire – can strengthen cards, but if you're not careful about how many times you roast by the fire, you'll be eaten by the survivors.
The codes in the rulebook gradually bring to light the secrets hidden throughout the room.
A brand new smart card – Bedbug
Three brand-new cards have been added to the deck – Skink, Worker Ant, and Queen Ant.
A card that looks exactly like a mechanism – Wolf in a Cage.
There is also a squirrel head statue whose purpose is unknown.
Having acquired so many items at once, it's clear that Yinzi has embarked on the right path.
He had a feeling that the key to unlocking the mystery lay in this caged wolf.