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Every competitive game eventually develops certain strategies that the community universally despises playing against.
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They rely heavily on psychological warfare, forcing you to play their specific game rather than executing your own game plan.
+The Unbreakable Wall
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This player has absolutely no intention of ever crossing the bridge with a troop to attack your tower directly.
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If you allow them to sit at ten mana, you have already lost; you must force them to spend their resources on defense constantly.
+Drop everything at the bridge.Do not tilt.Turn it into a spell-casting race if your deck allows it.
+The Hyper-Aggressive Bridge Spam
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This strategy relies on overwhelming your reaction time and forcing you to make clumsy, expensive defensive mistakes.
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If you know they have a Bandit in hand, hover your cheap skeletons in the middle of the map in anticipation.
+Annoying DeckCore ConceptX-Bow / Mortar SiegeProtecting it with infinite cheap troopsInstant DestructionRequires perfect anti-air spacing to defeat
+Staying Zen
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They want you to get angry, spam emotes, and abandon your carefully planned strategy in a fit of rage.
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Stay focused, play perfectly, and send them back to the lobby.
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