Guoan s crazy victory has caused heated discussion, this game teaches you how to fight a beautiful battle

Beijing Guoan sent Yunnan Yukun team home with a nearly "crunch" victory in the FA Cup semi-finals. Someone in the fan group joked: "This is not a game, it's simply a 'teaching bureau'." But everyone knows that it's definitely not luck to be able to score such a score - when the referee blew the final whistle, the moment the coaching staff on the sidelines slapped the high fives, there was a lot of tactical details laying the groundwork.

Review of this game, Guoan's offense is like a precision-operating machine. Foreign players performed a "hat trick", and each scored three times had their own tricks: the first was to receive a cross from the side and head the ball to the top, the second was to suddenly shoot out of the penalty area, and the third was to calmly push the shot in the counterattack; the U23 young player's goal was even more eye-catching. He scored a low shot after continuously changing directions on the left, which was both speed and skillful. These highlights are not accidental, but the tactics formulated by the coaching team for the opponent's weaknesses before the game: use the opponent as the shortcomings of the Chinese New Year team's physical fitness, focus on high-level pressing and rapid counterattack, use high-intensity compression to consume the opponent, and then use technical advantages to complete the end. The tactical victory on the

always reminds people of another "battlefield" - the arrangement of troops in the strategy game. In the sandbox world of "Three Kingdoms: Planting the World", there is no "absolute strength" and "how to use strategies to make up for the gap."

Just like Guoan uses high-level pressing to target opponents' physical fitness, players can also choose different tactics according to the situation: when encountering a "big alliance" with rich resources, they can send "Shenxing" professional players to sneak attack the granary; when facing opponents who are good at head-on struggles, the strategic control of the "Qizo" profession can cause the opponent's troops to fall into chaos. This kind of fun of "winning with wisdom" is exactly the charm of strategy games.