Unlocking Pinduoduo’s Tactics, Letting You Dominate in the 10.25 Version of Teamfight Tactics (Teamfight Tactics 10.25 Version Complete Guide: Pinduoduo’s Tactics to Easily Dominate the Game)

Unlocking Pinduoduo’s tactics, letting you dominate in the 10.25 version of Teamfight Tactics (Teamfight Tactics 10.25 Version Complete Guide: Pinduoduo’s Tactics to Easily Dominate the Game). Many players may not be clear about this, so let me introduce unlocking Pinduoduo’s tactics in the 10.25 version of Teamfight Tactics (Teamfight Tactics 10.23 Version Complete Guide: Pinduoduo’s Tactics to Easily Dominate the Game).

First, let’s understand what a “brainless” lineup is. As the name suggests, it is using various synergies and different hero combinations to form a powerful fighting force.

The gameplay of this lineup is to use “win streaks,” “lose streaks,” “win streaks/lose streaks to earn money,” and other methods to achieve victory. If “win streaks” allow players to accumulate gold by constantly losing, then “lose streaks” allow players to accumulate gold by constantly winning.

The gameplay of this lineup is to obtain win streak points through “lose streaks.” When a player accumulates 30 win streak points, they can obtain gold and experience. Therefore, in order to play well with this lineup, players must constantly win streak.

In this mode, the “Rhythm Master” actually allocates based on the player’s current health at the beginning of each round. Each “Rhythm Master” will exist on the field for 10 seconds. When the time is up, they will automatically gain a “win streak point.”

When all “Rhythm Masters” reach 20 or 40 points, they will automatically gain two “Golden Tokens.” When all heroes with “Golden Tokens” are released, players will automatically obtain two “Diamond Tokens.” When all heroes with “Golden Tokens” are released, players can obtain the “Eternal Nightmare” avatar border.

Therefore, if you want to play well with this “brainless” lineup, you must pay attention to the composition of the “Rhythm Masters.”

If you want to play well with the “Invincible Legion” in the game, you must master the game rules. Only by knowing the rules of the “Rhythm Masters” can you better use this lineup.

Above is an introduction to Pinduoduo’s tactics in the 10.25 version of Teamfight Tactics. I hope it can help everyone.

Teamfight Tactics 10.25 Version Complete Guide: Pinduoduo’s Tactics to Easily Dominate the Game

Teamfight Tactics Game 10.25 Version Complete Guide

Pinduoduo’s Tactics

Ability: Dark Magic Ball

Damage: 600/800/400

Effect: Every 3 seconds, the Dark Magic Ball flies towards the target area and deals 100/120/150 damage to enemies. The farther the Dark Magic Ball flies, the higher the damage, up to 200/500/600 magic damage.

Analysis:

After the update, the Nightbringer synergy has been removed, and at the start of the combat phase, the Nightbringers’ basic attacks become spell damage. Therefore, we put the Nightbringer in the front row so that she can quickly deal damage. The Nightbringers’ mana values are all only 70 points. If you want her to cast skills faster, you need to constantly release the Dark Magic Ball to maximize her output.

[Composition]

Composition: Viego + Kennen + Lulu + Aurelion Sol + Morgana + Ahri + Kai’Sa

Core Synergies: 4 Black Magicians + 3 Summoners + 3 Magicians + 2 Vanguard + 1 Bard

1. Viego

Recommended Equipment: Dragon’s Claw + Deathcap + Gunblade + Jewel Gauntlet (optional Morellonomicon or Infinity Edge)

Strategy: We recommend Viego’s equipment for Kennen. Dragon’s Claw and Deathcap increase her skill damage, and Jewel Gauntlet increases her skill burst ability. Coupled with Deathcap and Spell Power, Viego’s skills can deal more damage. As a 2-cost card, even though Kennen is a 2-star card, her attributes and skills are very powerful. Her skill can refresh after casting the second skill, and she can gain an additional 50% bonus spell power. With this, Viego’s skills can deal more damage!

Recommended Positioning: Stand in the corner on the right side, let Viego cast control first, while Ahri and Ashe go to the top, and the other heroes go to the bottom. This will give Pinduoduo enough time to cast the second round of skills after casting the first round of skills.

[Operational Rhythm]

Early Transition

At the beginning, aim for Tear and Glove. Early transition can follow the win streak route, as it is easier to lose streak in the early game. If there is a Bounty Hunter transition, you can also use the Bounty Hunter to work temporarily. You can choose to transition with Alchemist Technology or with Fighters, using Garen, Darius, or Caitlyn as a transitional lineup. If there is an Assassin transition, you can choose to play 4 Assassins and use their high burst damage and control abilities to directly engage the opponent’s backline. The mid-game operation mainly depends on how the economy is. If there is an opportunity, you can consider reaching Level 8 and find a 5-cost card, and then go to Level 9 and find Viego to complete the 3 Mystic + 2 Magician synergies, which are the core of the late-game lineup!

Scouting Rhythm

At Level 7, scout and find Viego. The remaining cards can go to Level 6 or use the Roll to find a 2-star Viego. If you have a Bounty Hunter, you can find and bring Viego at Level 7. If the health is not healthy, it is recommended to save money and go to Level 8, and slowly find the 3-star after reaching Level 9. If the quality of the cards on the field is low, you can choose a small blood sell, wait until there is enough economic strength to reach Level 8, and then slowly pull up to Level 9.

Counter Analysis: The weakness of Pinduoduo’s Tactics lies in its decent skill damage and built-in shield. Therefore, when facing some assassin-type lineups,