TFT][Article Introduction] 〖For Beginners〗How to look back on TFT play (written by April Fool)

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author:April Fool@TFT Player (@AprilFool777) / X
Title.How to look back on the TFT play: [For beginners] How to look back on the TFT play
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If you are a TFT beginner, this is a must! ✨
This article is for players wondering, "How can I get stronger?" for players who are wondering, "How can I become stronger?How to look back after the matchThe following is a detailed explanation of the results. Are you done just looking at the results? This is what we recommend for you!

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In this article, after the TFT match, we ask, "What was good and what was bad?" to theHow to look back on specificsThe following is an explanation of the
It's not just about looking at the results, it's about what to check to make the most of the next game - a guide that will solve your problems!

For example, when looking back, it is effective to be aware of the following perspectives 👇.

• Was the unit you held in one or two stages the right one?
  　→ Check to see if the interest line has been needlessly crossed and whether it was worth taking at the expense of interest!
• Did the augments match the configuration?
  　→ Check to see if the selection was based solely on the strength of the situation, or if the selection was based on the axis of the composition and its future potential!
• Was the choice of configuration reasonable? Were there any conflicts?
  　→ Let's look at what other players are doing and review whether we have chosen a configuration that should be avoided!
• Was the timing of putting money in (level up rolls) appropriate?
  　→ Reflect on the intent of the decision, such as "I should have rolled here" or "I should have waited one more turn!
• Why did you drop the rounds that you could have won that you dropped?
  　→ Deployment? Equipment? Mere luck? By analyzing it, we can reduce the same mistakes!

By reviewing results and replays with these points in mind, we can clearly see what we should have done next!

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The nice thing about this article is that you don't have to talk about the hard stuff, just "look here!"The specifics of the look-back procedure.The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.
I highly recommend it not only for beginners, but also for those who say, "I'm feeling a little sluggish lately..."!
You can put it into practice right away, starting with the next game, so try it out once first!

Citation:https://note.com/april_fool777/n/n06b19d18a9ff?sub_rt=share_pb

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