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Every competitive game eventually develops certain strategies that the community universally despises playing against.
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Understanding how these annoying strategies function is the first step toward completely dismantling them.
+The Spell-Cycle Defensive Turtle
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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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To beat this, you must apply relentless, unrelenting pressure so they never have the six elixir required to cast their heavy spell safely.
+Drop everything at the bridge.It is an endurance test.If you have a heavy spell, cycle it back at them.
+Endless Pressure
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Cards like the Bandit, Royal Ghost, and Battle Ram require instant, predictive responses or they will take massive chunks of tower health.
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The key to beating bridge spam is managing your card rotation perfectly to always have a cheap counter ready.
+Toxic ArchetypeCore ConceptLong-Range SnipingProtecting it with infinite cheap troopsThe Cheese PushDropping a Balloon with a speed buff and freezing all your defenders instantly
+Staying Zen
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Ultimately, the creators of these annoying decks are hoping to defeat you psychologically before they defeat you mathematically.
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Stay focused, play perfectly, and send them back to the lobby.
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