Tricks to play Vainglory
Previously I have written a little about 5 Heroes I love in the Vainglory game, but on this second side I will continue on the same game.
I think MOBA fans will immediately feel familiar with Vainglory gameplay. Like similar games on PC like Dota 2 or League of Legends, Vainglory also carries a PvP battle with the objective of destroying a building called Vain Crystal at the opposing team headquarters. Achieving these objectives successfully is not easy, because many things will hinder your efforts.
You will act as a hero in a team of three. Each person will control a hero who is shoulder to shoulder against the opposing team. Each hero has different skills and characteristics, so it takes strategy and coordination to be able to effectively accomplish the objectives.
Not only the opposing team, you will also face various obstacles that confront you to destroy Vain Crystal. Obstacles that exist include Minion warriors and turrets. Fortunately, you can buy various items that can make your strength multiply and patch up the weaknesses that exist.
Brilliant adaptation for mobile platform
Despite having a more or less the same background, Vainglory is not just a MOBA that moves the gameplay from PC to mobile. Super Evil Megacorp makes various adjustments that make Vainglory feel comfortable when played on a touch screen device.
Various simplifications have been made to the developers Vainglory, ranging from control schemes in the game to the maximum level that can be achieved by a hero. Of all the adjustments available, there are at least three fundamental things that distinguish Vainglory with similar games on PC.
The first thing that is immediately visible is the area of the battle arena. Vainglory uses an area consisting of only one main line (or commonly called lane on MOBA) and a larger jungle arena beneath the lane. This number differs from similar games on PCs that use an average of three lanes to fight.
The second difference is the number of active skills which only amounted to three. Each hero has two basic skills and one Ultimate skill to inflict damage on the enemy. Although not as much as MOBA on PC, the three skills are enough to provide a tactical battle action that exciting without complicating the gameplay and display the game interface.
The third different thing is the duration of a fight. If a single MOBA battle session on PC can take up to an hour, then Vainglory trims it to about half an hour. The average length of the game can be achieved thanks to the maximum level of characters who stuck at level 12 and the area that is not how big.
Despite the various differences and simplifications as described above, Vainglory remains exciting and challenging. Every battle feels dynamic depends on the decisions of the players so there will not be two matches in common. The scheme actually feels more fitting to be played on tablets and smartphones are usually played not for PC or console.
Responsive controls on touch devices
Designed for today's mobile devices, Vainglory relies on touch input to control everything in the game. You can tap across the screen for various commands in the game, from moving the hero, using skills, to interacting with other players.
Super Evil Megacorp has designed a convenient interface to touch all the features. All presented options are well organized and easy to reach during the game. Players only need to tap to access the features in question.
In addition, the touch sensitivity with game response is also intertwined in light. This is crucial in a MOBA game, where every player can do multiple inputs in a fraction of a second to respond to the movements of the opposing team.
Nice, by @mldav