Warcraft specializes in one clan or all 4 clans

All 4 clans will do some, and then spend most of the time training one of the clans so good.

Because after being familiar with the tactics and types of each clan, and then attacking a clan, you can know very handily that the arms of each clan are fighting each other, and it is easier to fight.

If you only practice one clan, you won't know what soldiers the other clans have, what armor, what attacks, it's hard to fight!

Look at who you want to be...

There is a kind of career...

Then it takes talent and hard work...

This kind of practice only 1 clan.!

There is a non-professional...

It's up to you...

Practice 1 and practice 4 are up to you.!

But it is recommended to practice 1 family.!

In this way, the skill of practicing 1 family is higher.!

Know better...

Start by playing randomly

Not the most refined, but familiar

Then choose a race to concentrate on practicing operations and various tactics

That level will increase a lot

Finally, you can choose to continue playing this clan or randomly

If you continue to play, focus on the operation

Random words focus on consciousness

Very demanding of people

I haven't seen such a master (you can beat Grubby at the same level in most cases with randomness, and you don't have the ability to do so).

There are many ways to play

Focus on having fun in the results of playing a race

Be sure to play a clan first. Until you are out of the rookie stage when the computer is very easy, then you should change to another race, and then use all the tactics you have seen and the tactics that you are most afraid of when you use other races, and experience the shortcomings of this tactic for yourself.

Don't use random, you can change it casually, but random will make you uninterested in systematically practicing the play of a race.

Practice one first, and then know how to play one by one, and you can be proficient in one, but if you don't know what the other party is out of, and what buildings are useful, then it makes no sense to master one, because the problem of Warcraft tactics is very important, come on.

Start with a clan.

After a period of familiarity, change the family to play and then change.

Finally, choose the one that suits you as the main family.

Play a clan first, play almost, master it, and start randomThis will give you a deeper understanding of each ethnic group.

First, use the four clans to learn the strengths and weaknesses of each clan, and then choose your favorite clan to practice.

Play all four groups first, and then see which group is the most comfortable, and then play that one.

Just play around...

Dwarves and bullheads are better at playing plate armor professions, human race talents are more mediocre, spellcasting actions are good-looking, the French system personally feels that the blood elves have obvious advantages, and the gnomes are cute, and novices don't need to pay attention to so much when they play, it depends on their own preferences.

Anyway, I couldn't play at the beginning, and I used it on the spot because the name was nice and handsome enough, but novices don't all play orcs Don't complain about any imbalance The problem of balance is for the top masters We are.

Race is not a problem, occupation is a problem, novices can play FS, LR, just choose any race.

Any race has different appearances, and each race has its own talents'It's all the same'It's up to you to preference.

Race doesn't matter, just look at the profession, the profession determines the race.

Arbitrary, there is not much difference between races.

The human race should be developed first, it is very simple to fight the Sea of Skulls, use the Holy Horse to resist, use invincibility, and then the small cannon. Knight. Griffons.

If you're a pure newbie.

I highly recommend that you start by fighting battles.

The campaign requires you to operate gradually.

And it will gradually lead you to all the classes of the 4 races.

From beginner to advanced.

It's a very good advanced training process.

If you really want to become a master of Warcraft.

"Knowing oneself and knowing one's opponent" is a must.

Once you are familiar with the foundation of the Kicha deficit, you can start to use the computer.

Don't worry too much about tactics just yet.

Because you may not know what the resources are in real battles.

In which case should the tower be raised.

In which case should a repentant mine be opened.

When is it appropriate to split it.

When to avoid a decisive battle.

So much so that the temporary changes and choices of troops and even heroes in the middle and late stages of the battle are all accumulated in n battles.

When you can successfully defeat the crazy computer.

I'm sure you've got a set of tactics that you're most comfortable with.

For example, the musket stream.

tr or obscenity, etc.

So I don't think you need to deliberately ask yourself to practice any tactics when you first start to get in touch with Warcraft.

Doing a good job of basic skills is the most important thing.

Any tactic is also based on solid operation and a well-tempered awareness.

In the process.

Your own tactics will come naturally.

As for the video.

Please note that your version of Warcraft is the same as the version recorded in 1 recording.

And you have a map on your computer that you use to record the match.

This ensures that it is normal**).

Finally, I wish you to become a Terran master