I feel like the Night Elves are so difficult to get started, the Night Elves play style

It's difficult, it needs to be operated very much, it needs to be operated the most, there are many units, the early troops are brittle, the mobility is strong, the skills are many, the playing style is too flexible, and there are many tactics. It is very powerful to operate well, and it is necessary to practice the awareness and operation of playing ne. Practice the operation well, and use flexible tactics ne, it's still very imba!

Elves have less blood, but they have more skills. And most of the buildings have attack power. The base is easy to defend and difficult to attack, so you should make good use of this, and you should make more skills with more troops.

I'm an ORC player, but Ne can also talk about my opinion on NE: Most of the units of NE's race are very fragile, but the skill of the class, the development speed is still very good, and now I am playing more speed technology on VS, and digging up strongly in the middle of the game, so that the hero harassment must be in place, and the two-line operation must be OK.

As the most buggy of the four races, but also a low-blood, high-attack clan, ND's operation really needs to be honed.

Build a hunter hall in the early stage, and then create a guardian wildly, obscene at home, hold back the soldiers, and pull it out in the later stage, cool !! Wild Mountain Giants and Chimera! ）

Go to the video of **moon, the Emperor of the Night, once dominated the Warcraft arena, no one is invincible, watch two or three videos, follow the beginning of the game, and you will make great progress! Operation needs to be practiced, and awareness depends on experience. In short, play more, watch more, and summarize more.

NE is still very strong! If you can use DH well in the early stage and earn yourself time for development, you can't say that the NE in the later stage is strong! Win anything!

It's very easy to use. It would be nice to be more familiar. I use WD a lot, and there are very strong levels!

NE players generally play very well.

NE operation is more difficult for novices, but NE is really fierce.

Let's practice, haha.

Huntress Female Bow Flow: Pure Huntress Flow and Pure Archer Flow have been playing for a long time, Huntress has high attack, thick blood, fast speed, scattered attack on multiple enemies and other characteristics, if used properly, you can contain the opponent in the early stage.

Dark Ranger + Panda ,,, Bear Deer Combo + Elven Dragon.

The more elves there are, the more guardians they make, and the population is reduced... Running wolf riding stream is ready for a bunch of deer to ambush him.,The hero is best to be a priestess.,Long-range attack bonus.,Rich early practice druid.,The attack is fierce after a plane.,Scouting doesn't have to be elves.。。 You can also use that huntress eagle.

No matter what race or profession, as a novice, I think you should pay attention to the setting of the key positions. Because when you are familiar with a key setting, it is more difficult to adapt to it if you change it in the future, not that you can't change it, at least it takes more time. So, when you set the buttons for each skill, think more, look at how others set them, and be cautious.

Let me give an analogy, for example, the number 2 key, above the w, is generally pressed with the middle finger of the left hand, so you can't press the w, so the 2 key is generally set to require the skill of reading the bar.

In addition, in order to integrate into the game faster, collect more relevant information, ask friends in the game, and you can also find a lot of relevant information on the Internet. Of course, first look for important information, more urgent information, information that is relevant to you. For example, a map of the Newbie Village, or a map of the main city - where is the auction house?

I'm going to go up to recast? Which email address is closest to me? Stuff like that.

In which map for each level to upgrade and do the mission? Which missions give you the equipment you need to get at the moment?

Thirdly, I think it's a professional choice. Enchanted or forged? Mining or Skinning?

Think about it carefully, on the one hand, to understand the benefits of these majors for the profession, and on the other hand, to know what you need to give. For example, if you want to learn this, you obviously need ores, so how many ores do you need? What ore?

Ore - this is what you have to pay, and of course, the time and point cards. So how do you get these ores? Do you buy it at the auction house or collect it yourself?

If you buy it, you will have to pay g coins, and if you want to mine, you will have to pay time, which do you think is more cost-effective and meaningful for you? These are all questions you want to take into account.

Probably these, I think these three aspects are the most important at the moment.

See people to challenge, see monsters and cut monsters, and don't let go of mistakes when you kill them.