It's been a long time, hasn't it? You must have missed my TFT posts. I haven't posted for a long time because I've been posting a lot of content about the game and I needed a break. Also, I couldn't talk while shooting videos because, as you know, my microphone sucks. Now we've overcome these problems and I'll be able to share more fun videos where I'm chatting with you guys, and I'm happy about that! Let's move on to the game.

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Universes that were very popular in the previous set are also in this set. It's time to show off the universe of this game! So the headliner champions in your store will be 1 level higher. At level 8, it's unlikely that you'll be able to find a 5 gold headliner, and that can be crazy.


Speaking of headliners, with this mechanic, if you don't have a headliner, the rightmost option in the store every round will be a headliner. Assolist champions have a marked trait that adds 2 units to your team. For example, if I get this Kai'Sa, Big Shot will be activated. If the KDA feature was checked, then I would be able to activate the buff using only 1 KDA champion. If there is something you don't understand about the Assolist feature, you can mention it in the comments!


Augments are still part of the TFT. They just changed. I chose the Iron Assets augment, which gives 4 gold and a random item component. In the early game, 4 gold will be a great boost to your economy. That's why this augment is quite good. Moreover, you usually start games with 3 item components, the 4th component will allow you to make 2 complete items.


Early game was perfect for me. I managed to win 5 rounds in a row. By the way, there is something I forgot to mention in the assolist mechanic. You get two star versions of the assolist champion you buy and these champions are slightly more buffed than their normal versions.


Inspiring Epitaph was the 2nd augment I chose. This augment allows the closest teammate to gain a shield of 25% of their maximum health and 10% attack speed when one of your team is slain. In other words, your champions attack faster as someone dies. I chose it because it is a flexible augment.


I didn't win all the rounds in the mid-game and this is normal because I didn't make any moves to strengthen my board to keep my economy good. The only problem I had in the game was that I still didn't know exactly which composition to play.


I chose Binary Airdrop as the last augment, none of my options were the best. I don't know why I never found the Level Up augment at these stages. I had a very good economy and could have easily gone to level 9. Binary Airdrop gives your champions with 2 items an ideal item. So for every champion with 2 items, you get 1 extra item.


Stage 4 was my nightmare. Everyone had found the headliners they wanted and completed their compositions. I was the only one in the lobby who didn't have a good composition. I found 6 Ekko so early that I was sure I could make him 3 stars, but I couldn't even do that. I wanted to play the Ahri composition, which was in the meta those days, but I used up all my gold without finding even 1 Ahri. Everything turned upside down.


I was very happy to see Jhin as I had some different items and I thought I could use him as a carrier but I kept losing trying to build my board. Someone help me!


For those who are wondering, this is what the comp I was trying to play looked like, someone is living my dream! It seems that meta comps are played by a lot of people. So you can either get very lucky or try different things and wait for your opponents to block each other and lose. There is one more option, you can check what the players in the lobby are playing and make a strategy accordingly, but think about it like this. 3 people can take the top 3 places by playing the same Ahri composition.


I can't believe it! I lost to the exact opponent I told you about. Haha, I admit I played badly, but I don't know if I deserved to be last. I promise to be more careful in the next games. As you can see, even the person who managed to be first in all games in the tournament can be last in a random lobby. TFT is definitely a game where the luck factor is important.

Thank you very much for reading, I hope you enjoyed it. I will continue to share TFT posts from time to time from now on. It will not be as frequent as before. I am also curious about your thoughts on this subject, don't forget to share them in the comments. Take care and have a game-filled day my friends!

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