ホロライブドリームス

It was boring so I only played it when it came up as a daily, but was the match count 4 people from the start? I don't think its unpopularity has changed though...

Splash Ball Past 1 is definitely my weakest point 💦 With character controls, camera work, jumping, and dashing on a small smartphone screen, I kept making mistakes and couldn't do anything. I got the event rewards, so that's good, but I probably won't play it again.

I don't know how to train well and can only play on Hard, but I reached S+2 for the first time!

I wonder if 3 more islands will be added 🤔? Assuming they're made with autumn and winter motifs... what could the last one be? If they continue to hold events on released islands, maybe new facilities or island-specific items will be added 🤔 Feels like the app size is gonna increase (^_^)💦

Definitely give it a try! ✨️

Since this is the Kudo style, I'll be explaining it like Mahjong from now on, so please bear with me. 1. When you look at the river (cards played), you might think players are generally playing cards they can't use for Pocajang. However, Kudo and other players use a tactic where they can Pocajang, but they'll discard cards of a different color in a 2-card set to lure out cards of the same color. This way, players might think, "Oh, that card is safe to play!" and play a card of the same color, allowing you to win with a 3-card Pocajang of the same color. Even with a 5-card set, if you have 4 cards of the same color and there isn't anyone who seems close to going out (with 30 or fewer cards in the draw pile, or 300 or fewer coins), I sometimes don't give up on winning with Pocajang. 2. If your opponent is clearly aiming for a specific color, try to avoid conflicting with them. I discovered this after playing over 100 times: players who discard a certain number of cards of the same group in the river are definitely collecting the other members of that group. By checking the cards not yet played, you can see which card they want. If you draw that card or have it in your hand, don't play it into the river. Be careful, as you might go out if it's a single color. By keeping these two points in mind while playing, you can at least secure a 2nd place finish.

While it's great to win with just one color, the draw pile starts with 100 cards. Cards that overflow aren't added back to the draw pile, so considering cards dealt that don't appear on the field, your actual chance of getting a Pokajan is less than 25%. When you can't play a card in a situation with less than a 1 in 4 chance, the strength of intermediate players lies in getting a Pokajan with other colors, drawing from the pile, and securing coins. Kudo is also a tough opponent, and if you can't turn the tables with a single-color Pokajan, you won't win, so when I drew 50 cards from the pile due to consecutive Pokajans, I unfortunately only managed second place. The game ends even if other players reach zero, so at this level, you realize that sticking to just one color is difficult. Advanced players consistently win steadily, so the advanced guide enters the realm of pure player skill. For players who say, 'I can't get a Pokajan!', start by observing which cards other players are aiming for. This will help you see the flow of the game. Other players will also adjust their hands to try and get a Pokajan, so first, observe the cards played on the field. Check the cards that haven't appeared yet. Just doing this can reveal dangerous cards, so I recommend it.

Is Kudou not blessed with seaweed? I had trouble because I could barely catch any 5-star fish. Is it the time of day... On the other hand, I find sausages very useful because I can catch 5-star fish well with them. When I used a sausage with a level 3 fishing rod, for some reason I caught 5-star fish and managed to reel them in multiple times despite the difficulty. I wondered if fried chicken would also catch 5-star fish, so I tried it, and it did. I was like, 'What can you even make with seaweed??' For Kudou, sausages and fried chicken are the ultimate bait, so I recommend players who haven't upgraded their fishing rod to level 4 to save them. If there are players who say they can catch lots of 5-star fish with seaweed, I'd be happy if you could share information about the time of day (morning, noon, evening, night, midnight, dawn) and area you fish in. This might be something you can find on a wiki, but Kudou hasn't given up on completing it on my own yet, so I'll keep trying. Even though it's in the encyclopedia, seaweed is useless, so I thought it might be the time of day? But I couldn't figure it out, so I've been running through 'Darkness Chase' to stop thinking. To everyone aiming for completion, good luck within your limits!

First, a brief explanation. Since the number of players varies depending on the generation or group of foreign Hololive members, it's essential to read the flow of the game based on the cards in your hand and those on the field. Generation 1 Generation 2 Gamers HoloID 1 Let's assume Natsuiro Matsuri from Generation 1 has a bonus in this situation. In this case, if Natsuiro Matsuri triggers a Pokajan with two cards of a different color or four cards from Generation 1, you'll take significant damage due to the bonus. Therefore, it's best not to play those cards unless another player plays the same color and you won't be hit, especially if you have them in your hand. Besides bonus cards, be cautious of groups formed by a single color or when a specific character hasn't appeared on the field yet. You can see which cards haven't appeared by long-pressing a card (possible on smartphones, maybe on PC too) or by tapping the book icon in the top left corner. The basic strategy is to hold onto bonus cards and avoid playing cards that haven't appeared on the field yet. I've seen players who play cards assuming they'll be hit by a Pokajan just because it's a group of three, but I often see them get wiped out by Pokajans exceeding 500 or 800 points afterward, so it's better not to imitate that. Kudo also did that, and it only lowered his win rate.

I usually pick my favorite talent as the leader, considering their relationships and skill synergy, but sometimes the relationships between talents and their skill combinations don't quite match up, which is a bit of a struggle 🤔🤔