🏁 Bitxel Roads 🏆

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📲 BitxelApp is here! And in our app, you can find everything from learning modules to gambling and raffles! You'll enjoy hours of strategy playing our exclusive TCG and participate in the global rankings for weekly prizes! Come and try our DEMO now and get ready for what's coming! True OGs are always rewarded! 🔗 farcaster.xyz/miniapps/R9Pq0… $BTRD is the ticker @farcaster_xyz @Joalseca

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⚡ How a round works in @BitxelRoads TCG ⚡ Each round isn’t just one clash—it’s actually two battles happening at the same time. You attack with one stat, while defending with the others. The CPU does the same. Let’s break it down: 1⃣ Your Move (Offense) You drag a stat token (e.g. Max Speed) to your active card. That becomes your main attack stat. The game logs: Player chose Max Speed. Turn passes to the CPU. 2⃣ CPU’s Move (Counter-Offense) While you see “ANALYZING…”, the CPU chooses: 75% chance → its highest available stat. 25% chance → a random stat (to keep you guessing). Sometimes → it may activate Nitro or an Instant Gadget. 3⃣ The Double Comparison (Damage Calculation) Now the game runs two separate comparisons: Comparison #1 – Your Attack You picked Max Speed. Your effective Max Speed = 8. CPU’s effective Max Speed = 5. Formula: 8 – 5 = 3 damage to CPU. Comparison #2 – CPU’s Attack CPU picked Acceleration. CPU’s effective Accel = 7. Your effective Accel = 4. Formula: 7 – 4 = 3 damage to you. So in this round, both players take 3 damage each. 👉 If any comparison ends in a tie, the card with the higher Mileage deals 1 extra damage as a tiebreaker. 4⃣ Modifiers & Bonuses (The Strategy Layer) The raw numbers almost never stay raw. Before comparisons, the game applies modifiers: Player & Team Bonuses → from character stats or team boosts. Passive Gadgets → e.g. Spoiler Kit (+2 Max Speed, -1 Brakes). Opponent’s Instant Gadgets → e.g. Oil Slick reduces your Accel. Nitro Rolls → Success = bonuses, Failure = penalties. Class Skills → e.g. Turbo card gains +1.5 Max Speed if rival uses Brakes. Protocol Advantage → e.g. PoW vs P2P gives +1 to your chosen stat. These stack into your effective stats, which are the real numbers used in battle. 5⃣ End of Round Total damage is subtracted from each player’s HP. You gain +1 MP. Next round begins. 🏎️ Why It’s Unique This dual-comparison system rewards balanced cards. A single super-high stat isn’t enough—weak defenses can be exploited by the CPU’s counterattack. Every choice matters: timing, modifiers, and even bluffing the CPU’s logic. ⚡ Example Recap You chose Max Speed = 8 → CPU had 5 → CPU takes 3 damage. CPU chose Accel = 7 → You had 4 → You take 3 damage. Both lose HP in one round. The cycle repeats. That’s the heart of combat in Bitxel Roads TCG. #Web3Gaming @Base @jessepollak @buildonbase @GamingOnBase