When the audience heard the two hosts read out the All-Star Game rules, they all said that this year's planning staff was very helpful and that there were many innovations compared to previous All-Star Games.
In previous All-Star Games, contestants brought their own cards, but this year's three events have no restrictions on card ownership. In the wilderness survival game, everyone randomly picks up cards on a deserted island and it's possible to pick up any card; in the challenge stage, contestants can choose other people's cards from the deck at will; the card-making mode of the third event is even more novel and interesting.
What will it be like when the players become character cards? Fans are looking forward to it. Many people have started to design skills for their favorite masters in the live broadcast room, and the online live broadcast room has become particularly lively.
At the All-Stars event, Wu Yue excitedly announced: "Next, we will start with the card-making mode pairing. Everyone can actively choose a partner to make cards for each other. The official card-making will begin tomorrow night!"
The reason for giving a day of buffer time is that we are afraid that some players will not be able to let go. Wouldn't it be embarrassing if they can't make cards for real people? Pairing first gives everyone some time to think. The cards made tomorrow will definitely be more interesting, and it will also attract more viewers to watch the All-Star live broadcast tomorrow night.
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