Add Top Mistakes New Players Make in Tower Rush and How to Avoid Them

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 <br>With so many cards, interactions, and strategies to learn, newcomers inevitably stumble and fall frequently.<br>
 <br>Many beginners hit a sudden 'wall' in the lower arenas because they rely on bad habits that only work against other novices.<br>
 The Sin of Over-Capping
 <br>This concept, known as 'leaking,' will slowly but surely put you at an insurmountable economic disadvantage.<br>
 <br>Always act just before the bar hits absolute maximum to ensure continuous, unbroken resource generation.<br>
 Wasting energy loses games.Cycle cheap cards if you have no good moves.Maintain the economic pressure.
 The Fear of Tower Damage
 <br>If a lone, weak archer walks across the bridge, a novice will often panic and drop a five-cost unit to stop it.<br>
 <br>Taking a few hundred points of damage is completely acceptable if it allows you to build a massive, unstoppable counter-attack.<br>
 BehaviorThe SolutionNaked spellingOnly use heavy spells if you can hit the tower AND a valuable enemy troop simultaneouslyNo deck synergyEnsure you have a clear win condition and adequate spell support
 Ignoring Your Opponent's Hand
 <br>If you know they have an inferno tower in their hand, do not blindly play your giant at the bridge.<br>
 <br>High-level play requires tracking the enemy's rotation and striking exactly when they are vulnerable.<br>
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