Hey, Taptap friends! 👋 Are you ready for a football carnival that will make you laugh until your stomach hurts? In EA FC Tactical, we not only have intense matches but also hilarious moments that will leave you in stitches! Whether you’re a football fan or a strategy game enthusiast, endless fun awaits you here! 😂⚽️ Game Features: 🎯 Crazy Strategies, Total Control In EA FC Tactical, every match is a battle of wits and skills. You need to meticulously plan every defense, attack, skill move, and scoring opportunity. It's time to showcase your strategic mind! Plus, our players will dance and make funny faces, letting you win with laughter! 🌟 Build Your Dream Team, Hilarious Players Await Choose from over 5,000 real players worldwide and build your dream team. Train your players, unlock special skills, and increase their rarity. You can even dress them up in funny costumes, like superhero capes, goofy glasses, or even penguin suits! 🦸‍♂️🕶️🐧 🌍 Diverse Game Modes, Endless Fun Whether it’s a World Tour, Friendly Matches, or intense Ranked Matches, EA FC Tactical has it all. Special limited-time events let you participate in top real-world leagues like the UEFA Champions League and UEFA EURO 2024! Special event days include Crazy Costume Day and Reverse Matches, offering you unprecedented joy! 🎥 Comical Visual Experience The skill animations and match graphics in the game are not only realistic but also filled with humor. Upgrade your players' abilities and perform cool moves that will leave your opponents stunned and laughing out loud! Join Us and Start Your Hilarious Football Legend 🚀 Download EA FC Tactical now and join players worldwide in experiencing strategy, passion, and endless fun. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned player, endless challenges and joy await you here. Join us and write your own hilarious football legend! 👇 Download now and join our crazy football world! 👇

Week 3 Review Week 3 brought yet another lineup change for us. Nic felt his Jormund wasn't progressing as expected, even though I thought his DPS was solid and just needed a bit more practice. So, the plan is for him to switch to Fenrir, who has better survivability. The catch? All our DPS would now be physical. Henlee also switched back to roaming with Rathgricy. We're making these adjustments because, by week 3, things are getting serious, and we can't rely on Thor's cling skill all the time. Honestly, Potank as Saint is outperforming our previous Saint by a mile. As someone playing Thor, this feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s such a relief knowing someone has my back when I'm suppressed. Nic’s switch to Fenrir is also a game-changer, providing excellent crowd control with Tomb.  The real challenge now is connecting all these pieces into a cohesive team. From the beginning, we've had good ideas but struggled with team cohesion, and that’s been a big problem for us. With everyone stepping up, we just need to figure out how to sync our strategies and work seamlessly together. Once we nail that, we'll be unstoppable! We're also running into issues with Map 3. Attica and I are used to playing very aggressively, pushing straight to the enemy base, while Ichwan and Nic prefer a slower, more tactical approach. This difference in playstyles makes coordination on Map 3 a real challenge for us. It feels like we're rolling the dice every time we play it. Speed and flipping the nodes to our control are not our strong points. These days, it's tough to solo kill a support, especially for me since I rely heavily on wind elemental attacks. The current meta makes it really hard to take down supports with a single DPS. This mismatch in our strategies and the difficulty of adjusting to each other’s pace is causing significant problems. We need to find a way to blend our aggressive and tactical approaches to make our team more cohesive and effective on Map 3. If we can achieve that, we'll have a much better chance of success. We’re still grappling with communication issues. Personally, I'm used to following instructions from the leader, but stepping up to lead or taking initiative is a challenge for me. This lack of confidence really shows on Map 3. It feels like we’re throwing all our power into just trying to survive while being relentlessly chased by enemy DPS, especially the CC-heavy Jormund (yes, they’re prevalent now). Freezing, stuns, and stone attacks are my biggest nightmares. Last season, I could rely on my natural resistance, boasting over 100 stun and freeze resist and 50 stone and snare resist. Before the King of Chaos update, this was usually enough to counter enemy DPS. However, now even with 200 freeze, 150 stun, and 100 stone resist, it’s still not sufficient. Investing more in resistance means sacrificing damage output, which leaves me unable to effectively deal with supports. These issues could be resolved if our team had the coordination and skill level of a team like Thai Champ, but unfortunately, we aren’t there yet. We need to focus on improving our communication and finding a balance between defensive resilience and offensive power. Enhancing our teamwork and adapting our strategies are crucial steps we need to take. If we can sync our playstyles and support each other better, we’ll be able to overcome these challenges and become a more cohesive and effective team. Long story short, we only managed to hold onto 300-400 points from our start in Week 3. This means we need to win 4-5 games in Week 4 to get close to the top 600. Potank has the least points, so we'll probably need an extra game to ensure he also makes it into the top 600.

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Hey there, future soccer legends! 🌟 Do you remember those childhood dreams of becoming a soccer superstar? The joy of kicking a ball around, imagining yourself scoring the winning goal in a big match? Those dreams are where it all begins. And whether you’re still a kid or just a kid at heart, it’s time to celebrate those dreams with EA FC Tactical! 🎈✨ Keep Your Dreams Alive! 🌟⚽ Children's Day is a reminder of the pure, boundless dreams we all had growing up. Dreams of glory on the soccer field, dreams of teamwork, and dreams of being the best we can be. And those dreams should never fade, no matter how old we get. EA FC Tactical is here to help you keep those dreams alive and kicking! Why We Love Children's Day: 🌈 Nostalgia: Remember the excitement of your first soccer ball, the thrill of your first game? Let's bring back those memories and keep the spirit alive. 🌟 Dream Big: Dreams are timeless. Whether you're 8 or 80, it’s never too late to dream like a kid. Keep aiming for that top corner! 😂 Pure Fun: Soccer is about joy, friendship, and fun. Let's celebrate those moments that make us love the game. Join the Celebration on taptap! 📸 Share Your Stories: Post your favorite EA FC Tactical moments on taptap and use the hashtag #ChildhoodDreams. We want to see your best plays, your funniest moments, and your most unforgettable goals! 🏆🎉 🎁 Special Surprises: Keep an eye out for special surprises throughout the day. You never know what dreams might come true! 😉✨ 📅 Event Highlights: Join us in celebrating with special activities and highlights that remind us why we fell in love with soccer in the first place. Stay tuned! 🎇 So, dust off those old soccer dreams, lace up your virtual boots, and join us in celebrating Children's Day with EA FC Tactical! Because no matter our age, we should always keep dreaming big and playing with the same passion we had as kids. 🌟⚽ Happy Children's Day and happy gaming! 🎉👟⚽

(Credit To our lost Saint) Finally, Week 4. Finally, Week 4 is here, and whether we're completely ready or not, we've logged on and geared up for battle. We had planned to gather on Discord at 9 PM GMT+7, with everyone getting set up and prepared by 9:30 PM GMT+7. However, we found ourselves waiting for Uncle Alvin to wrap up his game with his own team before he could join us. Despite the delay, the anticipation and determination among us were palpable as we geared up mentally for the challenges ahead. Each moment counted as we waited to synchronize our efforts and strategies for what lay ahead in our final push. Almost forgot to mention, at 6 PM GMT+7, we also worked on arranging Henlee's build for Rathgricy. We simplified it by creating two builds for him: a DPS build and a buff build. Additionally, we advised him to stick to the defensive lane, focusing on covering the ball holder and advancing only when necessary. This strategy is tailored for Maps 1 and 2 scenarios. Regarding Map 3, we're hopeful that we won't have to play many games there. Our plan is to possibly not play a full game, aiming to minimize our exposure to its challenges. But as always, the ROM developers found a way to throw a wrench into our plans. That day, we faced 7 matches in Map 3, 2 in Map 2, and 1 game in Map 1. Let's start from the beginning of the game, shall we? At the outset, we kicked off with an impressive 3-game win streak. Our lineup was firing on all cylinders, bulldozing through the competition with three consecutive victories in Map 3. It's somewhat ironic because historically, Map 3 has been our Achilles' heel. Despite this, we faced opponents that were fortunately easier to handle, allowing us to maintain our momentum and secure those wins. It was a strong start that bolstered our confidence as we moved forward in the competition. Following our strong start, we encountered a setback with 2 losses against a formidable team in Map 3, bringing our total to 5 consecutive Map 3 matches. Statistically speaking, the chances of this sequence happening were incredibly low—approximately 0.004%—highlighting the challenge we faced. After our setbacks, we bounced back with two strong wins in games 6 and 7, both of which were not on Map 3 but rather on Maps 1 and 2 against easier opponents. We secured these victories comfortably, pushing our total points to over 3000. At this stage, if we play cautiously, five of us are already in the top 600 rankings. Unfortunately, Potank, our Saint, is sitting at 3002 points and may not make it into the top 600. With 3 games remaining and about an hour left, we find ourselves at a crossroads. Currently, five of us are positioned between 450-550, with one person potentially unable to make the cutoff. It's a gamble—we could play it safe since if most matches are on Maps 1 and 2, we have a good shot at securing our positions. However, there's the lingering worry that we might get matched into Map 3, which historically has been challenging for us. On the other hand, even if we lose a game, we still have two more chances to win and improve our standings. The decision hinges on balancing risk and opportunity, weighing the potential reward of securing top positions against the risk of encountering Map 3 difficulties. So, we entered game 8 and unsurprisingly, we got Map 3 again. And this time, we're facing a strong team led by Makotar. We can already predict the outcome—it's likely we'll lose this match. With no other option, we went back into play, determined to recover from being thrown out of the top 600 positions. Fortunately, we got Map 2, and we won that game, which was a much-needed victory for us. With 30 minutes left and one game remaining, we found ourselves in the same position: five of us within the top 600 and one just outside. At that moment, we made the decision: go big or go home...

Welcome to Julian lank! In today's video, we take a trip down memory lane to explore the golden era of Java mobile gaming. While the advent of smartphones brought us sophisticated graphics and complex gameplay, Java games provided a simpler, yet equally captivating gaming experience reminiscent of retro 8-bit arcade classics. Java's cross-platform compatibility made it the perfect choice for game development during a time when mobile operating systems varied widely. Join us as we showcase seven iconic Java mobile games that offer a refreshing alternative for those seeking a break from the hyper-realistic graphics of modern AAA titles. Here are the top 10 Java mobile games you must play! Featured Games: 1. Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (2005)    - Immerse yourself in the 2D side-scrolling adventure, switching between the Prince and his dark alter ego, the Dark Prince. Experience iconic moves like wall-running and intense combat with dual swords or the dagger tail. 2. Gangstar: Crime City (2006)    - Dive into an open-world environment inspired by Miami, rising from nothing to become a gang leader. Engage in driving and combat missions in this top-down 2D alternative to GTA. 3. Spider-Man 3 (2007)    - Follow Peter Parker's journey as the black-suited Spider-Man. Utilize Spider-Man's wall-climbing and web-swinging abilities in this side-scrolling platformer,  battling iconic villains from the film. 4. Assassin's Creed (2007)    - Embark on Altair's quest against the Templars in this side-scrolling platformer. Experience parkour and combat elements with recreated moments from the original game. 5. Shrek the Third (2007)    - Play through movie moments as Shrek and Elizabeth the Dragon, battling unique bosses like Cyclops and Prince Charming in this cartoon adaptation. 6. Asphalt 6: Adrenaline (2011)    - Enjoy a pseudo-3D arcade-style racing experience with detailed animations and straightforward gameplay in this renowned racing genre entry. 7. Soul of Darkness (2009)    - Inspired by Castlevania, this Metroidvania-style game offers gothic visuals, platforming, puzzles, and boss fights for a serious gaming experience. 8. Real Football Series (2004 onwards)    - Experience playable football games on Java phones, with yearly improvements and new content from Gameloft. 9. Bounce (2001)    - Navigate a red ball through challenging levels with realistic physics for bouncing and rolling, a true classic of Java gaming. 10. Silent Hill: Orphan (2007)     - Solve puzzles and fight monsters in this eerie first-person point-and-click game set in a Silent Hill orphanage, enhanced by the visual and audio limitations of Java phones. Which one of these games is your favorite? Do you know any other great Java games that should be on this list? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exciting gaming content from Julian Blank. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next video!

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Week 2 Review Here's our plan for week two: we're shaking things up with a new lineup. We found out pretty quickly that Doram just isn't cutting it as our main DPS, and Rathgricy doesn't bring much to the table in a roaming role. So, we're going with a different approach this week: - I'll be playing as Thor. - Nic will take on the role of Jormungand. - Henlee is stepping in as a second Thor. - Attica will be our Hela holder. - Arisa will handle the Saint role. - Ichwan will be our Soulbinder. Now, I know this isn't the most balanced lineup, and we're definitely leaning heavily on elemental damage. Thor, as you know, uses forced wind elemental attacks, and Jormungand is mostly about fire and earth elements. The upside? Having two Thors means we get double the crowd control. Their thunder attacks are pretty awesome for locking down enemies, which gives us a nice edge in battles. Sure, it might seem risky to depend so much on elemental damage, but I think the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. The double Thor setup is going to give us some serious power with their thunder attacks, and I'm excited to see how this plays out.  And for once, things are working in our favor! We got a really good matchup this week, and our double Thor lineup is paying off big time. We performed exceptionally well on Map 2 and Map 1, where Thor's abilities really shine. With two Thors, we have double the "cling" for crowd control, which lets us trap the enemy DPS in a lockdown position most of the time. This strategy allows us to dominate and control the middle areas in both maps. We ended the week with a solid 8-2 record. Our only losses came against teams that used Beggetter as their holder and roamer job, which gave them an edge. But overall, I'm really happy with how things turned out this week! However, we still have some persistent issues to address. One major problem is Arisa's weaknesses. Despite our efforts to strengthen her, she remains quite squishy, even when she's not carrying the ball. This makes her an easy target for enemy DPS players, who often bully her and create significant challenges for us. We need to find a way to better protect her and ensure she can contribute more effectively without being taken down so easily. Another issue is our communication, particularly with Henlee. Although we've been speaking more in Bahasa than English to help him feel more comfortable, Henlee is naturally a very reserved guy. He tends to stay silent and tries to handle everything on his own without reaching out for assistance. This approach can be problematic in a team-based game where communication and coordination are crucial. We need to encourage Henlee to communicate more and not hesitate to ask for help when needed. We all need to be on the same page to tackle challenges effectively and support each other. These two issues—Arisa's vulnerability and Henlee's communication—are our main focus as we prepare for week three. We'll work on strategies to better protect Arisa and improve her resilience in fights. At the same time, we'll continue encouraging Henlee to speak up and coordinate with the team. By addressing these problems head-on, we're hoping to strengthen our overall performance and come out even stronger in the upcoming matches.

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Hey, Taptap friends! 👋 Today, we’re sharing a particularly amusing story about an ordinary player named Xiao Ming and his hilarious growth journey in EA FC Tactical. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned player, you’ll find a lot of fun and resonance in his story! 😂⚽️ Chapter 1: Rookie's First Experience When Xiao Ming first started playing EA FC Tactical, he was a complete "rookie." He couldn't even figure out the basics of passing and shooting, often passing the ball directly to his opponent, frustrating himself to no end. Once, he even pulled his goalkeeper to the front, resulting in an easy goal for the opponent. The scene was simply unbearable to watch. 😅 Chapter 2: Comical Daily Learning To improve his skills, Xiao Ming decided to study hard. He found various tutorial videos and learned while watching. Once, he tried to replicate advanced moves from a video but ended up pressing the wrong buttons in a panic, substituting all his players off the field. Xiao Ming chuckled and said, “This operation feels like performing acrobatics!” 🎬🤹‍♂️ Chapter 3: Joyful Community Interactions Xiao Ming actively participated in Taptap community discussions, asking the experts for advice. One day, he asked on the forum, “How can I improve my players' chemistry?” The experts jokingly replied, “Chat with them more and treat them to meals.” Xiao Ming was dumbfounded, “So this game also requires good social relationships?” 😂 Chapter 4: Highlight Moments in Matches After a period of practice, Xiao Ming finally had his highlight moment. In one match, he scored a world-class goal with a super long-distance free kick, stunning his opponent. Excitedly, Xiao Ming jumped up and shouted, “I can finally fly!” 🎉🚀 Chapter 5: The Miracle of Becoming a Pro Now, Xiao Ming has grown from a rookie to a top player in EA FC Tactical. He not only ranks high on the leaderboard but has also become a well-known figure in the community. Whenever new players ask him for advice, he always cheerfully says, “Don't rush, take it step by step. We all started as rookies!” 😊💪 Your Story Xiao Ming’s hilarious growth story shows us that with persistence, anyone can find joy and achievement in EA FC Tactical. Do you have a similar funny experience? Share your story and let’s laugh out loud together! 👇

Week 1 Report : Week one was a bit of a whirlwind for our team, but we managed to start on a high note by clinching victories against two other casual teams. It felt great to see our hard work pay off right from the get-go. Our lineup is a mix of familiar faces and practiced roles: Thor and Nic Jormund leading the charge as our main damage dealers, Maocetung Rath adding versatility and support as our roamer, and Attica Hela and Arisa Saint holding down the fort with their defensive prowess.  Starting off with two wins in the first two games is always a great feeling, but upon closer inspection, I noticed a slight imbalance between my DPS and Nic's DPS. As the main DPS, Nic and I should ideally be sharing the kills, with the numbers balanced between us. It's normal to have a few double-digit kills, but it becomes concerning when one side is dominating in kills while the other isn't performing as well. Achieving a more even distribution of kills would help ensure a fairer and more effective gameplay experience for everyone on the team. The real test began when personal errands forced Attica to leave early, leaving us with the task of completing the remaining 10 games for week one. Since there were no penalties for losing in week one, it was crucial to finish all the matches. This meant queuing up faster to accommodate Attica's schedule. However, we encountered another challenge: running into some formidable opponents, including legendary teams, during our matches. Despite our efforts, we ended up losing to these teams due to differences in character strengths and team coordination. Additionally, we faced two winnable games where our team's imbalance became apparent, resulting in losses. This experience highlighted areas for improvement as we moved forward. We needed to address issues such as team balance and coordination to ensure better performance in future matches. Despite the setbacks, it's all part of the learning process, and we're determined to make the necessary adjustments for a stronger showing in the upcoming weeks. During the games, we found ourselves making lineup switches midway through. Nic switched from Jorm to his Doram, and Attica changed from Hela to an Elf. Ideally, such switches shouldn't happen as they indicate uncertainty about our team's capabilities, which isn't ideal. It's a sign that we need to address this issue promptly for the second week. We realized the importance of having a solid lineup prepared to face any opponents. Doubt crept in as we faced losses, but it's crucial to maintain confidence in our abilities. While it's understandable to doubt ourselves when losing, it's essential to have a strong mentality to overcome challenges. One thing to note is that we didn't lose against fellow casual players or those ranked in the top 300. Our defeats came against teams ranked between 50 to 100, who likely have their strategies and lineups well-established. Nevertheless, these losses still affected our mentality. Mental strength is crucial in such situations. Losing against teams who have perfected their strategies and are top-ranked leaves little room for adjustment. However, if we lose against lower-ranked or similarly-ranked teams, it signals issues within our own team that need addressing. Moving forward, we're focused on fixing these issues and strengthening our mentality. It's about learning from losses and using them as opportunities for growth, ensuring we're better prepared for the challenges ahead in the upcoming weeks. It sounds like week one was a valuable learning experience for us, and we're committed to making improvements for week two. We've identified areas that need fixing and will work hard to ensure a better outcome this time around. Here's hoping things will turn in our favor this week. That's all for now. Ciao!

This journal is intended solely for personal reflection and expression. Its contents may not necessarily represent objective realities or conditions, and are influenced by subjective perspectives and emotions. Readers are advised to interpret its contents with discretion and awareness of its subjective nature. Background : I never considered myself a highly skilled player. My last Magic Prison season, which I completed by myself, was about 1.5 years ago. I used to play with friends from Surabaya and Balikpapan, but due to internal issues, our team eventually disbanded. Booby Moonzie retired to focus on real life, Ko Vito did the same to grow his insurance business, and Fusan lost his spirit to play without Ko Bobby's guidance. Aquilegila remained cheerful as ever but transitioned to being a casual player.  I almost forgot to mention Ichwan. He's still competitive, managing several accounts including Fusan's, but he received an offer to pilot for the Ahn family team. This left me searching for a new team. Although I received several offers, I struggled to find time to play. The Magic Prison schedule on Saturdays in Indonesia, where a 6-day workweek is common, added to my difficulties. My wife usually wanted us to go out on Saturdays, making it impossible for me to play Ragnarok and participate in the MP competition with a muted Discord. It wouldn't have been fair to my team if I couldn't fully commit. That's why I turned to Stan Pilot's service, which provided both piloting and guidance on how to properly participate in MP, build a team, and develop my character according to my job. Over almost three or four seasons, I learned a lot from him and his team. Fast forward to April 2024: I honestly missed the thrill of playing MP. Watching Stan's team finish as the runner-up reignited my old competitive spirit. However, real-life commitments, work, and my wife still hinder my ability to fully dive back into competitive play. Still, I wanted to participate. So, I decided to play casually this time, aiming for a relaxed top 600 position while maintaining points for future reference. My plan was to build a decent, not overly competitive team to achieve this goal, focusing on having fun with minimal effort. With proper communication, team building, and some light practice, I believe our experience will help us secure a spot in the top 600.

Magic Prison Tournament: Map 1 Overview Welcome, Adventurers, to the Magic Prison Tournament! As we embark on the thrilling journey through Map 1, brace yourselves for intense battles, cunning enemies, and hidden traps. Rally your team, sharpen your skills, and prepare for the challenges ahead. Good luck, and may the gods of Ragnarok favor you in battle! Feel free to share your experiences and tips in the comments below. Let's conquer the Magic Prison Tournament together!

(This is a free-loot game, meaning u can loot everyone u killed) Killed a rich ass player!  Found him going to a dungeon, So, me and my brother teamed up and smack the hell out of that guy! Felt awesome!! 😝 Got about 2 million silvers 💰which is alot,  since my equipments are about 100k silvers 🤤 This is gotta be my best achievement! Loved the thrill that this game gives!! 😝

Hi, This is A-Station and welcome back again to a first BGMI video. 👍 Pros: The game has amazing gameplay, better than Free Fire and any other games. 👎 Cons: It lags so much when I start the recording after some times and then the lag stops for a while, also my Vivo V11 phone is a Gaming-Phone. 🕹️ Controls: Amazing!!! 🎭 Role-Playing Elements: The previous verse of day and night of BGMI x Arabian Nights was so much crazy. The all players like to land on this spot and it was actually amazing. But it was Time-Limited and now has been expired :(

I REALLY DIDN'T EXPECT THAT... "RAVEN 2" MMORPG - F2P - GAMEPLAY (Android, IOS, PC) Beyond action, into MMO, beyond Raven! Whoever takes the Heaven Stone will rule the Raven 2 world! ▼_________|🔻GAME INFO🔻|_________▼ Name: Raven 2 Online/Offline: Online Offered By: Netmarble Graphics Setting:MAX GRAPHICS Platform: Android, IOS, PC Login Support: Google, Guest, Facebook Game Size: 8.28 GB