Add Maximizing Free-to-Play Progression in Tower Rush
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<br>For the dedicated 'Free-to-Play' (F2P) user, reaching the top of the leaderboards requires immense patience and an absolute mastery of the game's internal economy.<br>
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<br>Every single gold coin and green gem must be managed with the precision of a corporate accountant.<br>
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Managing the Ultimate Bottleneck
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<br>Upgrading a single card to the maximum level requires hundreds of thousands of gold coins, an amount that takes weeks of daily play to accumulate.<br>
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<br>You must brutally focus all of your gold entirely on your primary 'Main Deck'—the eight cards you plan to use on the competitive ladder.<br>
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Never buy cards from the daily shop with gold.Always request the same specific rare or common card from your clan every single day until it is maxed.Donate generously to your clan.
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Maximizing Premium Gems
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<br>You must resist this temptation entirely; speeding up a silver chest for 18 gems is the absolute worst financial decision you can make in the game.<br>
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<br>The only mathematically sound use for premium gems is entering 'Global Tournaments' or 'Classic/Grand Challenges'.<br>
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The F2P PathThe GrindThe One Trick PonyPlaying the exact same 8 cards for two years straight until they are completely maxed, allowing you to finally compete globallyThe Guild PlayerFocusing on leveling 32 different cards to a medium level specifically to perform well in clan wars and earn the massive weekly chest
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Playing the Long Game
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<br>You will lose games to players who simply bought better stats, and it will be infuriating.<br>
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<br>The dedicated F2P player will always outlast the impatient whale.<br>
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