Why is the fallacy that "the fatter the happier" popular in big ball games?

Ball-and-ball game is a very popular hand-held game. The gameplay is not complicated and easy to use. Simply put, the big ball eats the small ball, and even the fallacy of "the fatter the happier" is popular. Because the bigger you eat, the less others eat you, and of course you will be happier. But this is actually a fallacy, because the bigger you eat, the slower you will move.

The basic operation of this game is to make yourself bigger by eating. The big one can eat the small one, a bit like the big fish eat small fish. When the game stops, the last winner belongs to the biggest team. This is just a stand-alone game in itself, but due to the mode of fighting, the interaction of many friends has increased, which is one of the reasons why the game is on fire.

It is precisely because the game of this ball is big and small, and the key to victory is volume, so the fallacy of "the fatter the happier" is popular in the market. Because that's all most people see.

Most people think they won when they were very big, but they didn't. In order to maintain the balance of the game, the producer adjusted the game. When you eat a large enough volume, you will move slowly. But for the fun of the game, the producers also increased the skills of splitting and processing. Once your ball reaches its maximum size, it can be broken into small volumes. You can handle the materials yourself and let the enemy move slowly.

In fact, this also requires the cooperation of teammates. Although the fatter you are, the slower your movements will be, but the fatter you are, the more you can help your teammates and the closer you are to victory. Therefore, the phrase "the fatter the happier" is still dominant.