In the strategic version of the game, it is very difficult to get the order of seeking talents. If you have the order of seeking talents, you can change a military commander at will, mainly according to your own lineup. Generally, Pang Tong, Liu Bei, Cao Cao and other popular and powerful military commanders can be replaced.
Pang Tong's words did limit the popularity of military commanders, and it was also one of the most popular military commanders that players were prepared to exchange. The civilians who can play Shu Zhi's Kirin Bow are excellent teams, and even many kryptonite players will not hesitate to choose him to increase the popularity of military commanders.
Liu Bei's pioneer of S 1-S3 season, an all-around general who has been active in the mainstream lineup from S 1 to S9, if you have one, it is worth saving, not just for the T0-level tactics of "gathering soldiers and civilians" in Taoyuan.
Cao Cao's players like to call him Boss Cao. Personally, he thinks it's easier to paint in Huang San. But locking in Cao Cao, Wei's lineup will be abolished. If there are military commanders such as Sima Yi, Cheng Yuman and Pang in Jia Xu, there is no need to consider changing a strong lineup. You can exchange them according to your own needs in the order of seeking talents.
To sum it up.
The above are recommended by military commanders seeking talents. Everyone should understand that these military commanders are very powerful and difficult to draw. Therefore, if you want a military commander you like, you'd better ask for a sage. There is no order of recommending military commanders, that is, the acquisition order of these military commanders is the same, and there is no specific definition of the strength of military commanders.
However, it is better for everyone to choose the matching generals according to the lineup they want to form. Most of these military commanders are the core of some lineups, and they can't play without them.