Clearly, this Experience Card was not Wang Yi's ideal Experience Card.
Wang Yi's ideal Experience Card would be one related to injury recovery, capable of quickly healing his ankle injury.
At this moment, no other Experience Card was as useful as an injury recovery Experience Card.
Second, for Wang Yi, the best Experience Card would be one with a 100% shooting percentage.
As long as his teammates could find a way to get him the ball, he could make it 100% of the time.
For Wang Yi right now, the least effective Experience Cards were probably those involving drives, inside player battles, and anything else that required force from his feet.
However, Wang Yi did not immediately activate another Experience Card. He still planned to go out and play first, give it a try, and only activate another Experience Card if he truly could not continue.
If he activated too many Experience Cards, then even if he won the game in the end, Wang Yi felt there would not be much meaning to it.
It was like playing a shooter game. If you kept getting crushed by your opponents, you might turn on a cheat.
For example, a cheat that gave you an 80% shooting percentage. Winning with that would feel great.
But if you turned on every cheat at once—100% accuracy, wallhacks, invincibility, speed boosts, and invisibility—
then perhaps taking down an opponent the first time would feel great, but by the second time, that sense of excitement would plummet geometrically.
After playing a few more times, you would find it utterly boring.
With that thought, Wang Yi said to Phil Jackson beside him, "Coach, I want to play inside!"
Phil Jackson could not help but freeze. So did everyone else.
Was he joking? Against the Artificial Giant Antoine,