Angry Birds 2 ushers in a new era of slingshot games with awesome graphics, challenging multi-level levels, carefully curated head pigs and more destruction

Foreman Pig, Chef Pig and the infamous King Pig have all snatched the eggs once again ....... Are you going to let them get away with it? Let's make some bacon!

Unleash these heinous spells and wreak havoc on the pork! Those cheating pigs won't know what hit them.

It is actually out of human nature's love of parabolas, as in basketball or golf, that humans seem to be addicted to the prediction of parabolic trajectories. In the early hunting activities, human ancestors had to throw javelins to hunt for a living, compared to straight-line projection, parabolic more reflect the wisdom of man as a higher creature. There is a brief moment of anxiety and anticipation as the projectile rushes to its target at full speed, a simple and primal pleasure.

In fact, it is true that few other animals behave similarly, because they have neither arms as flexible as ours nor palms as easy to control projectiles. In the case of birds, the closest thing to parabolic projectile behavior is probably the Egyptian vulture throwing a rock from above an ostrich nest in an attempt to break open the thick ostrich eggshell underneath, much like the "high bomber" Princess White in Angry Birds, who throws a blasted egg that hits the ground in a vertical direction, thus striking the bunker-protected The pigs are protected by the bunker.

This randomness brings a certain degree of freedom, but because each level is not primarily determined by the building itself, but by the best route of parabolic flight, or by the best route guided by the fixed design of the scene and the design of the portal and other mechanisms, the randomly generated buildings and enemies are often similar even though each challenge is very different. I have challenged the same boss level several times in a row, each time the generated scenario is different, but I have to use the same fan to borrow the power to pass.