what do I do in solo agf (agma.io)

[DoctorFinkle]

There are many more tips I could probably add to this list, but these are some of the most important ones:

• Never attack in one piece. Stay in multiple pieces and keep your tiny pieces in front to shoot viruses and your larger ones on the sides to split.
  

• Don't always aim for the your opponents' largest piece. It is usually best to aim for a medium sized piece to evenly break it into bite-sized pieces to create a nice opening to split and eat their mass. Also, keep in mind the number of pieces your opponents are in. 64 pieces is the maximum, so the more pieces they are in, the fewer pieces viruses break them into. If they are in a few pieces, aim for larger ones. If they are in many pieces, aim for the smaller ones.
  

• When you are inside of your opponents' pieces, never stay in one piece. All it takes is a single virus to kill you. Try to stay in about two pieces so that if one of them gets hit by a virus, you still have another piece that survives.
  

• Keep large piles of viruses scattered in front of you. This makes it harder for your opponents to split on you without hitting a virus. Also, if you are small enough, you can quickly split through the viruses and attack your opponents from the other side.
  

• When retreating from your opponents, find a virus to shoot them from behind you. Usually, your opponents will get overly excited and eagerly split to try to finish you off and will not be expecting the virus.
  

• Never become too focused on one piece. All of your pieces play an important role. Your tiny pieces are important for shooting viruses and your large pieces are important for eating. If you focus on a specific piece for too long, your other pieces may get eaten.
  

• Never let the viruses die out. Before using a virus, make about 5 more so that you have some backup viruses in case the other one breaks. Also, try to avoid breaking the last virus, even in desperation. You can almost always find a way to use it to your advantage.
  

Of course, this is all theoretical. It will take time of playing the game before you get it all down mechanically. Most of the strategy comes from playing the game, so once you get a good feel for it, you do not even need to think about it anymore and it just becomes instinctive. Maybe then, you can even discover your own techniques.

Hope this helps