In a multiplayer brawl, choosing which targets to attack first is a key strategy, and here are some considerations: 1. **Threat Level**: Assess the threat level of the enemy first. Prioritize those enemies that pose the greatest threat to you or your teammates, such as those with strong attack power or well-equipped weapons. 2. **Number advantage**: If the enemy has a large number of people, you can adopt a "divide and conquer" strategy and prioritize attacking those enemies that are alone or weaker to reduce their numbers and avoid being surrounded. 3. **Reaction ability**: Choose enemies that react slowly or are distracted. Usually, those enemies who have not yet realized your intention to attack are more likely to be knocked down. 4. **Defense situation**: Observe the enemy's defensive status and prioritize attacking those enemies that are not well defended or in a disadvantageous position (such as being besieged or in a corner). 5. **Teamwork**: Maintain communication and coordination with teammates. When attacking a priority target, it is recommended to act in unison with teammates to form a joint force. 6. **Target center of gravity**: If there is a commander or leader in the enemy, attacking them first may cause confusion to the enemy and weaken their morale. 7. **Use the environment**: Use the surrounding environment to attack, such as using hiding places and obstacles to choose a more advantageous combat position. 8. **Flexibility**: The situation in battle will change at any time, so you must flexibly adjust your target selection and make corresponding strategic adjustments according to the changes in the battle situation. In short, rationally assessing the enemy and the environment and flexibly adjusting your strategy can effectively increase your chances of winning in a melee.