In a multiplayer brawl, choosing who to attack first requires quick assessment of the situation. Here are some strategies that may help you make your decision: 1. **Threat Priority**: First observe who is the biggest threat on the opposing team. Often, this may be the person who looks the most experienced, the strongest, or the better equipped. Suppressing them first may reduce the overall danger. 2. **Commander Priority**: If you can identify who is the commander or leader of the opposing team, attacking them first may cause confusion in the enemy team and weaken their coordination and morale. 3. **Weakest Link**: Sometimes, quickly attacking the weakest target can reduce the number of enemies and turn the situation in your favor. 4. **Geographic Location**: Prioritize enemies who are in key geographical locations, such as those blocking exits or occupying high ground, which can gain tactical advantages for the team. 5. **Coordinated Attack**: Focusing fire on a target with teammates can reduce the number of enemies faster and reduce the risk of counterattack. 6. **Items and Equipment**: If someone among the enemies is holding a weapon or other item with potential huge damage, you should prioritize this target to reduce the danger. Most importantly, make sure you protect yourself and your companions in any conflict in the safest way possible, and seek to avoid physical altercations whenever possible.