Fantasy Journey to the West Valentine's Day matchmaking event won the grand prize
Today I will bring you a guide to avoiding pitfalls, no, it is an activity strategy. The Valentine's Day event has a special gameplay called Good Matchmaking, which is to choose the right lover according to the preferences of NPCs.
In this place where people gather in Chang'an, choose the special gameplay to match, choose me to help, and consume 80 points of physical strength each time.
There are a total of 10 questions, and there is an additional treasure chest reward for answering the first 10 questions correctly every day.
Here's the problem, the point event person, there is no introduction that there is an additional treasure chest reward.
Could it be that during the Spring Festival holiday, the activities were so distracting.
Then the first question, just pay attention to the key words, what he is looking for is "mysterious and cute", that is, the ghost city of Shih Tzu.
For example, in this question, he wants to find "a little rude", that is, the delicate and cute kitten spirit.
For example, in this question, what you want to find is a partner who is "also a first-time lover", that is, a little snake charm for the first time in love.
Isn't it all simple? If you still don't understand this, go directly to the official website forum to find the strategy, which is clearly written.
But here's the problem, answering a question consumes 80 points of physical strength, and the reward given by 175 is actually only 180,000 XP and 4,000 Dream Coins.
If I go directly to the bookstore to sell the body and there are 6,000 fantasy coins, how can there be such a trick.
However, after checking the fantasy elves, I realized that all the answers were correct, and there was a treasure chest reward at the end. Then I'll put up with it and fight the odds.
In the end, the extra treasure chest is 150,000 experience and 20,000 fantasy coins, and 1 achievement, that's it?
Answering a question consumes 80 physical strength, and there are 6,000 for selling bookstores, and the actual answer to 4,000 is a loss of 2,000, and a loss of 20,000 for ten questions, and then the final box happens to make up for the 20,000.
My opinion on this activity is just one evaluation: really slammed the door.
The reward given by 175 happens to be not a loss, and the low level is estimated to lose a little.
So now I know why the beginning is not a strategy, but a guide to avoiding pitfalls.