Hello everyone, I'm Big Fat, today I will continue to bring you a wave of Niu Tu summary and sharing about the classic version of Journey to the West 2, I hope you can like it, let's not say much, go straight to the topic:
This is an eye-catching level 15 necklace, and its base attribute is anti-ice plus root bone, while the refining attribute is ignoring Mix 2 and Enhancing Mix 6. In the game world of Journey to the West, there used to be a saying that two points of strong law are equivalent to one point of neglect.
However, if we really follow this statement, then it seems that the ignoring mixed property of this necklace can reach 5. But in fact, coercion and neglect are not the same thing.
Ignoring attributes is mainly aimed at weakening the opponent's resistance, thereby reducing the opponent's resistance to spells; The Spell Strength attribute stabilizes and strengthens the spell's base damage, allowing the spell to deal more damage when attacking.
Each of these two attributes has its own unique role and effect, and cannot be simply converted in an equivalent way. Therefore, the aforementioned statement is not entirely true. In the actual game process, players need to choose the right attribute combination according to their own needs and combat situation in order to maximize the combat effect.
The unique combination of attributes of this necklace makes it a rare treasure for players to have a wide range of applications in both PK and dungeons.
On the new server that has been open for five months, a player is about to collect 500 Rare Beast Fragments and prepare to exchange them for Rare Beasts. Before the exchange, the protagonist swiped four bells hopefully, praying that the eldest cousin could have a chance of a divine beast year. However, in the end, will he be able to get his wish? It depends on a number of factors.
First of all, the odds themselves are uncertain, and even if the protagonist has already swiped four bells, there is no guarantee that there will be a Year of the Divine Beast. Secondly, whether the "probability" of the eldest cousin is fair is also a question.
Some players may think that Big Cousin has a certain "dark box operation" to keep the game balanced and challenging. In short, whether the protagonist can get the Year of the Divine Beast as he wishes depends on many factors such as game rules, odds settings, and personal luck. However, regardless of the outcome, the adventures and challenges in the game are fun and exciting, which is the charm of the game.
In the god changer of the Wukai Dungeon, the results were not ideal, and all the exchanges were **, including the strong charm and forgetting the Eight Scene Lanterns, ignoring the Fire Wind Demon Slashing Sword, the Attached Suction Demon Slashing Sword, the Strong Ice and Sleeping Golden Hoop Stick, and the Ignoring Water Wind Pangu Hammer. For players who want other types of divine weapons, this wave of divine weapons is indeed not ideal.
However, this also illustrates the odds and luck component in the game, as sometimes players may switch to the Divine Weapon they want, and sometimes they may switch to a less-than-desirable item.
Therefore, in the game, players need to be rational about the results of changing gods, not to pursue perfection too much, and to learn to accept the uncertainty and challenges in the game.
At the same time, players can also improve their strength and game experience in other ways, such as leveling up, playing equipment, participating in events, etc., to obtain better items and rewards, or communicate and cooperate with other players to explore the fun and challenges of the game together. Regardless of the outcome, maintaining a positive mindset and attitude towards the game is the most important thing.
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