NEWS

Hello everyone, I'm Brother Dun. Today, on February 9th, I'm feeling somewhat complicated. Somehow, I became the top player (originally a big spender, but the account changed hands several times and suddenly disappeared). I'm very happy to have met many new friends through the game, exchanged insights, deepened my understanding of the game, and realized that there are some things that shouldn't be said too much on the forum. I'll also follow the advice of new friends, select some insights, and post them for discussion with everyone.

Today's post is going to be spontaneous, just writing whatever comes to mind.

1. Forum posts and strategies are sometimes not accurate or suitable, including some of Brother Dun's previous strategies. Now that my understanding of the game has deepened, I've found some mistakes in them. Everyone is an adult, so just discern for yourselves. Brother Dun is at least a player who enjoys using his brain to play games and is willing to post because of his personality. In fact, in any game Brother Dun has played before, he has loved to communicate with players on forums. In short, I hope this game can create more of a gaming atmosphere rather than being filled with the smell of money.

2. The core resource of the game is chests. Gear attributes are very important. Attributes are the foundation, and the spirit beast and spirit instruments are just amplifiers.

3. Free-to-play players can consider researching the back mountain. After the squirrel runs out 120 times, there is still a way to lure it out again, but Brother Dun won't go into detail.

4. Regarding spirit beasts: Choose Kirin for output and Dragon and Tiger for PvP.

5. Have patience in stocking up resources. Depending on your own situation, spend money on the game reasonably.

6. Don't rush through trials. Treat them as a way to store chests. When you need them, push through. If you encounter difficulties, try several times as there's a chance to succeed.

7. Reset before devouring spirit beasts.

8. Refinement is very important.

9. Consider the deployment effects of spells carefully.

10. When playing games, happiness should always come first.