Swordsman OL career strategy, things to note for Shaolin players
The current situation of Shaolin Sect and Emei Sect in Swordsman OL is very similar. Both of these sects are more extreme. The extreme stream of Shaolin faction is divided into the exporting local tyrants and the civilian defensive stream. The former uses strong financial resources to continuously improve its own output strength, while the latter is because it has no financial resources and can only follow the specific defense system of the sect itself. The same is true for Emei, where the local tyrants play output and the civilians play assist. But today I want to talk about some of the problems of Shaolin Pi players in the game.
The first question is that when players plan to play Shaolin, they must consider which type of strength they have. Shaolin players are divided into two categories: one is a rich man, and the remaining one is a category. It is very easy for rich players to play Shaolin. They use whatever equipment output is high, and the gems inlaid on the equipment should be as high as possible, and all the unique skills should be done.
A Shaolin armed like this is quite terrible. Shaolin itself is a sect that focuses on defense, but players have forced a gameplay with strong output. The Shaolin obtained in this way will be stronger than the traditional output sect. It is also because of this that there are too many non-mainstream gameplay in Swordsman OL.
Because civilians are taking the defensive route, the changes in personal gameplay will be greatly changed. The first point is that the output is weak, because the output is weak, the dungeons and activities are relatively weak, and the efficiency of hanging up and fighting monsters is also very low, which leads to the need of civilian Shaolin for fixed teammates.
Fixed teammates are a phenomenon that exists in most online games. The advantage of finding fixed teammates is that every time the player goes online, there is a complete team waiting for him. When he needs to do activities, he doesn’t have to worry about finding a team of people. It is enough to act with his fixed teammates.
Most Shaolin players are mainly civilians, so in addition to PK every day, they need to exercise their eloquence and find a suitable team.
