Li Bai is somewhat similar to Jing Ke. He is good at swordsmanship and is also a hero with high speed and high attack. He is one of the best cards in the later stage.
He has a group attack skill, which can hit up to five people at a time, and the damage is extremely high; when the group attack skill is cooled down, the damage of a single attack is even higher, and the damage can reach 300% of his own attack.
Because Li Bai can attack in groups and does high damage, Li Bai and Jing Ke work best together. Li Bai attacks first and attacks in a group. Jing Ke follows up and takes away the sword with the least HP. Li Bai's second wave of attacks arrives. If the single target takes away another person, and if Guiguzi restrains him, and makes good use of it, he will be able to kill several people in a row very quickly.
Of course, these precise arrangements need to be controlled by the players themselves. If they hang up, the game hosting will not understand these arrangements. They will only attack step by step, throwing away skills. The enemy knows that Li Bai and others are powerful, so they can fly kites and avoid them. It's useless to throw the skills of Li Bai, Jing Ke, and Gui Guzi into the air.
So if you want to deal with those four girls, it's time to test Linlang's skills.
In fact, Linlang is not very good at playing games, but he is a little better than his original self. Of course, he is also better than these girls - Linlang has done research on them.
There was one girl among them, the girl who played a dungeon with her last time. She knew the other party's level at that time.
Although the other party suspected that she was deliberately targeting her at the time, her treatment skills for other people were not very good.
She only dared to control one healer at that time, and the other one chose to hang up. However, there should be a restriction that did not add blood to her, so the robot healer only added blood to others.
The other three heroes, except for a warrior, she summoned and placed them in front of her, probably to serve as shields. The other two were not summoned and hung up. She was probably afraid that the equipment and weapons would lose their durability, and she couldn't bear to part with them, so she didn't release them. come out.
And the only treatment she controlled... Linlang felt that the technology she actually controlled was not as good as the one that was on the hook. Although the robot that was on the hook would use whichever skill it has cooled down, at least it would increase based on the one with the lowest HP. As for her, her powers of observation are not as good as those of a robot, so sometimes when she adds blood, she doesn't add it to the hero with the least blood, but to the hero she thinks has the least. Finally, when she adds one, she realizes that the other one has been hit by the enemy's ultimate move and has even more health. Less, that is to say, she has no ability to predict.
Generally, professional players have the ability to predict which hero is about to be hit by a powerful enemy, and will immediately increase their health. After that hero is hit, his health will be replenished immediately, so that he will not be hit by the enemy in a wave. The flow took it away.
As for the other people, according to Linlang's investigation, they were similar to this girl, and their skills were not good either.
Linlang's skills are indeed not very good. It's a bit difficult for her to control five at a time. I'm afraid that's something that only professional players can handle. It's so fast and crazy - when the player controls the hero independently, The skill panels of the five heroes will be arranged in front of the player, allowing the player to choose their own operations.
Linlang usually only controls Li Bai, Jing Ke, and Gui Guzi. When he comes up, Gui Guzi controls first, then Li Bai slashes, then Jing Ke harvests the remaining blood, and Li Bai clicks again. Gui Guzi's control skills may have cooled down at this time. Then control and repeat this process again, taking away several opponents in one wave.
As for the other two, let the opponent hang up. Anyway, the healing hero knows to increase the health of the other four heroes when their health is low.
In fact, the healing heroes should also be controlled, so that the healing heroes try to save Li Bai, Jing Ke and Gui Guzi. However, Linlang's hand speed is average. He can control three with ease, but it is a bit confusing to control four, which is not as good as a robot.
So although Linlang's skills are average, he is still a little better than those girls. One against four, as long as the kite is flown well, he can win. After all, the opponent basically hangs up, and the robot is stupid to hang up. When you hit it, it doesn't know how to hide. It only knows how to use skills stupidly. But when it uses skills, Linlang can control Li Bai's three heroes to avoid them and let their skills go free.
This way of flying a kite is similar in nature to fighting the mobs in the dungeon.
As for personal control...the effect of these people's personal control is not even as good as hanging up.
So she doesn't have to worry about not being able to defeat a few people.
Now that Linlang had finished playing the dungeon and gained experience, he upgraded Li Bai to another level.
Although the attributes cannot be increased much at level one, it is better than nothing.
Linlang came out at that moment.
As soon as Linlang came out and walked for a while, leaving the place where the crowd gathered at the entrance of the dungeon, one of the Neptune's harem and her three little sisters surrounded her.
Seeing four people surrounding Linlang, the people around him were not surprised. After all, people often blocked the door of the dungeon and killed people.
So when the other players saw it, they just hurriedly stayed away from this group of people to avoid the city gate catching fire and affecting Chi Yu, so they didn't feel strange.
Linlang saw several people gathered around him and pretended to be confused: "What are you doing?"
One of Neptune's harem sneered: "What?! What do you think?"
Immediately, he released the heroes and attacked Linlang.
Several other girls also released heroes.
In fact, these days, because Linlang told his harem about Neptune, some people were so disgusted that they were so angry that they posted Neptune's behavior on the forum. The matter was very big, and Neptune was basically dead. .
Because the matter was so big, Neptune, one of the harems, naturally knew about Neptune's situation.
In other words, this female player named Linlin was not a mistress and did not seduce Neptune. On the contrary, she was the one whom Neptune seduced and turned her into one of the fish in his fish pond.
If she insists on saying that she is a mistress, then she has a lot of mistresses. After all, Neptune has provoked so many girls, can she blame them?
Although they knew that they suspected that they had scolded the wrong person, one of the members of the Neptune's harem who had already had trouble with Linlang after the last fight would not stop making trouble for Linlang just because they found out that they had scolded the wrong person. After all, they had It was a festival, how could he let Linlang go just because he found out that he had scolded the wrong person.
Linlang was already prepared. She watched several people summon heroes, and then she summoned the heroes as well. Then she pressed her hands as she had planned before.
Because I have been fighting monsters like this recently, I have become very skilled at it.
So after Linlang's explosive hand speed, the four heroes were already dead.
Without hero protection, the player himself only has basic attributes and no skills, so he can be killed quickly.
At that moment, Linlang worked hard and sent several people back to the resurrection point.
Linlang didn't go to guard any resurrection point. After all, she couldn't guard the resurrection point alone, so she just let them pass. Anyway, they would not be convinced if they were killed by him, and they would come to find her again. It's troublesome, she just waits.
