《天下無雙》Online Singapore Elysium Online 國際版介紹

華義遊戲，《天下無雙》online介紹影片，國際版 Singapore Elysium online. Elysium introduces 4 different character classes the Swordsman, the Halberdier, the Sage and the Assassin, each one corresponding to one of the traditional fantasy archetypes. For example, the Swordsman is your stereotypical fighter, the proverbial guy with a, for lack of a better word, sword, though he focusses on finesse and speed rather than brute strength. The Swordsman is capable of inflicting multiple whittling wounds that, while pitifully weak at the outset, get progressively stronger and more deadly with time. As for the Halberdier, she gives Tank Girl a whole new meaning. Shes slow, but she makes up for her lack of agility with raw attacking power. Shes also got exceptional range, some area effect attacks, decent hit points and defense. That makes her an ideal starting character, especially for those who want it simple, with no frills or strings attached. The Sage and Assassinwell, theyre the wizards and rogues of the game. The Sage focuses on direct damage and healing spells, while the assassin utilises ranged attacks with throwing discs, known as chakrams, to deadly effect. The real draw of the game is the element-based martial arts system, premised on the classic wu xing (Five Element) philosophy, and the ability to create your own combos by linking one skill into another. By purchasing elemental charms (which sell for 5,000 gold a pop) your character can alter the elemental properties of a skill, increasing its attack potential against creatures of an opposing alignment. Similarly, skills imbued with nurturing elements inflict progressively greater damage if you link them up in a combo chain. The skills themselves though, are nothing to boast about, almost reminiscent of the 90s. For the swordsman, its just a different animation with each swing, and the Sages spells are really prettified lens flares, with the occasional lightning bolt or fire effect. Dont expect something fanciful here. Also, each skill looks pretty much the same, no matter how much you train up, and the repetition involved in getting each and every skill from one level to the next soon becomes an exercise in tedium. That, coupled with the low Skill Manual drop rates, the in game black market hoarding and trading of said manuals, the looting and player killing make actually enjoying the game and using something beyond the beginners Bash, Pine, Rain or Tooth attacks almost impossible. The game can be intimidating for beginners, especially those playing the Sage class. Unless youve devoted your first 12 ability points to the DF attribute, youd find going toe-to-toe with the Fox, the weakest monster in a progressive chain of steadily tougher ones, almost fatal. I know I did. Also, the lack of some small starting stipend or equipment puts a real newbie who isnt part of a clan or an adventuring party at a severe disadvantage. Yes, there are 4 newbie quests at the outset, but completing them without helpful c