To say that the strange warrior in the Three Kingdoms kill, then Gu Yong must be counted as one, mainly the old version of Gu Yong threw two to touch one, and therefore was ridiculed by players as a "middle-born and no" god general.
Calling him a chicken rib is a compliment to him! In the version update of the past few days, Gu Yong ushered in his own boundary breakthrough, but how I look at it is like an SP Sun Quan!
【Caution】: The card playing stage is limited to X times (X is your stamina), you can discard two cards, if the color of the discard cards is different, you draw two cards; if the discard cards are the same color, you draw one card.
This skill can be seen as a check and balance that can be launched multiple times in a turn, and in theory, as long as the number of cards on the body is greater than or equal to 3, it can guarantee how much to throw and touch, which I personally think is quite good.
That is to say, there is a stable turnover of 8 cards in the round (touch two cards + three times cautiously), so that looking down, Jie Gu Yong's shuffling ability is still on a higher level.
Since this skill is like checks and balances, how can we not compare it? My personal opinion is that in a regular game these two skills play a half-pound.
When there are fewer hands, the "cautious" can be launched many times, and it is directly crushed and balanced. Of course, if you want to say that the boundary checks and balances can touch one more card, then I have nothing to say, more than 6 cards of balance are stronger, 3-6 cards are more cautious and stronger.
[Bingyi]: At the end of the stage, you can show all the hands, if the color is the same or the type is the same, you choose up to Y characters (Y is your hand number), these characters each draw a card.
Bingyi's skill has also been adjusted, simply put, it is to add a precondition for a skill, and it is also an increase in Gu Yong's playability from the side, which is a small enhancement!
(For example, if you have a black wine in your hand, you can now draw cards) The strength of Bingyi's skill is still quite good, and it can be even higher than one month per round (you can see it by comparing SP Cao Ren's fight).
However, this skill still has a major drawback: you need to show all your hands to be able to launch, which invisibly reduces your off-turn defense ability.
Can be looked at from another point of view: one [Bingyi] is equivalent to the other seven people have an attack heart, and the direct god Lu Meng X7 is not what is the blood earner?
Gu Yong is definitely an all-round warrior, with a strong shuffling ability, so that he can have a very good ability to play in any position.
However, I personally still do not recommend using Jie Gu Yong as the protagonist, after all, Bingyi's skill, at the end of the round, needs to show all his hands.
The position of the protagonist is originally more embarrassing, once the other party figures out his own bottom card, it is easy to be directly pushed, and the risk has to be said to be a bit large.
In general, Gu Yong's boundary breakthrough was quite successful, not only retaining the special mechanism of the martial general himself, but also carrying out a series of reinforcements.
The real strength of Jie Gu Yong is probably around the peak of T2, and there is one more range of supplementary skills than Jie Quan, which is indeed a combination of Sun Quan + SP Cao Ren!
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