There has always been news that version 2.5 will reproduce Manyo, but the number of rough stones for players is limited after all, so many players are thinking about 3 questions: What is the use of Manyo? With granulated sugar, is it still necessary to smoke Manyo? Can sugar be used as an alternative role for Manyo?
First of all, the conclusion: not very good! In this issue, we will compare the gap between Manba and Sugar from the aspects of "surface data" and "actual performance".
Role Analysis: Manyo
Wanye positioning wind system 5-star universal assistance, the main role is 4: monster gathering, injury increase, resistance reduction, off-hand hanging elements.
Needless to say, the monster gathering effect is not necessary. Each time Manba triggers a diffusion reaction, he can increase the corresponding elemental damage of all characters in the team according to "Elemental Proficiency *0.04%". When the average player is doing their best to stack elemental mastery, Manba's elemental mastery should be between 900-1000 points, for a total of 36%-40% damage bonus.
The De-Resistance Effect is provided by the Emerald Green 4-Piece Sacred Relic, which reduces the resistance of enemies to the corresponding element by 40% when Manyo spreads the element.
The ability to hang elements off hand is provided by Manba's Big Move. Manyo's big moves are realm skills, which will continue to cause damage to enemies in the realm after opening, and the big moves have the ability of "element transformation", so Manyo's big moves can continue to hang elements for enemies in the realm, so they can also be used to trigger elemental reactions with the main C.
In addition to the above 3 effects, when Manba uses the 1st Order [Canggu Sword], it can increase the damage of the whole team's characters by 16% of the general attack, heavy hit, and fall attack damage, and increase the attack power of the whole team character by 20%.
Role Analysis: Granulated Sugar
The main roles of granulated sugar are 5: traction, increasing element proficiency, increasing injury, reducing resistance, and letting off the hand hanging elements.
Compared to characters such as Manyo and Wendy, Sugar's poly monster ability is weaker and the range is limited. The effect of increasing elemental proficiency comes from two aspects: (1) when sugar triggers the diffusion reaction, it provides 50 fixed elemental proficiency for teammates, and (2) sugar increases teammates' elemental proficiency based on 20% of its own elemental proficiency when releasing E skills and big moves. When the average player is doing their best to stack elemental mastery, sugar's elemental mastery should be between 800-900 points, that is, sugar can provide teammates with up to 210-230 elemental mastery.
The damage gain effect is provided by the 6-hit effect, and when the elemental transformation occurs in a big move, the entire team of characters receives a 20% corresponding elemental damage bonus.
The De-Resistance Effect, like Manba, is provided by the Emerald Green 4-Piece Sacred Relic, which reduces enemy counterpart elemental damage by 40% when the diffusion effect is triggered.
In addition, sugar's big move, like Manyo, also has the ability to transform elements, and can also act as a background role for hanging elements.
Role comparison
These are all superficially apparent, but in fact, there are many detailed settings that are not visible on the surface, and these settings are the most important factors that really affect the player experience.
For example, in terms of ease of use, Manyo's Monster Gathering is self-centered, which is more convenient when combined with skills such as Bennett's Big Move and Heavy Cloud E.
For example, in terms of generality, the focus of granulated sugar is on elemental proficiency bonus, and Manyo is damage bonus, which means that the focus of sugar application is the elemental reaction team, and Manyo can not only be used for elemental reaction, but also applied to pure color teams, such as "Shenhe + Shenli + Heart Sea + Manyo", "Thor + Nine + Manyo + Bannett" and so on.
For example, in terms of practicality, Manyo can easily clean up mobs by long pressing the E skill on the large map. These are the settings that cannot be seen just by looking at the skill.
summary
As can be seen from the above, Manyo is comprehensively surpassing sugar in three aspects: character role, skill mechanism, and game experience.
Granulated sugar is the best choice for players without Manyo, rather than as a subordinate replacement for Manyo, so if any player is holding the idea of "having full of sugar, you can not smoke Manyo", then we still recommend dispelling this idea as soon as possible, and smoking a "Manyo" has a fairly obvious role in promoting their own game experience.