Recently, after satisfying the appetite of players, the new hero "Sang Qi" finally appeared in the experience suit. Sang kai is positioned as a mage/assistant, a young boy with a wooden sword and a cloak on his back. Let's take a look at the skills of the new hero.
First of all, Sangqi's passive skill is that the normal attack can summon the firefly to deal damage and manifest effects to the enemy (the nemesis of the stealth hero); if there are no enemies around, the fireflies will fly to the teammate with the lowest amount of health and restore a certain amount of health; if there is only oneself around, the ordinary attack will become a way to recharge and restore health to itself in the case of the absence.
Next, Sang Qi's one skill is similar to Xiahou Huan's first skill second paragraph, which can deal damage and fly to enemies within a specified range and restore a certain amount of health of friendly troops within range. When a skill hits a hero, it will consume and release the obtained fireflies (5 fireflies for 1 hero, up to 10) according to the number of hit heroes, thus causing damage or recovery to the target hero. The passive nature of a skill is to get a firefly every 1.5 seconds.
Sang Qi's two skills are interesting, being able to fly towards selected grasses and place fireflies to deal damage or restore to nearby heroes during the flight. Many players said that they had not yet put the practice meeting flying on the wall, and then came another Sang Qi flying in the grass.
In the end, Sang Qi's big move is to plant grass in the selected location (hearing this, the village chief of Wupi Village smiled) and the second stage of the skill can fly towards the grass he planted, and the grass will release fireflies to up to five heroes around every second to deal damage or recover.
Although Sang Qi's strength may not be very high, he must be interesting to be able to "fly". Recently, not only did I find the "fly" element in Glory of Kings, but I also saw designs related to the word "fly" in other games I played.
Similar to The King's Eve, Zeli, who was online on LOL some time ago, her E skill will fly over any terrain when it touches it. This can be said to have greatly increased Zeli's mobility as a shooter, and Zeli has also become a "non-ban must-have" in recent competitions.
Of course, when it comes to "flying", in the cultivation life of the Yuanqi Sentient Beings, "flying" is naturally also an indispensable existence. When I didn't learn to "fly", running in the Immortal Realm could be described as a lot of hard work. Since recently learning to "fly", the road from Yuxu Palace to Putuo Mountain is unimpeded. "Mount Flight" is really a blessing for runner brush dungeon players!
In addition, there are some games where "flying" may not have been added by the official, but some big guy players themselves have researched in the game. For example, a martial arts game in "Eternal Destruction" has turned into a fairy fight under the study of players. Players use the various mechanics in the game (energy, soul jade, skills, hook locks, etc.) to develop various magical operations to fly in the sky, and even fire male players fly directly from the Sunset Temple to Senluo Valley (for a moment I didn't know if this was a martial artist or a fairy).
In general, more and more games have introduced the element of "flying" to a greater or lesser extent. Although some of the introductions may seem outrageous, the real experience of "flying" can indeed bring more gameplay, more fun or more convenience to some players. In addition to "flying", there are more elements to be developed, and I hope that the game industry will continue to introduce new things after that to bring players a richer and more interesting game experience.