Foreword: Welcome to Steam Dragon #75, where we share my thoughts on bionic teardrops in the Eldon Ring of Law game.
This article is purely a suggestion, "the way of playing is a personal decision", there is no forced compliance thinking, some players will think that abusive bosses have a game experience, I show respect.
I opened all the bosses a week ago, but whenever I think back to the boss I played before and want to evaluate the game, I have almost no feelings, why is this happening? Because I find that most of the time I'm standing behind the boss output... In order to play through the level and then do something else, I lost the opportunity to experience the boss design.
Although it is really fast to hit the boss with bionic teardrops, how much damage he helps me block also means how much game experience I have lost, because most of the boss's attacks are single attacks, and the bionic teardrops will help me carry almost 90% of the attacks and can also help me accumulate blood and freeze, etc., so I can stand behind him and output wildly.
How can you tell if you've experienced boss design? The most obvious thing is that when the bionic teardrops die, you die with them, and when you kill the boss, you don't even know what tricks he has, how to hide, then are you really challenging the boss? Or are you throwing soap at the boss?
Taking Soul 3, which I played before, I can immediately think of those bosses, the picture of hitting the boss is vividly remembered, that kind of picture is engraved in the bottom of my heart, Grandpa Gale jumping around next to you, the incarnation of the salary king who can transform the swordsman mage and so on, even if the whole body is stripped naked and holding the dragon hunting shield, the attack of the nameless dead in the foreign country, I still remember it clearly. Because those moves were all hit on my body, I remember it very clearly. But when thinking back to Eldon, I don't even have to think about what boss there is, after using the bionic teardrops, many of the late bosses are the first sight to kill, but the first bad omen is the most impressive, at that time I did not know what ashes were, with a big sword and a knife, I knew all his moves.
So if you're only planning to watch for a week, try not to use bionic teardrops! Slow down a bit to really enjoy those bosses is design with ingenuity.
After reading the above insights, some friends may question and ask some questions, and simply answer.
Q: Why only bionic teardrops? Can the other golden shields, ice pedals, night and fire, and spells also be used?
A: Bionic teardrops will help you pull hatred and carry down 90% of attacks, but if you use other means to reduce the difficulty of the game, the boss will still attack you, at least you can deal with the boss head-on. So the experience of leveling up, using OP weapons to reduce difficulty, and using bionic teardrops to attack from behind is very different.
Q: Then why don't you choose to fight monsters with nothing, naked clothes, holding sticks and not upgrading?
A: This article only suggests not to use bionic teardrops to restore the difficulty of the game to the attack design of the game BOSS that can experience the game normally, rather than deliberately increasing the difficulty of the game, somehow there will be people who have this extreme understanding and call it "superiority".
Finally, the above is purely personal advice, or that sentence, how to play is your right. Well, that's all, if you think it's interesting, just like and follow it, Dragon Million is grateful.