Naruto Mobile Game's fourth generation of Naruto's wind shadow Rosha has been officially launched at 0 o'clock on the 1st, and many players may have already experienced this ninja, but it seems that many players are saying that Rosha's strength is too low, similar to the weakened third generation of thunder shadows. Because I myself was also through the experience card simple practice range and actual combat a few times, and did not know too deeply. And the time to hit the shelves is too short, less than a day, and the vast majority of players can't judge the final position of Rosha too accurately.
According to my own understanding, I will talk about Rosha's opinion after getting started, the damage is not high, but the CD of a skill is very short, only 8 seconds. There is no direct grasping skill, there must be two piles of placer gold on the ground to use the sub-skill ball to grab, and there is a grasp in the second half of the Upanishads, and it is impossible to stand in place after being grabbed. Although this ninja has a effect that can use the post-skill gold duster effect to switch positions, it will add the corresponding CD after switching, so I basically did not use this mechanism in actual combat. A skill was originally 8 seconds, if you switch positions directly become 12 seconds. The second skill defaults to a 12-second CD, under normal circumstances, the second segment is not used, and after the second segment disappears, there is only a CD of about 8 seconds, but if the second segment is used, it will directly return to the 12-second CD.
Normally, you will start with a two-skill past, and the cube you control can top off some of the attacks during the move. For example, the fireball of the masked man, and the fire extinguishing of the dirt spot, etc., these non-penetrating type skills will be blocked by your placer gold cube. Although the first skill is not as flexible as the second skill, it is good that it has a certain Y-axis coverage and a sweeping effect, whether it is a continuous stroke to hit damage, or a close-range start can be used. In addition to the regular two skill effects, mainly his two sub-skills, I use more is the effect of stepping on the sand and moving quickly, which can be convenient for you to use the general attack to pull.
Especially when you hit the other party with the first two paragraphs, you can step on the sand to quickly pull away and continue to attack with the next three paragraphs, if the other party does not stand in, you can also maintain a safe distance and continue to connect with the two skills. Originally, this ninja could not connect the Upanishads to the skill, but when you opened directly in the state of stepping on the sand, you can receive a skill. At present, it is not certain whether this is a characteristic of the ninja itself, or whether it is a bug that exists, but according to comparative observation, it can be clearly seen that there is a back shake that falls from the sky without stepping on the sand. And if you step on the sand to release the Upanishads, there will be no such obvious back shaking, so you can receive the skill normally.
The above is my personal views and experiences on the four generations of Eye Wind Shadow Luosha, for reference only. As long as there is no obvious high damage or outrageous mechanics at first, this new ninja will be considered by some players to need to be strengthened. In addition to some problems in terms of special effects, there are also some details that need to be optimized, and the overall skill mechanism is actually up to standard, and the strength base is not low. You may feel like you can't beat some of the mainstream lineups when you first get started, and it's not just the ninjas themselves, but also the difference in proficiency. You can observe for a period of time, and then the follow-up playing style is almost developed, if it is really lower than the conventional level, the Rubik's Cube is estimated to be strengthened.