Scattered people play legends are indeed less and less room for development, even if the development of non-official uniforms is less difficult than that of official uniforms, it cannot cover up the development law of a model. The premise is that we really have to understand that the operation of the game company is for revenue, and it is impossible to let the player play in vain, which is estimated to be a loss. In fact, what legendary players want is also a short answer, that is, under the premise that the game company can continue to earn revenue, give scattered players more room and opportunities for development, and don't limit it too harshly.
The official uniforms have now been tightened, and there is basically no way out for the scattered players, and some small gaps are occupied by those studios. Non-official players can also have some small opportunities, mainly depending on how the player chooses and adapts. So how do scattered players do well in the legendary game? Today, I would like to share a player's game experience to explain the "survival method" of scattered players.
He is a professional who plays non-official uniforms, has no "banknote ability", and can only carry out the routine operation of scattered players every time, even if he tries harder, he wants to become stronger or unable to do it. Even if you occasionally throw a first punch, you still find that there are more bullish big guys looking down on the players from afar. Whether it is in terms of development or battle, it has been completely KO down, is there really no way to develop except Krypton?
It wasn't until one of his operations that he discovered a new way for the development of scattered players. As a casual player, every time in the retro version of the legendary game, it is silently fighting monsters, constantly repeating. As a result, the character burst out of a Yun 3 memory necklace, which was also a good attribute on the server at that time. He thought in his heart that if he wanted to shoot, there should be hundreds of meters in the non-official uniform, and it was still far from being bad to charge himself, and the big guy players were all invested in thousands of units, and even the big guy players in the unit of Dabu.
Before he decided well, he took the necklace on himself and continued to fight the monster, in the process of fighting the monster, he met a passing big guy player who saw his Luck 3 memory necklace and asked him if he shot, he was shocked, there was no big guy to directly PK him, it was really not in line with the consistent legendary experience. After thinking about it for a while, he directly gave the necklace to the big guy and told him that he was a scattered person, and it was useless to ask for it. The big guy player seemed to be more impressed, throwing a bunch of equipment to him, and it was all relatively high-end, and it was equipment that he couldn't beat at all on the scattered map.
Suddenly, he seemed to understand something, so he communicated with the big guy, and he collected whatever materials the big guy needed, after all, these little things were all the big guys were too lazy to do, anyway, he was playing legends normally, and he was not the kind of TG player who prayed for alms. In this way, he gave the big guy some things he needed, helped the big guy to do something within his power, and the big guy took him off, even if he didn't become a big guy, he was far stronger than the scattered players. And there is basically a circle between the big guys, and after informing him, other big guy players will not easily PK him, which is really good.
From the experience of this 3 memory necklace, it understands the "survival way" of scattered players: closely follow the big guy players, play to their strengths, and rely on the big guy to become stronger.