When it comes to the world's first budokai, it's hard not to think of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball. As a disciple of the Turtle Immortal Stream, Sun Wukong became famous in one of the battles, and even competed with his teacher, the Turtle Immortal, for the championship in it. And now, "World of Warcraft" has even started the world's first budokai in the burning far conquest, or the familiar 1V1 battle, or... Wait, isn't world of Warcraft PVP the familiar 2V2, 3V3 and 5V5? How does this 1v1 fight? Without the various professional cooperation we are familiar with, will the major occupations soar or suddenly fall to a halt? These problems constitute the biggest attraction of the World of Warcraft World First Budokai.
As mentioned earlier, this time the world's first budokai will be a 1V1 battle, but unlike Dragon Ball, the world of Warcraft is a three-person unit, taking turns to play 1V1PVP battles. Teams that win three times advance, but if they lose once, they enter the losers' group. In the semi-finals, all the teams that advance will have to compete for places in the final in four groups through a double-elimination round.
This rule means that if you're strong enough, you can even have your teammates snort in the bench area to watch you perform a three-on-three. But on the other hand, you also have to consider whether your teammates can help you clean up the mess if you are out of the game yourself.
Under this rule, some players who originally looked less strong in 2V2, 3V3, and 5V5 had Carri's full performance in the world's first budokai. Only in the preliminary stage, players such as One Two Three Walk You, Xi Hao God of War, Wordless Charge and other players will lightly take a string of three achievements, and the bloodthirsty voice is even more talented with milk and beat opponents.
A team that entered the semi-finals even revealed the team name of "sewer combination head iron never stops". Hanging up the "sewer" sign, try to prove that "as long as the stage is right, any profession can shine".
Personally, I think the biggest attraction of world warcraft is that it does not build on the existing arena battle rules, allowing players to repeat their battles in the arena. Instead, it uses the 1V1 model to satisfy the battle desires of players who like to plant flags at the gates of the main city.
But it is not a simple reproduction of "planting a flag". Because in the past, "flag planting" did not have the corresponding event support, and many players would not invest too many resources in 1V1 battles (such as modifying talents, using various props, etc.), so the flag planting in the main city was inevitably not formalized enough. With the addition of the world's first budokai, we will inevitably start to think about what kind of talent and equipment are more suitable for combat, and at the same time, we who have no precedent to find will inevitably come up with some strange answers.
These answers may not be "correct answers", but they constitute the unique charm of the world's first budokai. After no mature formula can be deduced, the PVP of World of Warcraft has also become a hundred flowers.