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Once, the official drew a big pie, that is, to reshape the "super soldiers" in an all-round way. After a year, there is still no trace of the "super soldier" on the line.
Who are the "Super Soldiers"? Of course it is Miyamoto Musashi, is it Danqing? Absolutely not!
As the saying goes, "generation after generation of gods, generations of versions of Miyamoto", Miyamoto Musashi, the hero, I don't know whether he violated the "Tenjo" or stepped on the "landmine", since coming to the King's Canyon, he has not had a good day of life.
I don't know if it is because of Miyamoto Musashi's classic line: "I am too invincible, and I can't find an opponent", as a "pilot unit" of balance adjustment, legend has it that since he was on the shelves, he has been weakened more than 100 times before and after!
If this can also apply for the Guinness Book of Records, I think Miyamoto Musashi is qualified to make the list!
Earlier last year, there was a "Super Soldier Rescue Plan" when there was an official announcement announcing that Miyamoto Musashi's comprehensive reinvention was being refined.
After almost a year of polishing, the iron pestle was sharpened into a needle, and still did not wait for the new version of Miyamoto Musashi's figure.
However, in TIMI's MOBA mobile game Arena of Valor (hereinafter referred to as AOV), which is known as the International Edition of The Glory of Kings, a new skill mechanism similar to the third generation of Miyamoto Musashi was found.
"Glory of Kings" and "AOV" itself belong to the same game company, and in these two mobile games, the skill mechanism of up to dozens of heroes is completely connected!
For example, Mora in AOV is Li Bai in the king. Zhao Yun in AOV is the Dianwei among the kings. Raul in AOV is the mink cicada among kings. Pan Yin in AOV is Sima Yi among kings. Tulum in AOV is Zhuge Liang among kings.
Compared with the first and second generation of Miyamoto Musashi, the third generation of Miyamoto Musashi is extremely domineering! If nothing else, the skill mechanic of the third generation Miyamoto Musashi will follow the new skills that have been developed in AOV.
Next, let's take a closer look at the mechanics of the first and second generations of Miyamoto Musashi, and then take a look at the new skill effects of the future third generation. (All below are GIFs)
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="14" > the skill mechanic of the first generation, Miyamoto Musashi (now in AOV).</h1>
Miyamoto Musashi was weakened repeatedly because he was too strong in the glory of the king, and not only was he weakened, but even the mechanism of his own skills underwent a major change.
The first generation of Miyamoto Musashi, whose strength was comparable to that of Jing Ke (later changed to Ah Ke) at that time, was one of the top five terminators in the Assassin lineup.
The most primitive skill mechanism only disappeared in "Glory of kings", but remained in "AOV", she is love.
All of Airi's skills inherit Miyamoto Musashi's original skill mechanic, and they are not bad at all.
Passive Slash: The fourth general attack deals real damage (no critical hit but comes with a blood-sucking effect) and reduces the enemy hero's movement speed by 50%.
One Skill Spin: Throw the sword in your hand, deal physical damage to the enemy you touch, and fly for 0.75 seconds! At the same time, it will get an explosion acceleration.
Two Skills Shadow: Quickly shift in the specified direction and replace the next general attack with a strengthened general attack.
Three Skills Dragon: Briefly jump up and land to deal twice the damage and knock the target enemy 0.75 seconds away, while receiving a shield that offsets damage during the big move.
How, did it evoke your fond memories of the old Miyamoto Musashi?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="24" > the skill mechanic of the second generation Miyamoto Musashi (now in Glory of Kings).</h1>
Miyamoto Musashi, whose skills have been remodeled once, is the second generation of Miyamoto, which is commonly known as the player, and the skill mechanics and gameplay have not changed so far, but the data and effects of damage have changed.
The second generation of Miyamoto Musashi, which we currently see as the "Super Pole Soldier", has the following skill mechanism:
Passive Skill: Each time you release a skill, you can change the next general attack to a charge attack, which deals additional damage and reduces the cooldown of all skills by 1 second.
One Skill: Swing a sword qi in the specified direction, and the sword qi will shoot down the enemy's flying props (including Yingzheng's flying sword and Jiang Ziya's big move), deal physical damage to the enemies in the path, and reduce the enemy's movement speed by 50%, releasing the overlord during the skill.
Two Skills: Miyamoto Musashi's Displacement skill, which stacks a shield on itself through the target and reduces the CD time of the second skill by 50%.
Three skills: This is Miyamoto Musashi's ultimate big kill move, locking on to the target and directly taking off into the air, landing on the ground to cause the blow to fly and reduce the enemy's movement speed by 50%!
In the next 12 seconds, pull out two knives and enter the "two-day first-class" state, all general attacks and skills will be accompanied by spell damage, and the displacement distance of the two skills will be extended.
However, from the current situation, Miyamoto Musashi's strength in the confrontation road is very average, and if you do not step up the remodeling, it is difficult to have a head start.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="33" > the exposure of the skill mechanism similar to the third generation Miyamoto Musashi (now in AOV).</h1>
"AOV" appeared some time ago with a new hero, his name is Wu Ji.
Because Kirito's weapon is cursed, he can only exert his full power after the seal is lifted.
Although Kirito uses an evil weapon (with a single knife in both hands), the design of the skill and the special effects visuals are too similar to Miyamoto Musashi.
I saw the interpretation of a big V on the game forum, and believed that Kirito was actually a preview version of the third generation Miyamoto Musashi. Although this point was not further confirmed by TIMI officials, Dan Qing still sorted out all of Kirito's skill mechanisms.
Passive Skill: When dealing damage to enemy heroes, it will get blood return and acceleration effects, and when all four seals are injected with energy, the seal will be lifted immediately, and the damage in this state is real damage.
One skill: Before unsealing (obscure) is to pick up the knife qi, dealing physical damage and slowing down the hero in front. After unsealing (Ming), he uses the drawn sword slash, and after a short charge, he splits a knife qi, causing real damage to the hero in front
Second skill: Forward displacement, physical damage to enemies on the path, and complete a full moon slash at the end of the displacement, dealing equal damage to all surrounding units.
Three skills: Quickly move above the enemy hero, use two knives in the air to slash the cross chop, the knife trace trajectory has a physical damage and deceleration effect, and the third knife is the falling chop, which can deal physical damage to all units on the ground (for 3 seconds).
The three abilities are immune to all damage and control in the air, and can directly unseal the weapon when they land on the ground.
After reading Kirito's skill mechanism, is there a feeling of a new version of Miyamoto Musashi? No wonder the big V made this assertion! And with real damage attached, will he become a nightmare for the front row soldier or tank hero?
If this set of skill mechanics were to be migrated from AOV to Glory of Kings, Miyamoto Musashi would be able to straighten his waist and never be ridiculed as a super soldier again!
"That invincible him, he is finally coming back!" Is it time to find an opponent again? ”
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="41" > Danqing summary:</h1>
I still remember that the first generation of Miyamoto Musashi, the same skill as the current AOV in Auri, sent a small whirlwind to blow the enemy away, and then the second skill followed and followed the big move lock kill, landing on the ground to fly + slow down and strengthen the skill and general attack damage.
The second generation of Miyamoto Musashi, in "Glory of Kings", the intensity is very average, and it is difficult to have a place in the confrontation road of the master Rulin!
As for the third generation of Miyamoto Musashi, it is still only speculated from the skill mechanism of AOV Kiritsugu, and it may not necessarily be transferred to the new version of Miyamoto Musashi.
After all, if the new skill mechanic is incorporated into the real damage, this will greatly improve Miyamoto Musashi's combat ability.
Will it exceed the standard? Will it be weakened again? I don't know, but I hope to make Miyamoto stronger!
Thank you for reading, look forward to your attention, I am Danqing.
We'll see you next time.
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