Detailed explanation of the strength and role positioning of Mingchao Jiyan

php editor Xiaoxin recently conducted an in-depth study of a popular game "Ming Chao Ji Yan". This game is a strategy card game that tells a Chinese story based on Chinese mythology. The game not only offers the ultimate visual enjoyment of picture quality, but also has exciting card gameplay, in which elements such as character positioning, strength positioning, and skill matching are all crucial. In addition, the editor also explained in detail the NPC characters in the game for the majority of players, including Ming Chaoji, Emperor Yan, Lan Sun, etc. We hope to provide all players with a more comprehensive game guide!

Positioning: A concert trigger based on the ultimate move, on-site output.

1. Ji Yan’s design idea is actually almost exactly the same as Kakaro’s. Energy recovery and damage are all packed into the ultimate move. After my test, one set of Jiyan's r and two e's can just fill up the concerto energy.

2. In addition, the skill description of Jiyan does not include the mechanism of energy recovery after r. I personally guess that it is because r has a lot of combos that lead to more energy recovery?

3. However, under normal conditions, Jiyan's synergy recovery is still better than Kakaro's. One e can restore 16 points, and the basic attack is more generous. But because it is still far away from self-circulation, there is no essential difference from Kakaro.

4. What is worth mentioning here is the special nature of the wind sleeve - it requires the variation skill to be activated. This means that Ji Yan needs at least one teammate who can easily play the extension skill to ensure that the wind sleeve is triggered.

5. The rest are basically the same as Kakaro; however, in actual combat, Ji Yan's ultimate move is much easier to charge than Kakaro, and it can basically cycle by itself. This is where he is stronger than Kakaro.

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