Wu Zetian isn't even worth a crystal? Let's wait patiently for forum leaks; will nobles recommend a minion skin? (Part Two)

Wu Zetian isn't as bad as outsiders say. Admittedly, her slow casting animation is very disruptive. After Zhang Liang, she's the second mage to be a chain-control maniac, with her ultimate skill launching across the entire map, allowing her to support from the sidelines. In the past, the developers seemed to be carrying a heavy burden, fearing that changes would draw criticism and giving extra treatment to nobles. Now that she's more accessible to the general public, with increasing redemption rates, it's understandable for a mage main to choose her. She's a new hero for climbing the ranks, and there are epic and legendary skins available for transition, so there's no rush to collect them.

For non-mage players, Wu Zetian shouldn't be a consideration. Knowing you won't play her much, it's better to get a high-end skin for your main hero. The practical value always outweighs the collectible value. Wearing it frequently on the battlefield, getting used to the feel, and showing off the special effects is always better than leaving it in your inventory to look pretty. There are currently about 20 skins in the store, corresponding to 20 heroes. If your favorite hero isn't among them, perhaps you can focus on the least popular rewards, like minion skins.

Minions appear in every game, but heroes do not.

Minion skins sound ridiculous. It's just a change of appearance, displayed separately, and without a sharing function, teammates can't see it either. The opponents definitely won't benefit. Its purpose is pointless; it's not a summoner's first choice. Even if you have two Glory Crystals, you could switch to your main hero, Wu Zetian, which would be much better. Why choose a minion skin?

This depends on how players value the product. They might focus on hero strength, feel, and special effects, but what about minions? Initially, users were resistant, but after they got itchy fingers and redeemed the item, they found it quite aesthetically pleasing and not as bad as the forums made it out to be. Its value lies in its limited-time sale. Of course, the collaboration items are even better and have a chance to return, so there's no need to worry too much.

Minion skins are often dismissed because people believe they're invisible, offering no real benefit or visual impact—what's the point? But consider this: when giving your main character new outfits, is the intention to show off to the opponent? Of course not. The goal is to make the game more enjoyable. This logic applies to minions as well. They accompany you in every battle, regardless of the hero, never missing a match. The Glory Collection redemption rankings merely reflect their practicality and hero popularity. Be patient; there will be leaks with each version update or milestone. Your crystals don't expire, so don't worry!

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