With its brutal skill mechanics, capable of instantly killing an opponent, what exactly makes Gan Jiang and Mo Xie so difficult to master? (Part Two)

The original skin is pure gold, with a strong sense of impact and instant skill feedback. Thanks to the tournament battle pass, the monotonous carving has been painted with color, and the character is dressed in red armor and decorated with green ribbons. The design is more humanized. This long-awaited update is truly rare. Gan Jiang and Mo Xie are not exactly popular stars and don't have much to offer in terms of looks. Moreover, the market is narrow, so getting a new skin is extremely difficult.

Weakness: Anticipating the opponent's predictions

The skill mechanics are simple; the difficulty lies in accuracy. If you've played Angela a lot, what difficulty is there in Gan Jiang and Mo Xie? His cleverness lies in the fact that the attack point falls at the intersection, not in a direct line of fire. In other words, even if the enemy is close or stationary, if you're positioned incorrectly and don't move, you're likely to miss. Moreover, enemies are constantly moving, making their direction unpredictable, much like a basketball player who moves around to shoot. The three skills have the same function, but quick reflexes are crucial. If an enemy launches a surprise attack, rushing towards your position, and you try to activate a short-range attack, but your strategy is caught off guard, a one-second pause easily dodges all fatal damage, and you're the next to die. When positioned close, using ranged attacks isn't practical; you can intentionally move forward to kick the enemy, and before landing, enhance your flying swords, sending four swords flying.

Details: Close-range seppuku

The most important thing about two swords or flying swords is the intersection point. The difficulty lies in the fact that not every player can make a godlike prediction. During the chaos, some people have no idea how to select a target to attack, they enhance their skills without saying a word, and they randomly click around, thinking that they are just bluffing. The damage is enough to cripple the enemy. The real masters are like snipers, accurately selecting the shooting position and then using the advantage of the flying sword's long-range attack to hit the target with one shot.

Repeated testing and practice are essential, requiring a high degree of finesse and feel. The joy lies in the long reach, making it virtually impossible for enemies to touch you. The question, however, is whether you can actually land a hit. The cooldown is short, allowing for poke damage even before full attack stacks. Frequent movement while casting spells is crucial. Two key details are: using minion waves to disrupt predictions and block movement, and secondly, considering close-range casting for near-perfect accuracy. Like Gan Jiang and Mo Xie, this allows for ambushes and instant kills, essentially a close-range sword slit kill, guaranteeing no escape. This burst mage boasts a three-pronged attack, with damage derived from equipment, passive abilities, and cross-point bonuses. Lacking self-defense capabilities, its high accuracy makes it an almost pathologically powerful class.

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