Sales of "Journey to the West: The Demon Slayer" were disappointing, while "FMVP" led by a wide margin, and "The Brave One" became increasingly popular. (II)

The skin sales strategy has changed. The game no longer advertises heavily, and the barrage reminders for returning skins are all thrown into the monthly gift book. Free-to-play players frequently draw free epic skins or use points to win treasure tickets. Consumers crave limited-edition skins with low prices and discounts. At the beginning of the season, new limited-edition skins are constantly being refreshed, and low-priced limited skins are emerging. There is no explosive sales without direct sales, but the most direct way to buy skins still occupies two of the top ten spots.

8th to 7th place: Limited-time return of the monthly gift booklet

Eighth place went to Mulan's "Burning Star Song." To be honest, this limited edition skin didn't really resonate with the Chinese server. Its usage rate was average, mainly because the combos were sluggish and not smooth, giving the illusion of a prolonged charge. Putting aside the feel, the special effects and model were within acceptable limits. Shen Mengxi took seventh place. It's a KPL limited edition skin, a thousand-year-old skin. This hero has many options, mostly limited editions. "Moonlight Thoughts" is a Mid-Autumn Festival limited edition. I don't want to wear the "Brave" skin. Only "Hidden Light Cracker" is left. It has a cyberpunk hacker style. This week's best-selling list really overturned expectations. A randomly drawn skin actually won the new product direct sales discount package.

Sixth to fifth place: Zhao Yun Legendary, Irene Battle Pass Limited

Continuing to climb the design ladder, all the designs are brand new releases. Sixth place goes to Zhao Yun's Flying Dragon General skin, also from the Journey to the West: Demon Sealing series. While two epic skins are at the bottom of the sales charts, Zhao Yun's is far ahead. Is this due to the hero's popularity, or does the skin truly meet the requirements? The difference in quality determines the trend. Epic skins are awkwardly priced, less practical than Brave skins, while Legendary skins come with discounts, priced exactly at the regular epic level. No wonder everyone prefers to invest in Legendary skins. Zhao Yun is strong this season, attracting buyers not only across all ranks but also from the national server and the top-ranked Lone Wolf. The skin's exquisite design and dazzling colors contribute to its high sales, which is entirely reasonable.

The battle pass has been reduced in price, and upgrading it will grant you multiple rewards, including epic limited-edition skins, skin fragments, points for the treasure hunt, skin chests, and more. It's only 288 points, and regardless of which faction it belongs to, this is a must-spend money. As you upgrade and play more games, many people will acquire Irene's Summer Letter skin after the battle pass upgrade. It's visually pleasing, and the Flower Fairy skin has many special effects on her first skill. Each skin has its pros and cons.

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