The King's Avatar: Gun Soul

Chapter 362 The Biggest Difference Between Physics and Magic
After listening to this guy's words, some viewers had a clearer understanding of the strength of the two players currently on the girls' team.

But some people still don’t know what kind of strength this person has, and how big is the gap between him and the players of professional teams?

Objectively speaking, the difference is not that big.

To be realistic, the opponents are professional players.

At this moment, Xiao Ce was the only one left on the boys' team.

When the game started, neither side was in a hurry to attack, and Xiao Ce was also looking for an opportunity to break through.

At this time, the elemental mage on the other side typed and spoke, "Xiao Shen, I am your fan, can you let me go?"

Xiao Ce immediately asked a question, then shook his head and laughed.

Naughty!

But if you think about it carefully, the other party's words seem to be giving yourself a way out.

If you really can't win, others might think that you are giving in to your fans.

It seems to make sense, but it also doesn't seem right.

But then again, this isn't such a formal match, it's more of an entertainment game, so it's not unacceptable to let the winner win.

After thinking for a while, Xiao Ce smiled and had the answer in his heart.

Bottom line: I'm tired of this red tape.

Then, Xiao Ce typed two more words: "Come on."

Xiao Ce completely overlooked a key word: fans.

After all, he had a preconceived subjective consciousness, and he now thought that the elemental mage on the opposite side was controlled by Su Mucheng.

Of course, we won't let them go. We can only say that out of ten points of attitude, we used nine points and left one point to adapt to changing circumstances.

But Xiao Ce soon discovered that the opponent was really fierce. This spell bombarded him. Fortunately, he had great agility and did not lose too much status, so he approached the opponent.

The opponent had also consumed a lot of mana in the previous battle, so it should not be a big problem for Xiao Ce to defeat him.

I just want to say, we still need to be more stable.

At this time, the elemental mage used an ice wall to separate the two sides.

The Ice Wall skill can actually be destroyed by the opponent, except for the user's active cancellation.

In other words: ice walls also have durability.

However, the output of a level 60 swordsman is still a bit low.

By the time Xiao Ce broke through the ice wall, the opponent had already cooled down some of his skills, and then bombarded him with ice and fire spells.

Xiao Ce controlled the swordsman to dodge left and right. It was obvious that the opponent wanted to block his movement.

In this situation, Xiao Ce can only take some attacks head-on, and for more powerful attacks, he can use blocking skills to offset 70% of the damage.

The cooling time of the blocking skill is not long, it can even be said to be very short.

Of course, the main function of the blocking skill is not to offset 70% of the damage, but to ignore the various control effects of any skills while blocking, such as knockback, knockback, etc.

Honestly, there are very few control skills in the game of Honor. The most common control is knocking up. All professions have control skills, which are also knocking up (floating skills).

Just, very monotonous.

However, this is also a feature of the game. If you want to change this feature, you have to change the entire combat system, which is a huge project. In fact, there is no need to change it, everyone is used to it.

At this point, the battle had been going on for a minute, and the Elemental Mage's mana was finally gone.

That’s right, the mana is completely empty.

It’s not easy.

As a result, the opponent simply admitted defeat and refused to fight, leaving Xiao Ce at a loss for words.

What else can I say? I can only spoil her. After the Elemental Mage admitted defeat, the third player on the girls' team was the Gunner, operated by [Asuna], who Xiao Ce thought was Chu Yunxiu, but was actually Su Mucheng.

Seeing the professions on the field, Xiao Ce had actually guessed it a long time ago. This was not giving them any chance to survive.

But fortunately, he is very experienced in dealing with gunners.

There is no denying that Chu Yunxiu's elemental mage is indeed very powerful and deserves to be called the number one elemental mage in the country.

But, Chu Yunxiu's gunner.

Tsk tsk, that can only be described as Sao Rui.

I want to win this game!

The countdown had just ended, and Xiao Ce rushed forward without saying anything and used three slashes.

What he didn't expect was that the opponent also rushed over and wanted to engage in close combat with his swordsman? !
So confident.

A gunner took the initiative to engage him in close combat?
Taking some time off, Xiao Ce quickly typed, "The gunners are fighting so fiercely?"

"Hmph." The other party responded with two words. A cannon shot out, brushing past the swordsman Xiao Ce's face.

Xiao Ce thought to himself that it was a close call. He had never expected that Chu Yunxiu had such profound attainments in gunnery. This guy was in danger.

However, his spear was faster than his opponent's spear outside seven steps, but within seven steps, his sword was faster.

Unexpectedly, when both sides were almost seven body lengths apart, the other side still showed no intention of retreating.

Another cannon blasted out.

There was no place to hide. Xiao Ce still made a slight misjudgment about the swordsman class he was operating. He miscalculated the movement speed of this swordsman class and was hit by a cannon.

Well, within seven steps, the gun is fast and accurate!
Definitely.

However, Xiao Ce did not expect Chu Yunxiu to be so good at playing the gunner profession. This time he was careless and did not dodge.

But there definitely won't be a next time.

Regaining his confidence, Xiao Ce decided to speed up the pace and start showing off his speed.

But there is still some pressure when level 60 fights level 75.

The pressure does not lie on the operator, but on the role itself.

Fighting a fragile class like an elemental mage is as painful as scraping.

Originally, the swordsman profession relies heavily on equipment and powerful attributes to achieve very high damage. But obviously, a level 60 swordsman does not have such conditions. This also causes his damage to be the same as scraping.

"Why is the damage so low when the swordsman fights the elemental mage?" Some viewers looked at the swordsman who was scraping, and were very confused.

At this time, someone said, "After all, the Elemental Mage is level 75, and his equipment looks good, plus the bonus of Armor Mastery, so his defense should be very high."

After this person finished speaking, someone immediately retorted: "Do you know what armor mastery means? Armor mastery adds to the main attribute and some secondary attributes, and does not add much defense at all. Unless your main attribute is defense, such as a knight with plate armor mastery;

But the Elemental Mage is cloth armor proficient, and the main attributes are intelligence and magic attack power. Assuming the Elemental Mage's defense is 5000, then through the armor proficiency bonus, it may only be increased to about 5600. What can this increase do? Can it really turn a squishy into a tank? "

Obviously, this is a grumpy old man, but it's true what he said.

"A swordsman can't defeat an elemental mage. It's simply because the swordsman's equipment is poor and can't break the defense."

There are two types of defense, one is physical defense, the other is magic defense (that is, magic resistance, and its branches include: ice resistance, fire resistance, light resistance, and dark resistance).

Magic resistance is the most difficult to improve, which is why Xiao Bieli was able to deal so much damage to the opposing swordsman before. The Ghost Swordsman is a magic output profession.

But back to the point, it's really a shame that a swordsman can't break the defense of an elemental mage. This is also the weakness of all physical professions, which are too dependent on equipment. Unlike magic output professions, they don't need too good equipment to achieve good output.

This is also his fault. He gave the guild players' characters too good equipment, a full set of level 70 silver equipment, which is no worse than a full set of level 75 orange equipment.

And his swordsman was even wearing blue equipment, which was really hard to deal with.

(End of this chapter)