The developers still haven't forgiven the players.

A real morning.

Today is a workday, and many players have things to do in real life.

As a result, with a large number of players logging off, the post refresh rate on the official website forum reached a new peak.

I'm absolutely blown away.

If this game doesn't become popular, I'll just eat it.

[Can the production team see this? I apologize for my previous doubts; you are all my gods!]

[These might be the best few days the development team has had since the forum started (just kidding).]

In fact, every time new game test slots are released, similar posts appear on the official website forum the next day.

This time, the number of new players was so large that these kinds of posts basically flooded the screen.

When Brother Niu saw that his newly posted third strategy post had been scrolled to the bottom in the blink of an eye, he had to use his privileges to pin it to the top.

The main feature is the game channel function added in this version. There's not much to say about it; it's just a feature that most online games have.

The analysis was already detailed in the previous two installments by Brother Niu, which led to a significant drop in the number of views for his third Genshin Impact strategy post.

The most popular post right now is actually a review from Campus Spring Scenery.

The title is: [An objective evaluation of the available military techniques in the current game.]

As the player ranked number one on the leaderboard, regardless of how he got there, he is definitely a top player in the eyes of other players.

"Tiger Fiend Skill", "Green Stream Secret", "Breaking Waves and Collapsing" and "Martial Arts Body Forging Secret".

Currently, players can only access these four military strategies, and only Campus Spring Scenery has experienced them all.

The assessment of him as "the number one player in Genshin Impact" is considered by many players to be a valuable reference.

Even Brother Niu couldn't resist clicking on the post to see what this guy had to say.

When he clicked on the post, he discovered that Campus Spring Scenery hadn't even had time to post anything yet.

From the second floor to the hundredth floor, all the messages were from other players urging them on.

[Taoist Fifteen Dogs (Playing): Sofa.]

[Eight Alleys (Play): Quick update.]

[Spring Rabbit: Boss! Tell me about it!]

Seeing everyone's enthusiasm, my vanity about the campus spring scenery was greatly satisfied. Isn't that what playing online games is all about?

He quickened his typing speed and finally published the first paragraph before the post reached two hundred replies.

[Campus Spring Scenery (Play): I am truly flattered by everyone's enthusiasm. There are only four military techniques in total, so I don't need to sort them from top to bottom. Please bear with me.]

Getting back to the main topic, let's start with the "Tiger Fiend Technique." The animal hide that records this military manual was first discovered and selflessly shared by the brother @ThisWhatPrinciple.

This military strategy manual accompanied us veteran players through the early stages of the game. To be honest, I have an emotional attachment to this manual. Unfortunately, the military strategy manuals in the game have different levels, divided into four levels: Heaven, Earth, Black, and Yellow.

"Tiger Fiend Skill" is a Yellow-level military technique, and it is also the only one of the four military techniques that does not have any skills equipped, so it provides almost no additional help in combat.

Its only advantage is its simplicity and ease of practice; it's very easy to master. I recommend that novice players start with "Tiger's Fury Technique" and then switch to other martial arts techniques after becoming familiar with the game's mechanics.

【Campus Spring Scenery (Play): Both "Qingxi Jue" and "Polang Jue Beng" are Earth-level military techniques, so I'll talk about them together.

In my personal experience, these two military strategies are not that different; both are equipped with skills—yes, according to the game's description, they are combat techniques.

"Qingxi Jue" is Luanxi Jin, and "Polang Jue Beng" is Polang Quan. In terms of offensive power alone, Polang Quan is indeed stronger, but it also consumes more energy.

Those who have experienced the game should know that there is a high degree of freedom in using these skills. It is called Wave Breaker Fist, but you can even kick with your feet. It's just that the effect will be less effective with the same amount of health.

If you're going to learn something, I think it's fine to learn any military strategy.

In terms of complexity, "Breaking Waves and Collapsing" is probably a bit more difficult. I have a friend, whose surname is Gou, who spent an entire night trying to master it but still couldn't get it to work.

Ignore Dog Bro's profanity-laden replies in this sub-floor.

The final paragraph of "Springtime on Campus" was updated quickly.

[Campus Spring Scenery (Play): Okay, here comes the important part. I know this is what everyone wants to know most—the "Martial Arts Body Forging Technique," currently the only Heaven-level military technique with an acquisition method. Right now, I'm the only one in the entire game who knows this military technique. (Hands on hips)]

It is equipped with three skills. If the two Earth-level military techniques are like playing with water, then the "Wumu Body Forging Technique" is like playing with gravity. I admit that I don't have much talent in this area. If it were a real master, he could probably play these skills in a dazzling way.

Of course, the requirements for learning this military technique are quite high. Not only do you need to be level 72 or higher in the game, but you also need to spend 100 spirit points in the shop to purchase a training qualification. After actually experiencing it, I can only say that it's definitely worth it...

Seeing the description of the campus in springtime, the other players in the post were incredibly envious.

Unfortunately, the requirements for learning "Wumu Body Forging Technique" are not easy to meet. The level 72 threshold alone can eliminate 99% of players.

Currently, there are only three players who are above level 72.

Not to mention that even if you meet the level requirement, you still have to spend 100 spirit points to buy it. Just by signing in, a level 70 player would need two weeks to save up enough.

Players below the post can only satisfy their cravings by listening to descriptions of springtime on campus.

[Days spent merely filling a quota in this world: I want to have fun.]

[momo: Unbelievable! I can understand the spiral force, but how did they create this gravity? Wasn't the game supposed to require players to practice their own skills?]

But even her departure was like a cloud (playing): something she wanted.

[Want to be Lao Kuai for three days (playing around): I won't grant your wish.]

[Watching the Sea and Listening to the Wind: I don't care about this or that, just give me some erotic pictures.]

King Wen of Zheng (playing): That reminds me.

Seeing that the conversation was getting off-topic, Brother Niu left the thread.

He remembered that his brother-in-law seemed to still be using the "Tiger Demon Technique," and he was about to call to remind his brother-in-law to come back to the tribe to practice it.

……

The battlefield within the light curtain.

The sky is like an inverted giant cauldron, always displaying a chilling amber color, like solidified amber, forever exuding an oppressive atmosphere.

On the vast land, shattered weapons and withered bones can be seen everywhere, and faint sobs can be heard in the distance, as if countless wronged souls are wailing in the midst of it.

shuh~

Suddenly, a dark shadow flashed by, and a human scout who thought he was well hidden was pierced through by the arrow.

The next second, several human scouts, also hidden among the skeletons, suddenly stood up, their muscles tense, their faces grim as they looked in the direction from which the arrows had come.