Unlimited Attributes of Online Games

Although it is possible to add unlimited levels, it is not the case with various level restrictions! It's also boring

I don't like writing book reviews, but I couldn't bear it this time! Brother! It's already 2020, but the content is still the same as in those years when online writing was popular. I can't bear to complain about it 😰😰😰

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Let's take a look: the protagonist has no level, and every 10 total attributes are considered a level. Attribute points can be purchased with game currency, and game currency can be converted into experience points. In this way, it is just a matter of spending money per experience: The same level as ordinary players has 10 attribute points, and there is no advantage in attributes at the same level; Experience points are used to become stronger. Currently, the experience points required for normal upgrades are unknown, and there is no way to judge whether upgrading becomes faster or slower without spending money; Normal players can become hammer-shaped warriors, such as adding points with all their strength, and because the cost increases with attributes High and accelerated, the protagonist can only develop in pentagons, which is unfavorable at the same level; Currently, 100 coins can buy basic equipment for beginners, which is equivalent to the cost of upgrading the protagonist from level 10 to level 11. The price is high, so it is hard to say whether it is suitable, but from the perspective of the protagonist, the equipment is still easy to obtain (if the value system is not broken, the author has given it a halo), so the only advantage is that you can spend money to upgrade. To sum up, it is equivalent to spending game currency to buy experience, and snowballing in the early stage is very important. If a level-restricted copy appears, the protagonist's attributes will have no advantage. (Protagonist: Why haven't you opened a new map? Low-level maps can't be upgraded!)

I've seen Chapter 130, and the protagonist has been living for a while, and not even a day has passed? !

Your power system is broken. I saw that at more than 290 chapters, the level of a Chaos-level profession is not as high as that of the protagonist, and its attributes are several times that of the protagonist. Will it cost tens of billions for the protagonist to upgrade his attributes in the later stage? So this talent is still of no use?

Two hundred chapters have passed and the time in the book has not passed for two days.

The earth will be destroyed in five hundred days, and the dog protagonist has no sense of urgency at all.

It looks cool, but is the boss too strong? An ordinary player has an attack power of hundreds or thousands. If you give the boss millions or tens of millions of health and a few thousand defenses, can this break the defense? Boss skills can directly kill ordinary players in an instant. Elite players have slightly higher attributes than ordinary players. How can they defeat bosses if they have skills that cover the whole map?

I've written more than 190 chapters and it's like 2 days have passed in real time.

Reading this article feels like going back to more than ten years ago, when online games were all over the Internet!

Hello author, I have some suggestions about attributes. Attributes are never additive individually, they actually have an impact on each other. For example, if you become stronger, your speed and physique will actually be increased, and your resistance will also be increased. A stronger physique will definitely have an impact on strength. At most, the improvement will not be as much as the main attribute. So although this is a game, it involves the entire universe after all, and the game settings should not be so simple. In this way, all attributes of the protagonist can be better brought out. After all, it is a chaos-level talent, and it should not be written so simply! ! !

I feel a bit nostalgic. I haven't seen a book like this for a long time. Has the Renaissance begun?

Analysis of the compatibility between the protagonist's profession and the protagonist's talent. The protagonist's upper limit for a single attribute is the maximum value that can be achieved by adding a single point in the same profession. Derivation formula, upper limit = level ⅹ (single attribute growth + free attribute points at each level). Career growth = sum of single attribute growth + free attribute points, protagonist growth = sum of single attribute growth + 5x free attribute points at each level = career growth + 4ⅹ free attribute points = 5ⅹ career growth - 4ⅹ sum of single attribute growth. So, when the growth is certain, the higher the free attribute points, the lower the sum of single attribute growth, and the higher the attribute upper limit. Referring to the chapter "Chaos-level Profession", as long as there is a profession with a free attribute reaching 50, the protagonist's attribute growth can reach the level of a Chaos-level profession. So in terms of attributes, the protagonist should find a career with high free attributes. (Actually, it is what profession the author has set. The current profession of the protagonist is suitable in terms of skills, but average in attributes) When the protagonist is level 30, The first-level "Almighty Rookie" has a growth of 15 per level, and the single upper limit is 205 (no, it overturned, it is different from my formula... But I have to keep counting) The second-level "Almighty Master" has a growth of 25 per level, and a single upper limit of 265, Level 39, with a total attribute of 17 30. It can be concluded from these: 1. When a career is upgraded, the single upper limit growth is 60 points, and career growth is increased by 10 points. Therefore, all single attribute growth is increased by 2. Combined with the above, if the career is upgraded later, it will still be the main, or even only single attribute growth will be added, which is a big resistance to the protagonist's strength growth 2. From level 30, the total attributes are 265ⅹ5=1325, to level 39, the total attribute difference is 405, and each level grows 45. From the above formula (I don't know which one is wrong), it can be deduced that the protagonist's single attribute growth is 4, and the free attribute points are 5. The occupation mentioned by the author, the basic "Swordsman", has a total growth of 15, a fixed 5, and a free 10. The growth of the protagonist is 45 (the same as the protagonist's secondary occupation). . . ) The second-level "Great Swordsman" has a total growth of 30, a fixed 10, a free 20, and the growth for the protagonist is 110 This profession is obviously designed by the author for the protagonist, mainly to highlight the all-round versatility, but there is a problem with the balance of attribute growth between professions. In addition, I did some calculations and found that the author's upper limit of attributes = the upper limit I calculated - the first-level free attribute. It's so confusing. . .

Just guess, losers in the war will become NPCs.

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Hurry up and update. The pace is fast. I wrote hundreds of pages in a few days. It feels a bit slow. Otherwise, if the whole book is written, it will be hundreds of millions of words😁😁😁

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No updates for so long? ? Don't dare to fall into the trap!

How often is it updated? Yearly?

If you update like this, it won't be easy for me to give you a monthly ticket or a reward, so I'll say goodbye.

What is your defense? Good-looking?

The two expressions represent what I want to say🤓

What happened to the author?

Me, the newcomer. After reading a few chapters, I wanted to ask how to calculate the main character's 80 attack, the enemy's 50-60 defense, and the critical hit of 200-220! Well, a little further back, the protagonist has 90 attack, the enemy has 80 defense, and can he still get a critical hit of 200? ? ?