Anti-Riding Useless? I Have Brawl Hex

Your career positioning is very problematic. Since there is a warrior as a basic profession, based on your description, your so-called knight should also be a variant of a human shield. A serious knight relies on his mount and holds a long weapon. You're a knight on foot.

The main character is Hex, and the knight I chose keeps complaining. I don't understand that designing this kind of plot is stupid. If you don't want to play, just change it.

WoW's T is still maintained by the union. Who would want to play this thing if the union doesn't provide money?

According to the amount of people in the book entering the game, so many years have passed. Normally, all professions should be able to play well. Forcibly creating a useless profession will be much less interesting. I am already Hex. Is it necessary to use a useless profession to highlight the protagonist?

It's so long-winded. It takes one chapter to explain the basic knowledge that should be learned in school. Otherwise, what are you doing in school? You have to go to college to know what you are doing in school, what you are doing in school, and what you are doing in school. Isn't this the place to learn basic knowledge? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

This profession is so disconnected from the character's behavior And it's completely different from what everyone expected Now it's no different from the Lone Ranger, but you have to build an anti-riding profession Without the cooperation of a team, what's the use of anti-riding? In the latest chapter, I felt like I couldn't stand it any longer, so I had a boss battle. It was obvious that the protagonist could fight alone 😰, so he forced himself to show off his strength in front of others, but the arrangement was unclear and the plot was unclear. Since you decided to be a lone wolf at the beginning, why did you need to build a defensive knight? Punishment Cavalry, Violent Combat, and various output lone wolf professions are not more suitable than anti-cavalry? If you are not a lone wolf and you tell me the explosive attributes of the protagonist, how will you arrange the team? This attribute is growing explosively, and the team is lagging behind. It won't have to suppress the combat power in the end 😅 Then the world setting taunting does not work on monsters. No buddy. If taunting does not work, it is difficult for me to imagine how fast the output profession in this game dies. Then what role does your t play? Anti-riding is useless, and anti-war is useless. How many uses are there? Can't all bosses be just stupid and just stare at the ones closest to them? Everyone in World of Warcraft still knows about OT. In short, you can't understand the underlying logic before writing a novel. It's just for fun, but you don't understand it.

Especially now that 12.0 Anti-riding and blood dk sit on the same table. When I came in, it turned out that it was not the case.

The first lesson for newcomers in writing a book is to write less about the setting and more about the plot. You can intersperse the setting with the plot later on, but don't write all the settings in each chapter.

The introduction just confused me. If you don't take taunts, then what's the point of this skill? If taunts are useless, don't you still have legs? Zhanzhuang, right?

I fucking started the first paragraph of the first chapter, and I saw that comment that was so funny, (the author said that knights can't outrun the boss, and then another person said you (knights don't have horses?)

Although the setting and everything are pretty good, and I can't say it's extremely poisonous, I'm still having a brainstorm, as if I'm choking in my throat. After five chapters, I haven't seen any monsters after selecting Star Gang.

Anti-riding is useless, can knights only be used as anti-riding? How come the entire knight career system is ruined? The logic is not rigorous at all.

I didn't really want to read it. It's so waterlogged that you can skip chapters just by looking at the chapter names. There are too many data and explanations. The topic selection is quite good, but the data is easy to write without thinking about it. You can't write it all according to the alliance data. It only takes a few tens of minutes to stack up in a game. If you stack up casually in the real world, the value will explode and the balance will be unbalanced. Even if you can only stack once a day. Other plots can also fill in the world view, supporting characters, events, daily life, and other hexes, so that it won't just fill it with water. It's really uncomfortable to read. I want to read it but don't want to. If there is no water, I can finish the book within a hundred chapters. Alas~

After reading ten chapters, I haven't touched a single monster, Water King.

To write a novel, you definitely have to stress your combat power. There are very few authors who can write without stressing their combat power. I can understand this, but can you write more reasonably? Why don't you find the human race for the talent of Steel with Heart? As long as Hex is not exposed, it's fine. We are in urgent need of strong people. Just find a big boss and develop it in a few clicks. If you want to remove this path, you should say from the beginning that there are skills, equipment, and props that deprive talents of talents in this world, but you don't. Also, I have posted in the previous chapter that it is okay if there is no safety period. If there is a safety period, there will be a loophole. Your protagonist is like an old fool. Can you write a normal human protagonist who just wants to go out and fight monsters and risk his life? Well, you said you don't want to find the human race. You are afraid that it is understandable. Then you have a safe zone now, why do you want to run out and risk your life? Aren't you afraid of death? First of all, those experiences shouldn't be added to upgrades. Of course, if I can't choose myself, that's fine. What he has to do now is not to go out and fight monsters, but to find a way to catch 30 monsters or at least one. The cooldown you describe is 30 seconds, but each monster is calculated separately, which means that one monster is killed every second. 30 Monsters are exactly one cycle, and they are constantly stacked. Health points represent your attack power. Only if you are one level higher can you be almost completely immune. Otherwise, even if you are 9 stars higher, you will only be 90% immune. As long as you maximize the damage to your health points, fight again, and then quickly rise to nine stars, then find a way to kill a two-star, and then capture a two-star. This is what normal people should do, instead of fighting monsters like a fool like this protagonist.

That's outrageous. You need the front row at all times, right? In ancient times, the front row on the battlefield was heavy armored infantry, but now the front row on the battlefield is tanks. If there is no taunt, then it will be sewer? Who will resist the harm?

80% Of one chapter is settings and data. I'm speechless. It's like this in dozens of chapters. Very watery

Am I here to see you write data or diary? All water

Nowadays, many authors regard defense professionals without taunting skills as useless. You must know that there are taunt skills in the game because when we play the game, monsters without skills cannot attack defenders. But in reality, even without the taunt skill, defenders have long legs and can move to block attackers. Even if you have long legs in the game, if you stand in front of an attacker, the attacker will break through!

It's too watery. You can't write like this. The core of online articles is always the plot. No one likes to look at data and settings.

I feel like I've seen something similar, that was supposed to be Summoner?

Brother, you are too stupid. The whole chapter is just an introduction and explanation. If you do this, no one will read it soon, and you won't be able to continue writing! !

I removed this book. I was reading an interesting article and it was stuck in a broken chapter. I was really speechless. I don't want the monthly subscription at all.

It will definitely collapse later. . . How many attributes are there now? How many levels are they? . . What to write next

Later, the protagonist's combat power has collapsed, and there is no basis for his strength. He can kill instantly and can only grind slowly. The fight is so shaky that the protagonist's strength has no basis and is too fictitious to feel real.

This flood of water reminds me of an old friend

How come 50 chapters are already on the shelves?

Who knows what was written after chapter 15?