How to Play with the Black Beacon Enki: A Detailed Explanation of Enki's Combat Techniques

Enki is a character in the Cuneiform Society faction. Although he is only a four-star character, the relationship between combat strength and star rating in the game is not very close. The main factors to consider are the skill effects and operational skills. Today, the content I bring will provide a detailed explanation. Next, let's see how to play Enki in Black Beacon. The prerequisite for playing a character well is to first understand the skill effects, including normal attacks, passives, and actives.

Enki's normal attack, Mechanical Experiment, consists of three consecutive strikes. By holding down, a heavy attack can be launched. After a perfect dodge, the normal attack will counterattack, with no additional effects. The first skill, Projectile Motion, throws an energy ball that causes regular damage upon landing. There can be at most one energy ball on the field. The second skill, Simple Collision Experiment, sweeps forward with a horizontal scroll, causing regular damage. During the sweep, any hit energy balls will be knocked forward.

The descriptions of this character's skills are very concise, but you can see that they work closely together. The main combo is to use the first skill to throw out the energy ball, then use the second skill to sweep and hit it, achieving the best effect. The more complex part lies in his passive. Passive, Enki's First Law: When the second skill knocks the energy ball into an enemy, it explodes, causing regular damage. The energy ball will bounce back to its original position after touching an enemy or flying for a period. At this point, the second skill can be used again to knock it forward. When the energy ball is knocked forward twice, the next explosion will not cause it to bounce back, but instead, it will replicate into multiple rotating balls to attack enemies.

The passive significantly enhances the effects of the first and second skills without requiring extra operations; simply repeating the combo can greatly increase the damage. There is also a finishing move, which throws out an expanded energy ball, causing a finishing blow, followed by using a scroll to activate the energy ball, causing another finishing blow. When Enki switches onto the field, he will directly strike the enemy with the scroll. When fully charged, you can immediately click to release the Simple Collision Experiment. During the burst state, each use of the second skill will automatically generate an energy ball in front of him.

The above content is my introduction today on how to play Enki in Black Beacon. After reading it, you should know what to do. Enki's skills are relatively simple, and as long as you learn to coordinate the two skills, you can easily get started. Combined with the finishing skill, the damage is quite significant.