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In the latest 2.3 version of Resonant Tide, players finally welcome the long-anticipated new five-star Resonator - Xia Kong. Today, I will bring you an introduction to Xia Kong in Resonant Tide. As a support character with unique mechanics, Xia Kong's skill effects are simple yet profound, full of rhythm and tactical combination charm. Unlike some characters with complex descriptions that require careful study, Xia Kong's skill effects are straightforward and very suitable for players who like to get up to speed quickly and master things fast.

Firstly, Xia Kong's normal attack is a typical four-hit combo, all of which deal pneumatic damage. The most crucial part is her fourth normal attack - not only does it have high damage, but it also applies the Wind Erosion effect to the target. More interestingly, after Xia Kong's fourth normal attack, the skill effect of Melodic Solo will be triggered. If this attack is interrupted actively or passively, then Melodic Solo will automatically turn into Harmonic Shadow, continuing Xia Kong's regular behavior. This design makes her output rhythm very smooth, while also increasing the operability of her skills, allowing the combat to be influenced by the pace of operations.

Now let's talk about her Resonance Skill. Xia Kong's Resonance Skill performs excellently; through displacement, it not only effectively dodges enemy attacks but also deals pneumatic damage and applies the Wind Erosion effect to enemies. Such a simple skill not only makes her more mobile in battle but also provides additional debuffs to teammates, enhancing the overall team's potential for dealing damage.

Her Resonance Liberation is another highlight. When Xia Kong initiates Resonance Liberation with her clone, she restores Concerto Energy to her teammates and deals area-of-effect pneumatic damage. At this time, she applies both Wind Erosion and Light Noise effects to all hit enemies, further increasing the continuous damage she deals. It's worth noting that Xia Kong's skill has a very practical mechanism - when you switch to another character, Xia Kong's Resonance Liberation does not stop, and it automatically generates a Symphony Lead, providing more tactical options for the upcoming battle.

Finally, Xia Kong's Resonance Circuit system adds more strategic depth to her skills. When the melody accumulates to a certain level, Xia Kong can trigger a heavy attack effect replacement, making her output method more varied. Players need to reasonably accumulate melodies according to the combat rhythm, triggering stronger skill effects to improve Xia Kong's combat efficiency.

The above is the content of the introduction to Xia Kong in Resonant Tide. Xia Kong's design positions her as a powerful support sub-DPS character, with a very clear role. She can provide various debuff effects to teammates, especially the continuous damage from Wind Erosion and Light Noise, not only able to work well with characters like Zani and Katisha, enhancing the overall team's output, but also bringing changes to the combat rhythm.