Practical Guide to the Mobile Game Beneath the Eccentric Practical Operation Guide for the Beneath the Eccentric Mobile Game

The game not only perfectly recreates the characters from the original work but also builds a very distinctive combat mechanism. Many newcomers may not fully understand the mechanics, so they often fail in intense battles. Therefore, the following guide on the actual combat of the game will delve into the combat mechanisms and practical skills, helping everyone to get started faster.

1. Normal Attacks and Skills

Each of the characters you control has its own normal attacks and skills. Normal attacks are usually multi-segmented, with a certain continuity; after hitting the first segment, the subsequent segments can be retained for a period of time, and clicking again can initiate an attack. Skills are divided into regular skills and ultimate skills. Regular skills, or small skills, generate a cooldown period after use, which can be used again once it recovers, and are further categorized into safe moves and risky moves. Safe moves can be defended against and interrupt the opponent's normal attacks, with a blue light appearing around the character when released. Risky moves cannot be defended against, can interrupt safe moves, and are indicated by a red light around the character when released. Ultimate skills, or big moves, require the consumption of Qi to release. Qi is the energy bar below the character's portrait, which increases with each hit on the enemy and each skill received, and once full, the ultimate skill can be released.

2. Stamina

Stamina is a crucial resource during combat, recovering over time up to a maximum of 5 bars. Actions such as dashing, forced escape, and canceling all consume stamina. Dashing is a quick movement method, consuming 1 bar per use. Utilizing the flexibility of dashing allows for better evasion or distance management with enemies. Although being hit during the dash will interrupt it, using it at the moment of the enemy's hit can trigger a perfect dodge, restoring 1 bar of stamina and providing a brief invincibility period; Forced escape is used when the character is hit, helping to escape the opponent's combo, with a 12-second cooldown and consuming 3 bars of stamina. However, note that if hit by the opponent's ultimate skill or throw, it cannot be used. Finally, canceling has no cooldown, consuming 2 bars of stamina. It can be inserted into any action during an attack, allowing for new operations. In practice, canceling helps reset the normal attack to the first segment, thereby extending more segments and dealing higher damage.

3. Defense

Defense is mainly used to block the opponent's safe moves. During defense, the character can move slowly using the joystick. A successful defense significantly reduces damage and enters an automatic chain defense state, continuously defending against subsequent attacks. Additionally, within a certain time after a successful defense, pressing the normal attack button will also restore some Qi.

4. Throws and Counters

Throws are triggered when, while the enemy is in a defensive state, the player clicks the normal attack within a certain distance and hits the enemy. At this point, the normal attack transforms into a throw, breaking the enemy's defense and throwing them out. Each of the moves introduced above has corresponding counter relationships, as detailed in the image below.

5. Practical Combo Techniques

After landing the first hit on the opponent, there are different techniques to expand your advantage. The first technique is resetting the normal attack. When we hit the opponent with a normal attack, but all of our regular skills are on cooldown, we have no follow-up after knocking down the enemy. However, the opponent might turn the tables with a skill upon getting up. To avoid this, we can insert a cancel into the normal attack, resetting its segments and extending it until our regular skills are off cooldown, thus allowing us to continue with a regular skill for higher output; The second technique is forced standing. When we hit the opponent with Zhuge Qing's normal attack, the last segment knocks them down, ending the combo. But if we immediately follow up with the "Wind Rope" skill after the last segment, we can pull the opponent up, continuing the combo. Many characters in the game have similar skills that return the opponent to a standing state after being hit. Familiarizing yourself with different characters' moves can expand your possibilities.

The above is the guide to the actual combat of the game, detailing the combat mechanisms and practical skills. After mastering these, you can practice with your favorite characters in real battles. With more practice, you will surely become stronger in actual combat.