In the previous in-depth analysis of Jia Xu's team strategy, it was already emphasized that the core soul figures of the Poison Team are none other than Li Ru and Jia Xu. This key point also runs through the content of "Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2: The Song of the Hawk - Li Ru Team Effect Overview". Even when carefully building a team around Li Ru, this core idea is basically followed. However, it needs to be clear how other positioned generals are used in the team.
Due to Li Ru's unique skill effects, the Poison Team exhibits different performance characteristics in the two distinctly different combat modes of PvP and PvE. On the intense confrontation stage of PvP gameplay, the challenges faced by the Poison Team are more severe. If the Poison Team relies solely on poison as a single debuff method, then it is quite difficult to maintain the poison damage state stably in battle. After all, in the current game settings, there has yet to appear a super-strong general capable of instantly bursting out massive poison damage.
Moreover, during the period when Jia Xu has not yet reached three stars and unlocked his critical passive skills, the core roles of the Poison Team are very likely to become the focus of the enemy's concentrated fire attacks. Once these core roles are unfortunately defeated, the entire system of the Poison Team may face an immediate risk of collapse. It should be noted that the Poison Team is a highly dependent and intricately linked formation, where each role collaborates with one another. In case of casualties, it really depends on how everyone adjusts their teammates; if not adjusted well, the advantage of the lineup will decrease.
In comparison, lineups centered on single cards have their own advantages in terms of flexibility. They are not as restricted by the system architecture as the Poison Team and can adjust more freely according to the battle situation. Therefore, to make the Poison Team stand out in the fierce competition of PvP and achieve better combat performance, refining and optimizing its gameplay becomes the key to victory. For the shortcomings exposed by the Poison Team in PvP, there are currently two effective improvement strategies.
One approach is, during the intense clashes of PvP battles, to switch the combat positioning of Jia Xu and Li Ru, transforming them from their original key positions bearing the responsibility of core output to support roles. Through this repositioning, new strategic elements are injected into the lineup. Then, by adding generals such as Lü Bu, Diao Chan, and Dong Zhuo, to complete the affinity, in this new system, the core output rests on the shoulders of the mighty warrior Lü Bu. As for the sixth position, Chen Gong can be chosen, who, upon joining the lineup, triggers Lü Bu's affinity, granting Lü Bu the powerful ability of immunity to control effects on the battlefield. Alternatively, choosing Sun Quan, who can effectively reduce the cost of Lü Bu's ultimate skill, enhancing Lü Bu's output capability, or even Jian Shuo, who can act faster and seize the initiative in battle, is also an excellent choice.
The other approach is to remain steadfastly focused on poison as the core gameplay but cleverly introduce fire elements as auxiliary means in the lineup, thereby increasing the diversity of debuffs. The advantages brought by this approach are multifaceted and obvious. With the increase in types of debuffs, it becomes increasingly difficult for enemies to dispel our poison damage. At the same time, there is an affinity relationship between Zhou Yu and Lu Xun. When they both appear in the lineup, they can enhance the indirect damage effect. This not only strengthens the poison damage but also enhances the fire damage.
In the Poison-Fire Team, besides the core figures Jia Xu and Li Ru, players can also look at other excellent strategists, such as Zhou Yu. Fire-based young generals can also be perfectly paired with them, allowing Lu Xun to smoothly integrate into the lineup. Such a carefully matched lineup configuration is sufficient to handle challenging battle scenarios like the Yellow Heaven Glory. Moreover, from a long-term development perspective, this Poison-Fire Team has high scalability. If the game undergoes version updates in the future, players can flexibly adjust the lineup between the Fire Team and the Poison Team based on their actual resource conditions.
From the recommended content in "Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2: The Song of the Hawk - Li Ru Team Effect Overview," this lineup actually tends to make precise adjustments based on Li Ru's characteristics. Therefore, for players who do not spend a lot of money or do not have a particular preference for Li Ru, using this Poison-Fire Team lineup in PvP gameplay is also a cost-effective choice.
