Introduction to the Combat System in Arknights: Endfield How to Battle in Arknights: Endfield

Speaking of the combat system in Arknights: Endfield, many people may not be familiar with it, after all, not everyone had the chance to participate in the previous tests. So, in order to help everyone understand the game's combat system and better get started with the game later, the following will bring you an introduction to the Endfield combat system. In this introduction, we will tell you about the basic combat mechanisms in the game. After reading the introduction, you will have a good understanding, which will make it easier for you to get started with the game later.

When it comes to the combat mode in the game, many people might think that the combat mode of this game is a completely action game mode, but that's not the case. Although the game looks like an action game, it is, in essence, an RPG game with real-time combat mechanics under the guise of an action game. In the game, players can control characters in real-time for combat, but the combat feel and skill execution experience are entirely different from those in action games. The game does not have as many judgment effects as action games, and the difference is significant. This means that you won't find the same sense of satisfaction from playing an action game in this game. When you experience it yourself, it feels more like playing a turn-based game.

During combat, you can form a team and deploy multiple characters simultaneously. Then, you can choose one main character to control while the others automatically assist in the attack. During this process, you can freely release the skills of the characters. There is no concept of hand speed zones; it's just a simple click-and-release, similar to skill releases in some APG online games. Although there is no hand speed zone, the game has evolved a rotation system similar to turn-based games. Yes, you read that right; there is a rotation system in this game, which requires you to maximize your team's output through proper rotation.

In short, the rotation system involves arranging the timing and sequence of character skill releases within a certain period to maximize output and maintain the best state of skill cycles. This is the combat mechanism for players in the game.

After understanding this, you can look at the overall combat mechanism. When it comes to the overall combat mechanism, the main focus here is on the combat logic of the monsters. During battles with monsters, you may sometimes see red circles of varying sizes appearing on them. These red circles are related to the imbalance mechanism in the game. This imbalance is similar to breaking an enemy's defense in some online games, causing the enemy to enter a temporary paralyzed state where they take more damage. The specific operation is to wait for the red circle to light up and then use attacks or skills to interrupt it when it flashes. The interruption must be precise; if it's too fast or too slow, it will fail.

Apart from the red circles, you will also see a white bar on the monsters, in addition to their health bar. This white bar is equivalent to the monster's defense bar, which can be depleted through attacks. Once depleted, the enemy can be put into an imbalanced state, taking more damage. This principle applies to all monsters in the game, whether they are regular enemies or bosses. However, some bosses have special defense mechanisms that cannot be depleted by normal attacks, skills, or red circles. They can only be depleted through specific methods. This is the overall combat mechanism of the game.

After understanding this combat mechanism, you should have a clear idea of the game's combat system. Once you understand it, you can move on to practical operations. You can operate the game in a way similar to Japanese ARPGs. The gameplay and actual operation method of this game are almost identical, so you can try it out. With practical experience and an understanding of the game's combat mechanism, you won't encounter any problems in future battles.

The above is the complete content of the Arknights: Endfield combat system introduction. After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone now has a good understanding of the game's combat mechanism. Now, you can wait for the game to be released and experience it for yourself.