Which Classes Are There in the Mobile Game "Great奉打更人"? Introduction to the Factions in "Great奉打更人" Mobile Game It seems there was a slight error in translation. The correct translation should be: Which Classes Are There in the Mobile Game "Great奉打更人"? Introduction to the Schools of Thought in "Great奉打更人" Mobile Game However, to make it more natural and accurate, it would be better to translate as: What Classes are Available in the "Great奉打更人" Mobile Game? An Overview of the Schools/Factions in the "Great奉打更人" Mobile Game Please note that "Great奉打更人" is a direct translation of the Chinese title, which may not have an official English name. If it does, you might want to use that instead.

The testing for "Da Feng Dagengren" will start soon. This is an RPG online game, and when people talk about such games, they often think of different professions. So, what are the professions in the Da Feng Dagengren mobile game? In fact, this game does not have traditional RPG professions but instead has "cultivation schools," which include Wufu, Daoist, Sorcerer, Confucian, Witch, Gu Clan, and Western Regions. Here, we select a few representative ones to introduce.

Preface:

Different schools have different skills, and their characteristics and strengths naturally vary. For example, Wufu is suitable for solo combat, balancing offense and defense. Although the damage is slightly lower, it excels in all-around capabilities. The Daoist school has strong burst damage and is good at area attacks, but its single-target damage and self-protection abilities are somewhat weaker. Sorcerers can summon alchemical creatures and are very good at hit-and-run tactics.

By completing the preliminary tasks, you can gradually unlock all the schools. The attributes provided by different schools can be stacked, and the more schools you unlock, the higher your level, resulting in greater overall benefits. There are also many skills, and different skills can form unique combinations, enhancing the freedom and fun of combat. Cultivation schools have levels, and you need to consume cultivation points to upgrade them. Therefore, you can first choose a school to cultivate, and the cultivation points obtained through missions and gameplay will automatically add to your progress.

School Examples:

Confucian Scholar:

Confucian scholars emphasize stillness leading to action and accumulating strength. They use books, swords, and magical artifacts as weapons. In battle, common effects include text and leaves, with graceful and elegant movements, fully showcasing the identity of a scholar.

The core elements of Confucian scholars include: True Words: Releasing skills through the principle that "words become law," changing rules with speech; Imagery: Turning poetic imagery into reality, creating powerful illusory strikes; Brush and Ink: Symbols of the Confucian scholar's identity and skills, also the basis for special effects in battle; Righteous Energy: A unique energy used to resist backlash and enhance skill effects. Overall, Confucian scholars are not just simple ranged attackers; they excel at controlling the pace of battle, leading to victory in a stable and composed manner.

Wufu (Martial Artist):

Wufu may seem to rely solely on brute force, but in reality, they have deep inner cultivation. They are the earliest cultivation system, focusing on physical training, without relying on external forces or understanding the ways of heaven. Wufu pursue the unification of "body, qi, spirit, and intent," emphasizing both body techniques and explosive power.

Common weapons for Wufu include swords, spears, and gloves. When releasing skills, they are accompanied by metal element effects, with moves closely following body actions, forming virtual shadows of qi, and reinforcing defense with protective energy. The integration of metal elements makes the skill effects more powerful and penetrating. Wufu are straightforward fighters, breaking through enemy lines with their physical strength and skills, walking outside the three realms and within the five elements, representing the undying and indestructible path of martial arts.

Sorcerer:

Most sorcerers belong to the Office of Astronomical Observations, although some wild sorcerers can practice but find it difficult to reach the top. As the "scientists" of the Da Feng world, sorcerers can observe celestial phenomena, create artifacts, and control situations, combining technical and magical roles.

Their core abilities include: Alchemy: Skilled in creating magical artifacts and mechanisms, enhancing the attributes of combat tools; Healing: Sustained healing, enhancing team survival; Celestial Insight: Can peek into the future, erase traces, or even alter memories, making it the most mysterious power of sorcerers; Array Formation: Mainly used for attack and control, divided into creation and barrier types.

Barrier Arrays: Require the sorcerer to stand still while casting, suitable for long-range and buffing skills. Creation Arrays: Can summon mechanisms and traps but cannot move during release, testing the timing and positioning. As a versatile role combining output, control, and support, the flexibility and tactical depth of sorcerers make them play a crucial role in combat.

This is the introduction to the professions in the Da Feng Dagengren mobile game. The professions mentioned here actually refer to the schools. As a character development game, players will eventually master all these schools because they provide overall attribute bonuses. Besides these cultivation schools, there are also secondary professions related to production, such as weapon forging, armor crafting, copying, elixir refining, cooking, and accessory making. Players can choose based on their preferences.