City of Dragon Tracks, this three-occupation legendary mobile game based on a mythical world, is not easy to start an adventure in. At least, the beginner's guide for City of Dragon Tracks that we share with everyone must be understood. To be a warrior on the Maya continent, besides having courage and wisdom, one also needs to know how to gradually improve their own strength. So, in today's introduction for beginners, you can learn how to develop your abilities in the game.
In the game's combat system, fighting Asuras is an extremely challenging activity. Defeating Asuras means being able to obtain a large number of high-quality equipment and items, which are precious resources for enhancing the character's strength. However, to successfully overcome the challenge of Asuras, if the character's level is not high enough, rashly challenging Asuras may result in failure. At this point, players can use advanced counter-shock stones. When the character reaches level 3100 or above, they can try using them. Specifically, the player needs to remove all the equipment on their body, keeping only the clothes. Also, if the beast spirit is in a participating state, it should be turned off. In battle, through the advanced counter-shock stone, the damage caused by Asuras can be reflected back, and by continuously reviving, victory and resource acquisition can be achieved.
Like most games, advancing through the main storyline is the best way for players to quickly become familiar with the game world. Currently, the game has a total of six chapters, each chapter's mission further divided into four sections, with the first chapter being slightly unique. Completing these main missions not only helps the character level up quickly but also allows for collecting generous rewards. More importantly, it unlocks more areas in the City of Dragon Tracks. The initial six characters each have unique features, precisely corresponding to the three classic occupations: Warrior, Mage, and Taoist.
The Taoist occupation's abilities mainly focus on survival and control, though its skills are relatively weaker in group damage. Warriors have high mobility, along with impressive damage output and substantial health, especially the Li Bai Xia Ying Sword skill, which, once unleashed, can explode with extremely high damage. Mages possess high damage output and valuable group damage skills. When players upgrade their level to 5 in the Hero Hall, they welcome a new combat aid, allowing them to choose heroes to assist in attacks.
These heroes, like the characters, are also divided into the three occupations: Warrior, Mage, and Taoist. When different occupational heroes and characters are combined, they can trigger four types of skill bonds, each with unique uses. When the player's character and a Mage hero form a Mage-Mage bond, it can increase damage output by three times for a short period, suitable for killing bosses or grinding. If the player's character and a Warrior hero form a Warrior-Warrior bond, it increases combo attack speed, also applicable for killing bosses and grinding. A character and a Taoist hero forming a Taoist-Taoist bond can add a significant amount of dodge attributes to the character, making this bond very advantageous in PvP fights. Finally, when the player's character and two heroes form a perfect combination of Warrior, Mage, and Taoist, it triggers a bond skill that increases the enemy's stun effect, making it more practical in PvP fights.
In the game, runes are precious and powerful items that players have a chance to obtain after killing bosses. Once a rune is obtained, it can be directly equipped to enhance the character's attributes and combat capabilities. However, it should be noted that once a rune is activated and worn, it cannot be removed by the player. Only when a higher-level rune is obtained will the original rune be automatically replaced. Moreover, once a rune has been worn, it becomes bound, meaning it cannot be discarded, traded, or listed for sale.
For those extra and unbound equipment or other items in the game, players do not need to worry about waste. They can be sold through the convenient stall system in the game. When setting up a stall, note that the number of items on the stall cannot exceed the actual number held to ensure smooth transactions. These items can be used to earn gold, allowing players to manage material farming 24/7, even while offline, so that the character can continuously acquire resources.
During the advancement of the main storyline, the system will give players BOSS summon scrolls. Using these scrolls, players can quickly complete tasks and obtain various equipment materials from the summoned BOSS. However, when using the BOSS summon scroll, one must go to the corresponding BOSS respawn point for it to take effect. When improving one's combat power, pay attention to upgrading the martial soul and divine artifacts, which require the consumption of legend coins. Melting down equipment is one of the important ways to obtain legend coins, but it may conflict with obtaining the ancient treasure - the Sun Shooting Bow.
At this point, for players who are not currently in dire need of legend coins, they can choose not to melt down equipment to avoid affecting the acquisition of ancient treasures. However, in the later stages of the game, the demand for legend coins will increase. After the divine artifact - martial soul is upgraded to level 20, every 5 levels of upgrade will grant a legend coin package. Additionally, players can obtain more legend coins by melting down low-quality or excess equipment, meeting the needs for upgrading the martial soul and divine artifacts. All equipment can be obtained through monster-killing, and it can also be progressively upgraded and synthesized to create ultimate equipment.
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