Feifei Reunion with the Mage Guide: Introduction to Feifei Reunion with the Mage Gameplay

In the reunion of FlyFly, players can choose various characters with different traits according to their preferences, and the Mage is one of them. Many players choose the Mage because of its high output, but they don't know how to develop the Mage. Is there a guide for the Mage in the reunion of FlyFly? In this guide, I will show you how to develop the Mage so that it can deal high damage in combat.

Upon entering, all players start as beginners, and after completing tasks, players can choose one of three roles - Warrior, Mage, or Priest - to develop. The Mage role is more suitable for players who are good at controlling distance and can reasonably arrange the order of skill releases. If you decide to play as a Mage, the first decision you need to make is whether to use a one-handed staff or a two-handed staff. The difference is that with a one-handed staff, the player can equip an additional shield, while a two-handed staff deals more damage.

After deciding on the weapon, the player needs to start deciding on their attributes. Mages have multiple attributes to choose from, such as electric, earth, and fire. I recommend unlocking electric and earth skills first. Electric attribute skills are mostly high-burst, high-damage skills, which can provide sufficient output on the battlefield, while earth attribute skills are mostly control skills. Therefore, the combination of earth and electric skills can produce unexpected effects.

After understanding the development of the Mage, next is the team battle positioning of the Mage. As a key damage dealer in the team, the Mage needs to reasonably distribute the use of skills and pay attention to the timing of entry. Because Mages often need to use combos to control and deal high damage to enemies, we must always pay attention to our mana, not releasing skills randomly, but at the right moments, such as interrupting the boss's skill release. Additionally, we should not be the first to attract the boss's attention; instead, wait for the Warrior teammates to draw the boss's fire before entering, providing a better environment for dealing damage.

The above is the complete content of the "Mage Guide for the Reunion of FlyFly." I have introduced the weapons, skill choices, and playing style of the Mage. If you are interested in the Mage's gameplay, follow this guide to continuously improve your combat power and playing style, and become a top-notch damage-dealing Mage!