Introduction to Basic Combat in Beneath the Eccentric; Overview of Combat Techniques in the Beneath the Eccentric Mobile Game

As a meticulously crafted 3D action fighting game, the core charm of "Beneath the Unusual" lies in its precise recreation and deep exploration of the original's supernatural combat settings, providing players with an immersive battle experience. In the game, players will personally control characters like Zhang Chulan and Feng Baobao, among others. The introduction to the basic combat mechanics not only allows you to see the characters but also understand the skill combinations and unique Qi system in the game. If you want to challenge various strong enemies, let's take a look together.

For new players just starting out, understanding the basic operating principles of the game is key to getting up to speed quickly. There exists a clear and strategically rich set of counter relationships within the game, which greatly enhances the tactical nature of battles. The three basic operations—normal attacks, defense, and skills—restrain each other, forming a subtle triangular counter relationship. Specifically, normal attacks can effectively counter defensive states; when the enemy is in a defensive stance, if the player's normal attack hits, it can trigger a powerful throw technique, or break defense technique, thereby forcibly breaking through the opponent's defense.

Skills, on the other hand, counter normal attacks because, during the release of a skill, the character is in a hard state, not interruptible by the enemy's normal attacks. Meanwhile, while releasing a skill, the player can interrupt the opponent's normal attack, achieving control over the battle rhythm. The principle behind defense countering skills is that the player's defense can successfully withstand the opponent's blue light skills, and after a successful defense, there is a brief counterattack opportunity for the player. However, it's important to note that defense is not all-powerful; it can only defend against blue light skills and is powerless against risky moves and ultimate techniques. In short, defense is mainly a means to defend against small skills and cannot resist big skills or ultimate attacks.

In addition, big skills and ultimates also counter normal attacks and small skills. In the game, when the enemy releases a small skill, their body emits a blue light, and when they release a big skill, it emits a red light. These are important combat signal indicators. When the opponent releases a big skill or ultimate, the player can use dodging to avoid damage. Dodging can avoid any skill or ultimate attack, but each dodge consumes one bean. It's worth mentioning that the game also has a substitute mechanism, which provides players with an opportunity to turn the tide at critical moments.

When being continuously attacked by the opponent's normal attacks and skills, players can use the substitute function, consuming three beans and entering a 12-second skill cooldown period, to forcibly escape the opponent's combo and get out of trouble. During combat, the game also features a red and blue light warning system, providing clear combat prompts. Red light represents high-threat skills, such as Feng Shayan's Hundred Steps Fist. When facing such skills, players need to promptly block or dodge to ensure their safety.

Blue light skills indicate interruptible skills, such as Jia Zhengliang's Pecking Dragon Cone. At this time, the player can, like Zhang Chulan, charge up for 0.5 seconds near the enemy and then release Palm Lightning to break the move, disrupting the opponent's offensive rhythm. Qi value also plays a crucial role in the game, with a maximum of 100 points. Different characters' skills consume different amounts of Qi. For example, Feng Baobao's Eighteen Styles of Awei requires 20 Qi points, so players need to plan their Qi usage reasonably during combat.

At least 50 Qi points should be reserved for emergencies. In terms of combo techniques, mastering the method of canceling after-shake can make battles more fluid and efficient. For instance, when Zhang Chulan performs a normal attack, the third hit can knock back the enemy. If the player immediately dodges, it can reset the action chain, and then use the White Long Worm to pursue, thus delivering a smooth and damaging combo.

The content introduced in the basic combat mechanics of "Beneath the Unusual" can be applied in actual combat. Of course, when using such techniques in battle, it's necessary to familiarize yourself with different situations. With sufficient operational skills, you can quickly improve your ranking.