How is Ithergi? Introduction to Itherdoqi's gameplay

Yise is a pretty good new turn-based strategy mobile game that focuses on team cooperation and skill rhythm. Among its characters, Duoqi, nicknamed Qi, as a data variant, has core abilities to reduce skill cooldowns and increase action speed. Today, we'll share more about how Yise Qi performs; she is the invisible rhythm controller in the team. Many beginners may think her damage output is not high, but in reality, her support effects can maximize the output of teammates, making her especially suitable for teams that prefer a steady and methodical playstyle.

Duoqi's core role is data support, with her skills designed to enhance the skill cycle of teammates. Among her three skills, the most critical one is the second skill, Comprehensive Coverage + Temporal Leap (which reduces cooldowns): it consecutively reduces the cooldowns of teammates' skills by 5 turns, each time selecting the character with the longest cooldown (for example, if a teammate's ultimate skill has a 5-turn cooldown, this skill will reduce it by 1 turn each use, clearing the cooldown after 5 uses). At the same time, it adds 1 layer of data flow buff to the teammate (increasing damage by 10% for 2 turns).

The third skill, Temporal Leap + Comprehensive Coverage (speed-boosting skill), increases the action speed of the slowest teammate: it consecutively boosts the action speed of the slowest teammate by 15% (for example, if a teammate's original speed is 100, after 8 uses, it can increase to 220). It also adds data flow and gives herself 5 layers of backup (each layer absorbs 10% damage, up to 5 layers). The first skill is single-target damage (250% damage), mainly used for additional damage and self-backup. Although not a core skill, it allows Duoqi to have some self-preservation capability while supporting others.

In practice, Duoqi's skill combination should follow the logic of reducing cooldowns first and then increasing speed. For example, when fighting the final trial boss, if there is a Fire Archer in the team (ultimate skill is area-of-effect fire damage with a 5-turn cooldown), Duoqi can first use the cooldown reduction skill. After 5 uses, the archer's ultimate skill will be ready immediately, dealing 1/3 of the boss's health. Then, use the speed-boosting skill to increase the archer's action speed, allowing them to move before the boss, and then use the ultimate skill again. This way, the boss will be hit twice by the ultimate skill before they even get a chance to act, maximizing the damage.

In PvP battles, such as 2v2, Duoqi can first use the speed-boosting skill to increase the action speed of the team's Lightning Mage, allowing the mage to move first and cast Thunderstorm (area-of-effect control) to freeze the opponents. Then, use the cooldown reduction skill to reset the mage's cooldown, allowing them to cast "Thunderstorm" again, severely damaging the opponents.

Duoqi's ideal teammates are those who need to frequently use skills or have slow action speeds. These characters, when paired with Duoqi, can maximize their skill effects. For example, the Heavy Guardian has a slow action speed, and Duoqi's speed-boosting skill can make him move first, using Shield Barrier to attract the boss's attention and protect teammates. Then, the cooldown reduction skill can speed up the Shield Barrier's cooldown, allowing the guardian to continuously absorb the boss's attacks.

Although Duoqi is not the highest damage dealer, her ability to reduce cooldowns and increase speed can maximize the output of teammates, making her the invisible core of the team. By mastering the skill combination of reducing cooldowns first and then increasing speed, pairing her with teammates who need frequent skill usage, and focusing on developing her core skills, Duoqi can become the most reliable support in the team.