In the martial arts world of Yijian Fengyun Jue, the choice of teammates and the clever construction of the lineup are key to determining the direction of the battle. The game has meticulously set up different types of teammates, each with unique skills and their own roles. How to choose T0 teammates in Yijian Fengyun Jue actually depends on many settings because it provides a diversified foundation for lineup combinations, and these characteristics will bring different combat effects. Therefore, in the game, everyone can find the teammates they need to join the team.
Let's first talk about Shangguan Hong, this teammate. She can join the team at the beginning of the game, and indeed has many highlights. In terms of versatility, she is quite good among all teammates. Although she cannot learn such stunning moves as Tianwai Feixian, she can switch roles through Tai Chi or Bai Di Jianqi. Shangguan Hong can play a role wherever needed and almost achieve full participation in battles. If you want to go the route of a BUFF machine, reasonably selecting Yin Meridian to increase energy gathering speed and gaining the initiative, but it's not recommended to invest resources too early in Dai Meridian, which increases movement, since there are still skills like Gui Ying You Ming that can make up for mobility shortcomings later on. It's worth noting that after meeting Shangguan Hong, if you want to trigger her subsequent exciting storyline, you need to give her gifts until her affection reaches 40. Fortunately, the final step is not very difficult, allowing players to successfully complete her personal story in the early stages of the game.
Sima Ling, this teammate, can also join the team early, as her preconditions for joining are related to Shangguan Hong's personal story. She masters two major support skills, Qingmu Manwu and Bai Di Jianqi, and her support capabilities are top-notch. She also possesses all conventional sword skills, making her an all-rounder. However, due to the short-range nature of swords and her position in battles, her energy gathering speed is slightly slower compared to Shangguan Hong. But as the saying goes, the power of a team is boundless. When she and Shangguan Hong fight together, the latter can use dual actions to promptly provide buffs, keeping the team's beneficial effects uninterrupted and maintaining strong combat power. Another thing to note is that the base value of the knife she uses is relatively low, meaning that during direct attacks, she may be more suitable for playing a supporting role, using flexible positioning and precise timing to seize opportunities for output.
Fuyeming Wang, one of the only two teammates in the entire game who can achieve the evaluation of a Grandmaster, but he joins the team the latest. He has a full set of sword skills and should be a standout in the field of swordsmanship. Unfortunately, he lacks the Yijin Jing, a treasure book for sword cultivation, otherwise, he would have been a sure bet for the title of the best swordsman. From the perspective of meridian points, he has nearly 500 points less than Sima Ling. Under the same development path, most of the extra points go into constitution and defense attributes, but in the two key combat attributes of attack and critical hit, he is even worse off than Sima Ling. He also holds a unique Blood Sea Demon Knife. If players want to try an unconventional sword path, they can practice with him, but in most conventional battles, Sima Ling, relying on her ability to apply buffs and support, stands more often at the forefront of the battle. As for his conditions for joining the team, first, accumulate 10 points of goodwill in the Kong Liang mission, then perfectly complete the Ganquan Village series of missions to gain 40 points of goodwill. After the side quest ends, go to Shaolin Temple to find him, and you will get another 10 points of goodwill, totaling 60 points, and then he can successfully join the team.
Lv Xian'er, this teammate, is generally quite well-equipped in terms of skills and joins the team fairly early. Her storyline in the game covers a wide range, with stories everywhere except in the Snow Mountain and Southern Border regions. Her character design is also very likable. However, the stick skills she excels at are somewhat unsatisfactory in actual combat, and her personal tasks are also constrained by the main storyline. Compared to other similar teammates, she has an additional skill, Hun Tian Lihua Gun, which to some extent makes up for the lack of offensive means. To have her join the team, you need to complete the prerequisite tasks in Gusu City, and it's important to save your game first, then officially welcome her into the team in Wutong Village. However, here, you will be stuck at 40 points of goodwill and the progress of the main storyline.
Finally, there is Yan Weihan, the second-best character under the protagonist, and also one of the only two who can achieve the Grandmaster evaluation. Even when fully equipped at level six and learning the complete set of Dragon Subduing Eighteen Palms at Wochou Mountain, he can directly achieve the Grandmaster evaluation. In terms of palm and fist skills, he is currently the strongest single-target damage dealer in the game version, with high proficiency, high attack, and high critical hit attributes, coupled with the burst from Chong Meridian, making his combat output simply explosive. However, he is not without flaws, having two obvious issues: one is insufficient AOE capability, which may make him struggle against groups of enemies; the other is a relatively high miss rate. Fortunately, his ultimate moves and heart methods can somewhat make up for the AOE deficiency, but the high miss rate remains something that players need to pay special attention to in battle.
The above is the complete content on how to choose T0 teammates in Yijian Fengyun Jue. In this game world, the unique characteristics exhibited by different types of teammates and the diverse lineup logic based on these characteristics collectively bring a rich combat experience. The differentiated design of skills and roles among teammates will allow everyone to have more lineup effects.
