How to Play Looping Disc Throw and Tips for Using Looping Disc Throw

Recently, a very special playstyle has emerged in the game, the Long-Throw Boomerang style. At first, when many players saw this playstyle, they didn't take it seriously, thinking that it was just about throwing their weapons. However, as time went on, the Long-Throw Boomerang style gradually matured, and the more powerful the boss, the more powerful this playstyle became. Next, I will thoroughly analyze why the Long-Throw Boomerang style is so strong.

As the name suggests, the Long-Throw Boomerang style involves throwing the weapon in your hand. This seemingly simple playstyle actually contains a lot of content. First, when experiencing the Long-Throw Boomerang style, do not use weapons like javelins or magic books. The best weapon for the Long-Throw Boomerang style is the boomerang series. The most unique feature of these weapons is that they can be charged during an attack, with a maximum charge time of up to three seconds. After charging, the damage and attack range of the boomerang will significantly increase.

The second point, which is also the essence of the Long-Throw Boomerang style, is that if the boomerang thrown by the player does not hit the enemy during the attack phase, it will fly a longer distance. At this point, the player needs to control their positioning. The main purpose is to better recover the boomerang and control it to deal a secondary strike to the enemy during the recovery.

Although the farther the boomerang is thrown in the Long-Throw Boomerang style, the higher the return damage, the actual situation is that the flight time of the boomerang is too long, causing players to often miss good attacking opportunities. Therefore, when using the Long-Throw Boomerang style to attack enemies, it's best to hit the enemy with the first attack. If the enemy dodges, the player can switch to a melee weapon and attack the air. This way, when the game determines that the player's main weapon is lost, the main weapon will instantly return to your hand.

Regarding the Long-Throw Boomerang style, there are some detours that players should avoid. When choosing enhancement paths, do not select defensive attributes because the Long-Throw Boomerang style positions itself quite far back, making it difficult for bosses' skills to hit you. Also, do not choose attack speed attributes when playing the Long-Throw Boomerang style. Although this attribute can increase the player's attack frequency, the number of attacks in the Long-Throw Boomerang style is limited. It relies more on stacking critical hit rate and attack power to deal high burst damage to the enemy.

That concludes the introduction to the Long-Throw Boomerang style. Overall, the Long-Throw Boomerang style indeed has a certain level of strength and is particularly effective against short-range bosses. However, the Long-Throw Boomerang style also requires a certain level of operational understanding. If players frequently miss their charged attacks or face agile bosses, the Long-Throw Boomerang style is not highly recommended.