In the game "Yijian Fengyun Jue," for new players just entering the world of the game, many mechanisms and modes can easily slow down their progress if not paid close attention to. The tips shared in this comprehensive guide for "Yijian Fengyun Jue" aim to provide more techniques for new players. If you are not very familiar with the settings of this game, you can first get acquainted with some of its gameplay through this introduction.
A unique feature of the game that cannot be missed is definitely the affinity system. In the process of interacting with a rich variety of NPC characters in the game, giving items to increase affinity becomes an important way to obtain valuable items from them. However, there are quite a few points here that new players need to carefully consider. First, do not blindly give NPCs a large number of white or green items to increase affinity, unless the person no longer has any treasures that you desire to obtain through sparring.
Because in this game world, the main way to obtain items from NPCs is actually through combat. The higher the affinity, the greater the advantage you gain from the character. Some players believe that the best value for affinity is 70, but achieving this goal requires sending a large number of yellow or higher-grade items. In the early to mid-game, players often face a resource shortage, making it difficult to gather so many high-value items for gifts.
Therefore, when the NPC's affinity is above 40, the chance of receiving items after winning a sparring match is basically sufficient to meet the player's needs. It is worth noting that the increase in affinity is closely related to the color of the item, ranging from low to high as white → green → blue → yellow → gold, etc. Interestingly, the increase in affinity is not related to the grade of the item. For example, a ninth-grade blue equipment and a fifth-grade blue equipment will increase the same amount of affinity when given to an NPC.
In addition, every 20 points of NPC affinity constitutes a critical threshold. As affinity gradually increases, the increase in affinity gained from giving the same item will correspondingly decrease. Even when affinity reaches a certain level, certain lower-quality items will no longer be able to increase affinity. At this point, the heart symbol representing the ability to increase affinity will quietly disappear in the gift backpack selection interface. Therefore, when players clearly know that an NPC has an item they desire, it is wise to choose to give two yellow preference items, which can quickly raise the NPC's affinity from 0 to 48.
Of course, under the condition of limited resources in the early stages, giving two to three blue preference items to increase affinity to 44, or one yellow and one blue to increase affinity to 40, are also good strategic choices. After all, when an NPC's affinity exceeds 40, the drop rate is already sufficient to meet the player's basic needs, without the need to excessively consume resources to pursue higher affinity. Here, it must be emphasized that a wrong way of giving gifts is to first send white items until reaching the affinity threshold limit, and then sequentially change to sending green, blue, and yellow items. This seemingly progressive method actually has significant risks because it will result in a large number of junk items filling the NPC's backpack.
In addition to the interaction techniques with NPCs, the game's combat mechanism also has many details worth exploring. For example, the concepts of side attacks and back attacks exist in the game. In actual combat, everyone occasionally encounters a confusing situation: when you carefully maneuver your character behind the enemy, preparing to release a skill for a fatal blow, the character does not turn around to face the enemy as expected, but instead releases the skill while facing away from the enemy. This situation makes it easy for the enemy to perform a back attack when it's their turn to act, so make sure to calculate your actions well.
In terms of the teammate system, Wei Huo, who can join the team early on, may perform relatively weakly in early battles, but he has unique advantages. He can trigger teammate-exclusive quests very early on. After completing these exclusive quests, it is essential to learn the breathing technique. At this point, Wei Huo's role gradually shifts from a pure damage dealer to a multifunctional role that combines defense and support. Finally, in the game's resource collection and forging system, there are also some details that players often overlook. For example, the jade-like minerals needed for forging, such as malachite, inkstone, amethyst, and emerald, require jade essence ore obtained through mining.
Some players often find it confusing when they cannot find certain jade-like materials during the forging process, even though they have obtained a lot of jade essence ore while mining. The key issue is that jade essence ore is classified as a consumable in the backpack, not under the material category. Therefore, players need to switch to the consumables category page to find the corresponding materials.
Regarding the comprehensive guide for "Yijian Fengyun Jue" and some unmissable gameplay, whether it's affinity or later jade forging, these are all main ways to enhance your combat power. As long as you don't miss any of these methods, your combat power will increase quite quickly.
