In the battle between product lines, Sanrio wins with its accessibility, while Frozen is the main attraction. (Part Three)

Series sales aren't necessarily a bad thing. If netizens say that "Unfinished Weapons" was launched at the wrong time, they're sorely mistaken. The limited-time release targets the mass market, and discount cards save a lot of money. The available characters are all popular choices for low to mid-level players, and the quality is not bad. It doesn't mean you have to buy it every year. Serious gamers with their signature skills find the limited-time release flashy. "Unfinished Weapons" may not have many buyers, but it still has its market. High-level players who encounter a game with excellent gameplay never hesitate to buy it; they're decisive and direct.

Ink-stained Jianghu

One of the most memorable series was the epic rewards not being made universal. After the game update, the entire canyon environment was transformed into a martial arts style, overflowing with ink elements and featuring martial arts comic book pages to slowly watch. The trailer CG animation was impressive, showcasing five highly skilled hermits. How to choose one to recruit? I remember that during the series' launch, the 10v10 mode was being promoted, and a special event was created to collect Meng Ya's Stubborn Rock Soul. Everyone was busy checking guides, collecting items, and speeding up the progress. With the version milestone theme, the activity level was indeed very high.

As for the sales series, they performed well as well. One masterpiece was Xiahou Dun's Frosty Northern Blade, a legendary item with an extremely high re-release rate. Next was Gongsun Li's Smoke of Parting, which had excellent feel but received mixed reviews for its special effects, with some finding it eerie. The others were sold directly in the store at almost half price, making them very tempting. Burial Money and Poetry Sword Journey, while not as good as the limited-edition and Glory Collection items, each had a martial arts theme, which fit the Chinese server environment very well. The popularity of ink painting is not surprising.

Saint Seiya

The Zodiac series, after ten years of game operation, only has five characters: Gold Aries, Gold Sagittarius, Gold Leo, Gold Scorpio, and Hades (for Kai). The release speed is slow, but each one is a masterpiece. Finally, the Ice and Snow series must be mentioned. Newcomers may find it unfamiliar, and it's currently being sidelined and neglected. However, it's actually the true main course of the game, with excellent feel. Athena Ice Crown Princess, Guan Yu Ice Blade God of War, Zhen Ji Ice and Snow Waltz, Pangu Frost God, and Gan Jiang & Mo Xie Ice and Snow Romance are all included. Two are free, reasonably priced, and have fantastic feel.

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