Worse than even the bravest warriors, wouldn't take it even if it were free: A rundown of the worst skin designs in King of Glory. (Part Two)

Lu Ban No. 7's Arcade Kid skin, an Epic skin, is priced at 2888 points. Everyone is happy with the price, even though it's a bit expensive, almost double the price of current Legendary limited skins. Fortunately, there's a Fragment Shop where you can exchange it for 288 skin fragments, making it feel like a good deal. Besides, the special effects are comparable to regular Legendary skins, and it has a unique walking animation. It's a classic skin, the originator of the Arcade series, and hard to surpass.

If we replace Wu Zetian's skin with the Dongfang Bubai skin, it's expensive but mediocre in strength. The first major drawback is that even the most basic Brave skin costs 888 points after the compromise. The effects and feel are all up to par, but it doesn't even provide the basic joy of shopping. The emotional value is zero. It's bought and then left in the warehouse. Players who already own Wu Zetian would rather buy the legendary Ocean Heart skin, which at least has a Star Guardian set. After equipping it, the mermaid-like color scheme, mainly pink and purple, does lack a bit of the queen's domineering aura, but the visual effect is beautiful, and it still feels comfortable to use after a while. The Nyx Oracle skin, a collector's edition, is a visual master. What reason is there left to choose this useless skin?

Xiang Yu: Baseball Ace

If you don't mention it, you'll definitely forget this skin exists. You really don't see it in the game regularly, especially for those who log in with WeChat. This is because Xiang Yu's Baseball Ace skin is exclusive to QQ members. To put it nicely, it's a limited-edition skin. QQ members love to hold events to boost user numbers and game activity, aiming to kill two birds with one stone. QQ members familiar with the situation are already used to it. It has been brought back to the event countless times. Its rarity is average, so it's more of a name than a reality.

Despite being a limited-edition skin, its popularity is surprisingly low. If you don't believe me, try asking any Xiang Yu players; most will reply that they don't know or don't want to use it. Xiang Yu is positioned as an accessible skin, and the 6-yuan flash sale for a rare skin is quite a gimmick. It's fun and quirky, and you can't complain too much about the low price. This season's annual skin has amazing special effects, but the domineering Xiang Yu design is starting to feel a bit greasy. Hopefully, it will be replaced with a more modern and contemporary look. We can look forward to its return.

The developers realized the crisis with skins and tried upgrading baseball ace players, but in the end, their status remained unchanged and the improvement was minimal. Similarly, skin collectors are forced to buy skins.

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