Honor of Kings: No need for the Black Friday event as an excuse for the event rewards, epic skins for warriors are being given away like crazy.

Everyone knows how good the treatment is in the international version of Honor of Kings. This year's Spring Festival was a bit dull, not as lively as the Chinese version. But on a normal day, without any major update events, the benefits kept coming one after another, easily surpassing the amount of a single Black Friday or Spring Festival event. The activity there has hardly stopped, and skin sales continue to be transferred to the Chinese version, such as Amber Era, Phoenix Seeking Phoenix, and Ink-dyed Jianghu.

While you might find the content boring and plagiarized, it also features unique collaborations with Japanese anime, such as "Attack on Titan." These collaborations create skins that bring classic characters into the game, allowing players to wear them and experience combat effects, enhancing immersion and achieving nearly 100% fidelity. At this point, consumers no longer care about hero strength or ownership; they are solely focused on collecting these anime characters.

In contrast to the marketing approach used in the Chinese version, skins came first, followed by heroes. Before the collaboration event, a sign-in event was launched to give away permanent skins. Players could collect 20 items to exchange for a skin chest, which randomly selected one of Liu Bang, Milady, Li Yuanfang, or Zhou Yu's "Brave" skins, with no option to choose one themselves.

Furthermore, there are also rewards for signing in, such as the Mengqi Piggy Bank. Log in at set times every day to receive fixed rewards, and after a week, you have a chance to get limited-time vouchers, which can be exchanged for points to draw crystals or buy skins in the store.

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