How to choose the anniversary skin rewards? Should you replace the old one or wait patiently for the new one to be launched: Tier 2

Among the many anniversary limited editions, Bruce Lee's epic is the only exception. The other old models are of ordinary design. Mingyehao and Wugufengnian are always legendary quality, so the texture will not be inferior to the years. It can be seen that the production of the epic is being upgraded. The 2023 works, Liang Zhu and Meeting Feitian, are listed as T1. The selling point is cultural creativity. The former is Yue Opera and the latter is a mural. They are just skins from many years ago, and they have not been optimized with the version. The special effects seem old-fashioned and the feel is unsatisfactory. They are not even as good as the Brave, and are not much different from the companion.

T2: High Mountains and Flowing Water, Dream in the Garden

Zhuang Zhou's "High Mountains and Flowing Water" launched in October 2021, limited to the sixth anniversary celebration. How could the sixth year lose to the second and third anniversary? It has something to do with the theme concept. The narrative is about finding a soulmate, and the elements use flowing water, clouds, branches, and spirit birds. However, the biggest highlight is that it allows players to witness the charm of the ink style, emphasizing a peaceful state of mind. The atmosphere of traditional Chinese ink painting is thick. The initial appearance was amazing, but the thunder was loud and the rain was small. As time went on, negative comments began to overflow. Many people complained that the special effects were too fancy and the skill sound effects were annoying. The agility of the original skin of the grass carp suddenly became cumbersome, making the national server willing to wear the companion skin. Choose one of eight, and it is absolutely not recommended to give it priority.

Even Zhen Ji's Dream of the Garden is included, a 2nd anniversary exclusive, released in October 2017 as the game's first free anniversary game. While the free-to-play setting wasn't widely adopted at the time, players humbly accepted it. The design draws inspiration from the Kunqu opera "The Peony Pavilion" with a reimagined image of a lady from a noble family, elegant and intellectual.

However, the constant criticism is the voice acting; the dialogue is so irritating I almost want to play on mute. For an epic game set in antiquity, the action hasn't improved much, the spellcasting is stiff, and it's inferior to the Frozen Dream. Even the aesthetic of the Sparrow Dance is just that: a brave warrior, completely surpassing the anniversary edition. If you bought the "King of Women" or "Frozen" beforehand, don't assume it's valuable just because it's labeled "2nd Anniversary." It's just an old game. Regardless, it's recommended to test the gameplay at a training camp before redeeming it.