Don't buy blindly, what is the status of the limited edition return? Players have too high expectations for the number of years. (II)

The item that most people wanted to buy was Angela's Treasure Ship. I remember when it was first officially announced that she was one of the members of the series, there were constant complaints. Players felt that she was out of place and that the planner had forced a popular mage into the game to boost sales. However, after it was officially launched in the game, word of mouth exploded. The gimmick of the faucet made it a hot topic during the Spring Festival. The dark horse of the entire set of Dragon Year limited edition was this mid-laner.

Mind Hacker or Treasure Ship

The ultimate is quite creative, getting rid of the years-old burning anchor. The laser beam is no longer a direct shot, replaced by a fountain. The direction of movement, the sweeping process, and the possibility of revealing underwater treasures. The visual effects and special effects elements are undoubtedly superior to previous skins, but the feel is slightly inferior. Angela's skin options are countless. The zero-cost option is Mind Hacker, and the rare legendary is the Heart of Coolomi. The pursuit game is quite good, with a great response and high demand for a return. This is inseparable from the faucet setting and the label of the Year of the Dragon. It is a bit over-hyped. Due to the limited edition and the 6 yuan hero instant kill, Mind Hacker is boring. The only remaining one is the Treasure Ship, which costs 710 points. It is still worth considering, but don't have too high expectations.

Amber Age or Peerless Flying Generals

Limited edition items are sold for their rarity, which sometimes doesn't necessarily indicate exceptional gameplay. Ma Chao's Amber Age, however, landed in fourth place, forced to choose between the other three. His competition was Wushuang Feijiang, whose sales once reached the top ten, and whose ultimate sticker descriptions were often unfounded. Whether in China or across all tiers, Wushuang Feijiang was everyone's top choice before the Amber Age, commanding the highest market share. Even after the Amber Age's arrival, it still lost out to Wushuang Feijiang in terms of reviews.

It's pretty standard, so how did it break into the top six? Amber Age's strengths are its solidity, gorgeous special effects without being overly flashy, and enduring design with a deep red hue that won't tire the eye. Meanwhile, Warriors feels a bit plasticky, but the feel is excellent. In short, if visuals are your priority, Amber Age is a must-buy for smooth, silky smoothness. Warriors is a masterpiece, and the benefit of buying more than one is that you can occasionally change the feel, so it's not a loss. Given Amber Age's popularity, I'm sure there will be a second installment.