Three Kingdoms Strategic Version – Haoshi: Cultivating the Essential Strategy Star (Unique Lineup Combination! Explore the Power of Haoshi’s Latest Strategies in the Three Kingdoms Strategic Version)

Haoshi in the Three Kingdoms Strategic Version is a relatively obscure general, and many players choose to develop him along the strategic route. However, for new players, obtaining Haoshi can be quite difficult, so players need to carefully consider when to use him. Today, we will provide a detailed explanation of Haoshi, hoping to be helpful to everyone.

In terms of basic attributes and troop compatibility, Haoshi has an S rating in troop compatibility, with an A rating for archers and spearmen, and a B rating for cavalry and shield soldiers. In terms of growth in power, Haoshi’s command, intelligence, and speed are all excellent, while his strength and intelligence growth are relatively average. Overall, Haoshi has a balanced set of attributes, though they are relatively low compared to other generals. However, Haoshi’s command and intelligence attributes are weak and often require the support of other tactics in battle, so it is recommended for players to choose defensive or strategic generals to develop Haoshi, in order to enhance his survivability.

1. General’s Attributes:Haoshi’s main attribute is intelligence, and his troop type is spearmen.Looking at his growth values, Haoshi’s command, intelligence, and speed are all outstanding, allowing him to effectively play his role in battles. Therefore, it is recommended to choose strategic-type generals as the core output in the team lineup.2. General’s Troop Compatibility:Haoshi’s troop compatibility lies with shield soldiers and equipment.Looking at his growth values, Haoshi’s main attribute is physical attack, and his troop type is archers.Looking at his growth values, Haoshi’s main attribute is strategic attack, and his troop type is infantry.Based on the attributes and data comparison above, it can be seen that Haoshi has relatively high growth values in attributes, troop types, and speed. It is recommended for players to prioritize the development of shield soldiers. As for spearmen and equipment, it is recommended to prioritize the development of archers and shield soldiers to ensure maximum output.In terms of tactics combinations:1. Command Tactics [Power of Taiping Dao Method]:[Active Tactic] Taiping Dao Method enhances one’s own attributes to enemy’s single target, causing damage every round for 2 rounds, and causing the enemy’s single target to enter a state of confusion for 1 round, with randomized effects.Recommended tactics: Taiping Dao Method + Shibi Sanri + Fengshi Formation. Shibi Sanri causes confusion to all enemy troops and deals strategic damage for the first 2 rounds. Analysis: Haoshi’s innate tactic and the damage effect of Taiping Dao Method are quite powerful, and there is a high chance to confuse enemies, preventing them from attacking. Although it lacks control and debuff effects, the probability of triggering its innate tactic is very high, which can stably trigger confusion and is not countered by other tactics, making it suitable for players to carry.2. Assault Tactics [Miraculous Coexistence]:[Assault Tactic] Miraculous Coexistence has a 60% chance to trigger, allowing oneself to enter a continuous attack state with a 50% chance to perform a normal attack every round (damage rate 60%).Recommended tactics: Miraculous Coexistence + Scraping Bone and Treating Poison; Scraping Bone and Treating Poison, in the first 2 rounds of battle, grants Miraculous Coexistence status to 2 of our soldiers (healing rate 60%) for 1 round, and grants Miraculous Coexistence status to a single allied soldier for 2 rounds, with a 50% chance to grant Miraculous Coexistence status every round (healing rate 100%).Analysis: Miraculous Coexistence has a high probability of activation and puts oneself in a continuous attack state, making it suitable for players who want stable output. The combination with Scraping Bone and Treating Poison can further enhance the effect, ensuring continuous healing and stable output for allied soldiers.