New Strategy! Eclipsing Level Grinding and Skill Allocation, Breaking Game Conventions! (Advanced Career Guide! Master Eclipsing Level Grinding and Level Up Easily to Become King!)

New Strategy! Eclipsing Level Grinding and Skill Allocation, Breaking Game Conventions! (Advanced Career Guide! Master Eclipsing Level Grinding and Level Up Easily to Become King!) “Eclipse” is Tencent’s first 3D real-time combat mobile game, with its perfect art style and unique skill effects, it will bring players a brand new gaming experience!

And with the progress of the open beta, “Eclipse” (Saknight) officially landed in mainland China. In order to make it easier for newcomers who love this game to get started and enjoy the satisfying gameplay, we will start a new round of testing in mid-September.

During this testing period, “Eclipse” (Skull) will introduce two new gameplay modes: one is “level grinding and skill allocation”. The other is “PVP skill allocation”, both of which are PVP gameplay modes.

First, let’s introduce the concept of “level grinding and skill allocation”. This allocation refers to the fact that players can freely adjust their skill allocation according to different instance requirements. For example, the skill allocation after completing an instance can only be based on the “output direction” and “survival route” within that instance. Of course, if players want to experience other genres of skill allocation, they just need to consider their own career positioning and attribute needs.

So, how do you choose the correct skill allocation method? Let me explain it to you!

First, what we need to know is that there are two types of PVP skill allocation in Eclipse. One is “physical attack type”, which players can choose in PVE. The other is “magic attack type”.

In terms of attributes, players can allocate attributes according to their own needs. In PVE, players can choose a skill allocation that focuses on “damage output” and uses support as a secondary role. In PVP, players can choose attribute enhancements according to their own needs.

Finally, let me introduce “PVE skill allocation”. As the name suggests, PVE skill allocation is when players allocate attributes according to their own needs. In PVE gameplay, players can choose different types of attribute allocation such as “magic damage output as the main focus” or “defense ability as the main focus”. However, in PVP, players can freely choose according to the actual situation, after all, in battle, players need to flexibly adjust the position of skill releases to maximize their effectiveness.

In PVP skill allocation gameplay, we can choose either a “survival-oriented” or a “survival-oriented” skill allocation. Survival-oriented skill allocation mainly provides a certain level of protection and survival ability to the team. Survival-oriented skill allocation can provide certain survival capability and defense ability.

That’s all for this update! How do you, newcomers, see it? Are you already eager to enter the game and play? Then join “Eclipse” and embark on the path to become the PK champion together!

Advanced Career Guide! Master Eclipsing Level Grinding and Level Up Easily to Become King!

In the career of “Eclipse,” the Eclipse is the only female character. Eclipse is an assassin-type ranged attack profession with strong burst abilities. During battles, she can quickly approach opponents and deal them a fatal blow, causing massive damage. So, what is the skill allocation for Eclipse’s level grinding? How can you level up easily and become the king? Let me introduce it to you.

In the Eclipse profession, the skill allocation for Eclipse’s level grinding mainly has two types. The first type is the normal skill allocation, which has a strong output ability and is more suitable for novice players. The second type of skill allocation is more suitable for skilled Eclipse players with better operation abilities, but its output ability is relatively weaker.

Normal Skill Allocation

In terms of skill selection, the main means of output for Eclipse is normal attacks. Therefore, when grinding monsters, Eclipse’s skills should mainly consist of normal attacks, and most of Eclipse’s skills have control effects, so in the level grinding process, Eclipse can choose skills with control effects as much as possible.

In addition to normal attacks, Eclipse also has a wide-range high-output AOE skill. Eclipse’s ultimate skill “Starfall” can summon a meteor shower to cause a significant amount of damage to enemies within a fan-shaped area in front of her. In PVP mode, Eclipse can place her ultimate skill in the enemies’ pathway and use “Starfall” to control their movement.

Another ultimate skill of Eclipse is “Demon’s Blade”, which also summons meteors to deal a significant amount of damage to enemies within a rectangular area in front of her. “Demon’s Blade” is not only a single-target skill, but after it is cast, it can also mark and imprison surrounding enemies. The passive skill “Shadow Strike” of “Demon’s Blade” can trigger a passive effect of shadow strike when approached by enemies, causing damage and silencing the target with a certain probability. In PVE, Eclipse’s passive skill “Hidden Threat” can strengthen her stealth effect, increasing attack power as well as movement speed, evasion, and anti-critical rate.

In “Eclipse,” if players want to improve their survival abilities, they need to constantly enhance their skills and level up, and all of this is based on the equipment and skill levels of Eclipse. Three keywords: Eclipsing Level Grinding, Skill Allocation, PVP Gameplay