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Echoes of the Road : Aether Gazer dévoile le chapitre 19, partie II

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 18,2024

Echoes of the Road : Aether Gazer dévoile le chapitre 19, partie II

La mise à jour "Echoes on the Way Back" d'Aether Gazer est là, apportant une multitude de nouveaux contenus ! Cette mise à jour majeure comprend le chapitre 19, partie II du scénario principal, accompagné d'une histoire parallèle, "L'Ibis et la Lune – Moonwatcher", faisant allusion à des développements importants de l'intrigue.

Le point culminant est l'introduction de Verthandi, un nouveau modificateur S-Grade. Ce modificateur de mêlée à attribut léger propose trois styles de combat distincts : un style de contre-attaque défensive, un style de rafale à dégâts élevés et un style DPS soutenu, offrant aux joueurs diverses options stratégiques. L'histoire fascinante de Verthandi, révélée à travers des expériences dans l'hyperespace, ajoute de la profondeur au récit du jeu.

La mise à jour introduit également de nouveaux mécanismes passionnants de Ultimate Skillchain. Les joueurs peuvent désormais déclencher de puissants combos comme « Light the Path : Phantasmal Dawn » (Hera & Verthandi) et « Thunder in the Hills : Roaring Thunder » (Thor & Shu). Un nouveau Sigil, "Cycle of Time", offre des augmentations significatives d'ATK, des augmentations du multiplicateur d'indice de mod et des buffs de Crit DMG, améliorant encore les capacités de combat. Le Functor 5 étoiles, Elf – Geironul, fournit des augmentations de dégâts supplémentaires, spécifiquement pour Verthandi.

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