A brave player who started by touching corpses

[Name: Xigang's Guardian]

[Type: Armor, Tower Shield]

[Quality: Set/Green]

[Equipment Condition: Lv6, Strength 75]

[Attribute: All Skills +1]

[Note: The set has the most accessories, the most versatile, the most widely recognized, and is the most suitable for some professions to use for over-exploration! Nothing else!

Next, you just need to improve your strength, find a good drilling master, and get a perfect diamond, then you can just throw it away! ]

The simple and crude +1 of all skills but without any other attribute additions made Luke's smile very subtle.

However, even this subtle smile soon disappeared. Luke directly ignored the complaints in the notes and the last two suggestions mentioned in the second half, and his eyes were fixed on "need to improve strength".

He first looked at the 75 points of strength required for this green tower shield, and then looked at the 30 points of strength on his panel, and the 15 points of unallocated attribute points...

Even if he didn't add constitution before, and then added all strength, it was only 55 points, and he couldn't lift this thing at all.

Oh, to be precise, he can lift it in the physical sense, but it can't meet the conditions for triggering the effect.

Theoretically, he needs to upgrade to level 6 and invest all attribute points in strength before he can really pick it up.

...But if I'm at level 12 with 75 strength, why would I need it! ?

Any bright gold weapon and bright gold shield has more attribute items than this thing!

If you don't go for skill flow or set attributes, there is no need to take this heavy tower shield, not to mention that Luke is actually a barbarian who can dual-wield weapons. Attack, attack, and attack again is the destiny of this profession.

However, considering that his main output is still the S stick, and all skills +1 should also improve the skills attached to other equipment, plus he has no other equipment, this all skills +1 Luke is really envious.

If you want to get this thing in advance, I am afraid you can only rely on bright gold equipment and amulets to stack strength, or see if there will be items in other games that can help...

Of course, you can also hit a 15th rune "Haier" to reduce equipment requirements, but if Luke has that thing, why doesn't he hold back a big rune word?

Damn it! It's really uncomfortable to only be able to look but not eat!

What's more annoying is that this thing is not only unusable but also takes up space!

It's impossible for Luke to throw this thing under the bed in the dormitory, so he is forced to lose 6 inventory slots.

This is the grid crisis, even the dark players who have come to the other world have to taste the delicious link.

Big box MOD! How can I live without you! ! !

Luke's mind suddenly went off the track and he began to wail silently.

The only thing to be thankful for was that he still had more than half of his inventory to put potions in.

Speaking of this, I have to mention that after Luke beat Contra yesterday, he was pleasantly surprised to find that his inventory equipment bar had different characteristics from the original settings.

For example, the three things that are conspicuous to wear, such as the Apprentice Scepter, the S Short Stick, and the Energy Jawbone Helmet, can actually be directly put into the corresponding equipment bar, and then Luke can choose to show or hide according to his needs.

When hidden, the equipment icon will be temporarily blurred and all the equipment's attached effects will disappear synchronously, but it will still occupy the position of the equipment bar.

Only when it is actively revealed will the equipment and effects reappear.

In addition, because Luke had played the version of the Lord of Destruction with the expansion pack before, only the weapon bar had two sets, and it could be switched at will.

Now Luke's three pieces of equipment are all in a hidden state, occupying the No. 1 main and secondary hand and head positions, but all the equipment's attached effects have not taken effect.

Do you know what Luke was thinking when he found this equipment bar feature?

He was thinking that he had to find a way to get a set of fancy full-body equipment and then shout "transform (hensh)" in front of everyone!

Ever since he watched the American version of "Power Rangers" broadcast for a summer vacation and got the "Kamen Rider BLACK" video tape by chance, Luke has always been yearning for this kind of transformation behavior.

If there is a chance to restore it, he will definitely be willing to give up his shame.

"But 75 points..."

Luke was still muttering in his mouth, obviously he was not willing to accept the fact that he couldn't lift the tower shield.

In fact, from the perspective of wearing armor in Diablo 2, adding strength to 75 can basically meet most of the needs. After that, you only need to choose to invest according to the equipment requirements, and the rest of the attribute points can be stacked with health.

After all, the combat power of Diablo 2 is actually not much related to the main body attributes. It all depends on the strength of the equipment, the skill level, and your mercenary daddy.

However, this is a different world where the panel has also mutated and the content has also been stitched together, so we can't be so absolute. Perhaps the four attributes of strength, agility, body, and spirit all have their own special features.

...Yes, stitching and mutation!

Luke suddenly remembered that he still had 2 skill points to allocate!

After reaching level 6, Luke obtained a total of 5 skill points, 3 of which have been thrown into finding potions, and there is still 1 branch enhancement that has not been added yet.

Luke thought he could try to find the possibility of picking up the tower shield in advance from the strengthening branch of finding potions, or from finding items.

With the investment of 1 skill point, the probability of "finding items" increased from 13% to 19%, and also showed four branches similar to finding potions.

[Viking Power: When a monster has certain props and equipment with strong characteristics before death, you can try to plunder one or even several of them in a targeted manner to replace the normal random drops that may appear. ]

[Money First: Every time you successfully find an item, there may be a varying number of "Dark Gold Coins" appearing together. You can use these gold coins to try to trade with the existence in some special scenes, but be aware that the use of Dark Gold Coins as local currency may involve the existence of "exchange rates". ]

[Barbarian Instinct: You can use all kinds of props and equipment found from monster corpses that you have never touched before with your intuition and instinct, and even ignore the rigid use conditions of some items to a certain extent. 】

【Bloody Harvest: You can try to cut off the characteristic parts from the monster's body and make it into natural trophies that may have attributes. 】

Luke found what he wanted as he wished, that is, the "barbarian instinct" that can ignore the rigid conditions for the use of equipment, but it must be said that the other three items also made Luke very concerned.

It should be said that it is worthy of being a variant of the barbarian skills, and each item is very barbarian style.

Viking Power, replaces random drops with designated looting. Luke believes that this enhancement should be most useful when yelling at the BOSS, especially when it is combined with the 100% delivery of the task reward.

Although gamblers have the joy of gamblers, the joy of robbing things like Viking pirates is obviously not inferior to being a gambler.

Money is supreme, which gives Luke an extra reminder that some monster nests may not only contain monsters, but may also contain neutral or friendly NPCs who can communicate or even trade.

It is this exchange rate between different games...

To be honest, the gold coins in Diablo are really worthless and easy to obtain. If it is the "Super Mario Bros." copy, the exchange rate is 1:1, I am afraid that I can buy all the mushroom kingdom.

The last bloody harvest should be the most barbarian. Is this to encourage me to cut monster ears, dig monster eyes, and cut monster fingers?

...It is not impossible, but the premise is that these bloody spoils are really useful.

Luke remembered that in the online mode, if you successfully kill the enemy player, you will get an extra right ear with the ID, occupation, and level of the killed player marked.

These ears have no effect, just for collection and showing off. It seems that the bloody harvest should come from this.

But what is considered "production"? Do you need to pickle it with lime? Or air-dry it?

Luke thinks he may need some information about the specimen production process.

Investing the branch enhancement skill points into "Barbarian Instinct", Luke obtained the passive effect of [Ignoring 1 condition for the use of items that meet the current character equipment level].

The "Sigan's Guardian" that was originally in a red background and could not be equipped suddenly became a normal equipable state.

Luke already met the "Lv6" hard rule, so the effect of ignoring the use conditions was applied to "Strength 75".

But being able to play a role and being able to use it are two different things.

When Luke replaced the apprentice's staff in his left hand with Sigan's Guardian, his entire left arm suddenly sank, and he was almost knocked off the squat toilet by the heavy shield that appeared out of thin air.

At this time, the importance of adding strength is reflected, because there are some things that you can't play without strength.

"...Will going to the gym to exercise permanently increase the strength attribute?"

Luke quickly hid the tower shield and began to seriously think about the possibility of this matter.