The Great Thief of Online Games

Basically, they are all T2 (Note: Knight T2 should not be an output equipment, but the settings in this book can be replaced with three sets of different attributes. Other conflicts with World of Warcraft are also subject to the settings in this book), and the weapons are brothers. With the Sword of Meeting, Mu Qiu has reached the pinnacle of the current version based on its equipment alone.

So how does such a powerful paladin perform on the stage?

Many people are paying attention to this relatively low-end game. In addition to many Paladin players, they also include many heavyweights in the professional circle. What they focus on is not the outcome of this game, but Mu Qiu's transformation from a healer to a Whether the output jump can be successful.

If Mu Qiu really succeeds, then everyone's targeted strategies for the Sword of Judgment must be adjusted.

The current lineup of Sword of Judgment is getting stronger and stronger. Originally, it was just the output lineup composed of Lu Li and Yueguang. The others were relatively easy to deal with. Later, Fat Monkey and Cat Love Meat were added. Their level may not be mature enough, but The performance is all commendable.

In everyone's eyes, Mu Qiu is similar to Luo Ying's memory, and is a relatively marginalized existence.

Now, this fringe character wants to break his position in the minds of others. From treatment to damage, it is really a huge leap.

The first opponent is a mage, and the mage beats the paladin, at least this is the case in the current version.

The mage who came on stage was a little nervous. It was not that he felt that he was not Mu Qiu's opponent. He excitedly began to imagine the glory he would have after defeating a star player, even if the player insisted on playing damage to his own death.

The battle was about to break out. Mu Qiu was the first to rush in front of his opponent. His big sword glowed with white light and he smashed down his pocket.

The mage was startled and quickly flashed an ice ring to distance himself.

Unfortunately, his reaction was a little late. This sword directly knocked out a quarter of his blood before he had time to set up his shield. The audience screamed, mixed with some cheers, which were from the Paladins. Cheering, they saw confidence from Mu Qiu's sword.

Paladin is very weak, and there are few classes weaker than it.

Wild PK is much worse than that of warriors and thieves, let alone the mages who can almost defeat them. There is a little room for survival in the dungeon, and what is valued is their aura, holy healing, and protection.

The scene everyone is seeing now is enough to show that as long as he has good equipment, a paladin can cut off half of a mage's life with one sword.

Of course, those who are really discerning are not so optimistic. There is a gap in the equipment itself, and the mage does not open a shield. Being slashed by a melee profession with a top-quality weapon will cause almost the same damage even if there is no Brotherhood Sword in hand.

The mage from San Gong and Sixth Courtyard was a little panicked.

No longer as calm as before when he despised the Paladin profession, he hurriedly added status to himself, put on a shield, and then started to attack the opponent.

During this process, Mu Qiu waited patiently, and only started to fight back after the attack hit her body.

The damage the mage hits him is pitiful. After all, he is a plate-armored profession with high defense and thick health, and there is a huge equipment gap between the two sides. At least this mage does not have any T2 equipment, or he does not even have a few legendary equipment. , after judging the damage she had suffered, Mu Qiu once again closed the distance between the two parties.

The distance between mages and most melee PKs must be maintained.

But this mage obviously didn't move so coquettishly, and Mu Qiu basically stuck to him to fight, and the battle ended quickly.

The second one was a warrior. The captains of Sannomiya and Sixth Academy probably felt that the long-range profession had no advantage, so they simply sent out a melee warrior to fight Mu Qiu head-on.

"Mu Qiu has already fought a battle, and now he still has 65% of his health. So Lu Li, do you think he can still defeat the next opponent?" Dark-colored Rufeng explained in a very passionate tone. This person He could control any style with ease, but Lu Li couldn't do it with such a secondary explanation method.

"Guess whether I will guess or not," Lu Li also had a little humor.

"Hey, this won't be fun anymore," he said, looking at Lu Li with a dark tone like the wind.

"You had a great time, but something like this that has no suspense makes me guess that you are insulting my IQ," Lu Li didn't bother to answer such a question.

"Don't be like this, no matter how confident you are in Mu Qiu, you can't just guess," the dark-toned Rufeng said.

"Let's take a guess. I guess Mu Qiu can finish the group competition. What do you think?" Lu Li gave the other party a provocative look.

"You mean to fight to the third place and still win?" Dark-colored Rufeng didn't want to accept the move at first, but what Lu Li said seemed to be a bit too much. Even if Mu Qiu is more powerful, San Gong Sixth Academy is still Someone with some strength could still lose if they sent three people in a targeted manner.

"If I lose, I answer the questions. If I win, I get the right to not have to answer questions for once. What do you think?" Lu Li said calmly.

"I'm also betting. It's the same as Lu Li's bet. If you win, I will answer the question. If you lose, I also have the right not to answer for once," the water elf added after him.

"Have you ever fought with Mu Qiu? Do you know that he is very powerful?" Dark-toned Rufeng said suspiciously.

"No," said the water spirit.

"Then why do you trust him so much?" Dark-colored Rufeng couldn't figure it out.

"I don't trust him, I trust Lu Li," the water elf said matter-of-factly.

"Pfft," the dark-toned Rufeng covered his face in depression: "This wave of dog food was really caught off guard. Okay, I'll accept it. Anyway, I don't believe that Mu Qiu can kill two people. You two, watch the game now. Come on, Mu Qiu doesn’t have much blood left, and he may not even be able to deal with this soldier.”

"Why has everyone ignored that he was once a healer?" Lu Li silently lit a candle for the dark-colored Rufeng.

"You mean?" Dark-colored Rufeng suddenly became alert.

At this time, something had happened on the field. Seeing that most of Mu Qiu's blood had been knocked out, the Berserker was secretly happy, thinking that this professional player would end in his own hands.

Unexpectedly, Mu Qiu suddenly raised her hand and gave herself a sip of milk.

puff!

There was a sound of vomiting blood all over the place, and everyone realized belatedly that Mu Qiu was originally a professional player with a healing orientation. Even though he changed equipment, learned new skills, and reset his skill points by completing tasks, but None of this changes the fact that he was once a pussy rider.

He basically knows all the skills that a milk rider should know, and his techniques are particularly skillful.

This move of raising his hand doesn't add much, after all, he is covered in output equipment, but this move is enough to destroy the berserker's already worried heart.

The dark-toned Rufeng knew that he had lost. He realized that he was too proud, thinking that he could manipulate Lu Li's water elf, but he did not expect that Mu Qiu was originally a milk rider.

In fact, most people may not necessarily be able to take this into consideration. After all, even if they can heal themselves, they may not be able to defeat three opponents. If everyone could do this, wouldn't players such as Paladins, Druids, and Shamans be able to dominate the arena competition?