Why can't the legendary soldiers beat the Taoist priest?

Taoist priests have strong defensive ability: Taoist priests can summon meat shield pets to absorb attacks, and their own defensive attributes are also very high, making it difficult for soldiers to cause effective damage when attacking Taoist priests.

Taoist priests have the skill of healing and adding blood: this enables Taoist priests to ensure the team's sustainable viability in team battles. It is also very difficult for a soldier to attack a teammate who has been treated by a Taoist.

Taoist priests can summon pets to fight: these pets can pose a great threat to soldiers, especially in group battles. Soldiers can only fight by their own output and skills.

Skill factor: The warrior's skill is mainly physical attack, and the Taoist priest's skill is mainly spell attack. Taoist priests can carry out ranged attacks through a variety of spells, and multiple skills can be cast at the same time, with a wider range of attacks. When fighting one-on-one, Taoist priests can consume soldiers' blood by constantly releasing skills, but soldiers can't return blood quickly, resulting in a decline in combat effectiveness.

Equipment factors: soldiers usually pay attention to defense and physical attack, while Taoist equipment pays attention to spell attack and spell defense. This makes it difficult for soldiers to effectively reduce the damage in the face of Taoist attacks, so it is difficult to confront Taoist priests head-on.

Skill factor: In the battle with Taoist priests, soldiers need to avoid the skill attack of Taoist priests and launch an attack at an appropriate time. Because of the range attack and sustained release characteristics of Taoist skills, it is difficult for soldiers to find the right time to fight back.

Game setting factors: For example, in the legendary game, the growth curve of soldiers is relatively flat, and it is difficult to upgrade, while Taoist priests are relatively easy to upgrade. This may lead to a great gap between soldiers and Taoist priests of the same rank.