The King of Survival-Strike, Understand and Avoid

The garbage number has been sold, and suddenly it is empty. Do you have any wood?

I am bored to talk about my understanding of these skills. Please correct me if you are wrong. Say it first. As the name implies, a hit is a hit, and the higher the hit rate.

The more likely you are to hit someone else (dewdrop nonsense), such as FPS, which is a shooting game, and everyone who has shot a shuttle magazine in the head but not the other half has experienced it.

If you hit it high, there will be a headshot, and if you hit it low, there may be a second situation, but the hit rate of FPS is guaranteed by the player's skill and vision.

If you change to RPG, it will be done by equipment. The injury caused by hitting the head is different from the injury caused by hitting the foot. Everyone knows that the head shot is right in the middle and the foot shot is a cross. (light a cigarette first)

Any profession must guarantee a hit. When it comes to level 74, it is generally useless to play low and have high understanding. Why? How can you understand if you miss?

It is useless to improve our understanding blindly, that is, to always say that we will have a kind heart. Crossing is a hit, not a deliberate crime.

Injury is also stronger than skill. Hit and understanding must be at the same level in order to achieve perfect and stable sustained damage, regardless of the opponent's equipment skills.

Avoid? I think it is more practical than physical defense. Why don't so many people take this route?

If you blindly pursue high injury, you will make great efforts to get injured, but in the end you still feel powerless. Why?

Take Yelang as an example. Ignoring defense, but not ignoring avoidance. Avoid high points and hit low points with Mao Mao.

It is entirely possible to waste his big move on FPS, because you have good posture and good eyesight, and you still can't hit me when I jump.

Avoiding survival is king, not physical defense. Of course, it would be better for the rich to take care of both.