How to play dawn warrior

There are many occupations in Watching Dawn, and each occupation has its own characteristics and gameplay. Warrior is the most controversial and difficult occupation to play. Many players said that they would not. The following small series will bring players how to play Watch Dawn Warrior. Let's go and have a look!

Fighting game

Fighter is the favorite occupation of local tyrants. After all, it is the coolest to collect money and insult other players. I really haven't seen a local tyrant who specializes in playing farmers and businessmen. In our war zone, local tyrants often engage in things with rhythm. So if you are a local tyrant, fighters are the best choice, unless you like being abused by others after collecting a lot of money ~ ~ ~ So players who want to choose fighters should pay attention. Once you choose a career as a boxer, you are ready to collect money. There is no charge for fighting fighter planes, and you can only be abused by others until you finally quit. Because fighters make a living by fighting and robbing, if you don't pay, you can't beat others, especially those who pay the same. A small farmer like me, he has already paid hundreds of dollars. If you want to rob my resources for free, is it possible? Farmers can only reduce their offense and defense when attacking, and the defense time is full. So if you can't beat others, you can't develop, you can only get weaker and weaker, and finally anyone can bully you.

Of course, I have seen people make a living by raising fat sheep and attacking the dead. But the former is too energy-consuming or requires you to spend money to find someone to practice the number, while the latter is really wronged. Therefore, to play fighter, you have to earn some money to keep yourself in the middle of the whole war zone, so that you can bully people who are weaker than you and survive. Of course, fighter planes also have many advantages. First of all, insulting farmers and businessmen is even more refreshing. Another is that boxers are the easiest to make a fortune. Serious fighters in our war zone often go out to grab a wave of resources that farmers can spare 1 day or even a few days. Of course, if you don't play well or are too hateful, you will be beaten up by others, and the resources you grabbed may be taken away before you run out. Therefore, it takes a lot of brains to fight a fighter. If you can sneak attack, move to the city at random immediately after stealing resources, or get up with a protective cover to develop rapidly. If you don't take the above two roads, and you are not the first local tyrant (no one dares to fight such people), then you will gain something ~ ~ Oh, and one more thing that all students who play fighting must understand. Every war zone will have an armistice agreement and a truce period. For example, the nap 15 agreement means that the top 15 alliance can't go to war at will, and even if it goes to war, it should refrain from completely tearing its face and leading to war.

Because once the cross-regional campaign is involved, the main force is this 15 family, and then we must put aside all contradictions and be consistent with the outside world. Therefore, internal contradictions in various war zones must be controlled and internal friction should not be too serious. If internal friction is too serious, it will be abused by other war zones. So nap 15 is a general protocol, which is generally small, but don't overdo it. The leaders of the top leagues will reach an agreement and will not go too far. So friends who play fighter planes must restrain themselves and don't play too much. If it is not a super local tyrant, it will be miserable to break the contract casually. Maybe several major leagues will unite to encircle you. Especially in cross-regional wars, if there is still a civil war at this time, it will certainly come to no good end. This is the first point to pay attention to, and the second point is to think about how you will live during the armistice. Generally speaking, it is bullying the dead number, or low-level alliances (weak countries have no diplomacy ~ ~ ~), and the second is to jump ship and become farmers or businessmen.