Hello everyone, I am the editor of Qitan. Today I want to talk to everyone in the emotional literature section about the game "Chivalry". Many friends who have just entered the game may feel that the system is complicated, there are too many opponents, and they don't know how to play. Don't worry, here is a growth guide I compiled, I hope it can help you. 😊
Let's talk about the growth system first. Don't rush to fight when you first enter the game. Spend more time to familiarize yourself with the main plot and task chain. This is the fastest way to level up. The experience and basic equipment rewarded by the mission are enough to support you until the middle stage. At the same time, it is recommended to learn life skills early, such as gathering and forging. Making your own equipment not only saves money, but also makes transitional equipment with good attributes through craft recipes, killing two birds with one stone. ⚒️
The equipment system seems to be ever-changing, but in fact there are traces to follow. In the early stage, a mix of "toughness + attack" is recommended to ensure survival while also providing output. Don't be too obsessed with the best attributes in the early stage, just have enough. Wait until you reach level 50 or so before you start saving materials, completing dungeons, and getting graduation outfits. Here's a little tip: Check the drop list before dungeoning, and if there are any missing parts, go brush the corresponding BOSS. This will be much more efficient.
Combat is the core of "Chivalry", but novices should not rush into the battlefield and be abused. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with your professional skill combos in the competition arena first, and practice dodges and interruptions. In the competitive mode, novices can use control skills to contain opponents and cooperate with teammates to focus fire. When fighting in the wild, be careful of the red-named area. If you can't beat it, use Qinggong to run away. Don't take it hard. 😅
Let's talk about the trading system. Stalls and auction houses are good places to make money. Materials obtained in the early stages and excess life recipes can be put up. It is recommended to check the market price of the rare props produced in the dungeon first, and do not sell them at a low price. On the other hand, if you want to collect equipment at a low price, stay in the auction house more often. Prices are often lower late at night and early in the morning.
One final reminder: There are multiple combat modes and a complete reward and punishment mechanism in the game. You can hang up and farm monsters, but you will get tired if you do it for a long time, and the system will reduce your income. At this time, you might as well work on life skills and watch the plot and scenery. Relaxation is the long-term solution. After all, Jianghu is not only about fighting and killing, but also about human relationships and stories. 💪
I hope this guide can help young heroes who are new to the game. If you have other questions or your own exclusive experience, please leave a message below to share, and let's explore the world of “Chivalry” together! 😊