Every time I see a new legendary game, my old arms and legs can't help but want to take a look back at the glory days of those years. There were no smartphones at that time. Internet cafes were filled with the sound of keyboards and a bunch of people watching the computer screen playing Shabac. Losing equipment would make you feel distressed for a week. You would stay up all night grinding monsters and you wouldn't be able to keep your eyes open the next day in class. Well now, this "Wandao Martial God" directly inserts the legendary soul into the placement gameplay. You don't even have to move your fingers. The characters can defeat monsters and upgrade themselves. It is simply tailor-made for us 35-year-old uncles! 😎
Don't be dissatisfied with the lack of controls in idle games. There was no such thing as the legendary “automatic pathfinding” back then. You had to manually click on the map to run around. You had to press skill shortcuts to defeat monsters. If you were slow to attack with one move, you would be attacked by the monsters. It's better now, with fully automatic combat. You can click on it secretly when you're fishing at work. When you get home from get off work, you'll find a backpack full of equipment, and the level has been upgraded several levels. It's so satisfying. Moreover, this game retains many familiar elements from the past, such as the three legendary professions, Dragon City, and maps. When I see those names, I feel like I have traveled back to 2002. Veteran players know it all, and they have a pretty solid grip on this wave of emotions.
Let's talk about the character development system of this game. You can actually add attribute points by yourself! I remember that in the past, if I added wrong points in Legend, I would have to delete my account and practice again. Now I can adjust it at any time, which saves a lot of time. There are also various weird ways to play, such as equipment tempering and sacred beast training. It feels like the old-end game routines of the past have been integrated into a mobile phone. There is no need to spend money to buy some cards, and there is no threshold to start. Regarding this "zero fee model", I have to boast: it is much more conscientious than those private servers back then! In order to buy the best equipment, I threw all my pocket money into it for a month, but I was cheated by the GM.
What kind of people is it suitable for? First, old gamers like me who want to relive their youth but have no time to play; second, office workers and students who usually don't have time to stare at the screen, but want to experience a sense of growth; third, those who dislike the flashy mobile games that are too tiring for the brain and prefer simple and crude ones. Moreover, this game is also very friendly to novices. It automatically finds the path when it hangs up. There is no need to study the combination of skills. It is done without any brainstorming. Do you think you can still find such a pure game these days?
Of course, there is also a little regret. After all, it is an idle game. It lacks the tension and excitement of teaming up with brothers to fight bosses, and there is no hand speed duel during PK. But think about it from another perspective. At that time, we stayed up late and hurt our bodies. Now we are in good health and can become stronger even while lying down. Isn't this the ultimate ideal of middle-aged players? Finally, I use an old saying to summarize: Beginners don't hesitate, veterans don't miss it, it's not a loss if you join the trap, it doesn't cost money anyway, just play for two days before talking! 🚀