Let me talk about my situation first. I am a workhorse. I commute for two hours every day and take a one-hour lunch break. I want to play some serious PC games but I don't have time. I also find it boring to play all-in-one games. I believe you guys understand how I feel😭
But the game "Tai Chi Panda 3: Dragon Hunt", to be honest, is one of the rare games that I am willing to squeeze in and play twice a day. You may say it's a bit livery, but the key is that it's fun! And they give you a "lightweight" way, so you don't have to clock in like you go to work every day.
The thing that pricks me the most is the mount! It's not drawn with krypton gold, it's done by yourself in the wild! Think about it, during lunch break, you go to the map to squat for a rare mount, and you are lucky enough to catch it. Who knows the joy of whoring for free? And this mount is not just for display, it can fight with you! When you can't beat the opponent, summoning your mount to rush up and hit someone is really cool. It feels like "I called my brother to fuck you" 😂
Compliment the picture again. My phone is a mid-range phone from the year before last. It runs without any lag and the picture quality is pretty good. I can even take screenshots of scenery and use it as wallpaper. It is said to be a combination of martial arts and European and American magic. Anyway, it is not as flashy as ordinary domestic bird games, and it looks quite pleasing to the eye.
To be honest, I'm most afraid of games that last for three minutes. But this one has really many PVP tricks, including two-player, 3V3, and 50-player melee. I usually play a two-player game at noon, and play 3V3 when I have time on my way home from work. If I'm in a good mood on weekends, I'll team up with 50 people from my guild to form a team of 50 people. I can control my own pace, and I can have fun when I want, and I can fish when I want.
Another thing that's particularly friendly to a roadie like me is that you can enter buildings directly, jump from rooftops, and climb through windows and into small alleys when escaping. It really feels like a high-end game. When being chased, you can go around the pillars and block the camera angle, which is a lot of excitement.
One final comment, if you work overtime until twelve o'clock, you really don't want to move anything. But the advantage of this kind of game is that it is fragmented. You can take it out and play a game at any time. Unlike some games, you have to clear the daily routine for half an hour and have to be bound to the time. Anyway, my current strategy is: when you are tired from work, open Dragon Hunter and fight a wild BOSS to relax; if you work too hard overtime, then just go up and receive a reward and see the mounts and scenery, which is not a loss.
In short, if you want to find a brother who doesn't spend a lot of money and can use your spare time to have fun, you can try this. It's free anyway, so it's a new choice for fishing~