Let me talk about the conclusion first. If you are a zero-Krypton or monthly card party like me, don't rush to share the resources equally with each elf. It took me three days to get the three most popular characters in the game - Sichuan Spicy Chicken, French Steak Wellington, and Jiangnan Pickled Fresh - to level 50 plus two stars. According to actual measurements, the gap is really big.
The role of Spicy Chicken is very clear, that is, an explosive assassin. The skill mechanism is to directly lock the enemy's back row crispy skin at the beginning. The three-stage combo has a burning effect, which is very useful in PVP. I basically have it in the top 30 defensive lineups in the arena now, because it is so efficient in cutting back rows. But if you expect it to be resistant to damage when pushing pictures, forget it. Its body is as brittle as potato chips, and it often dies suddenly when encountering AOE attacks from group attacking monsters, so it needs to be equipped with a human shield to hold it up in front.
Let's talk about Beef Wellington, this guy is a typical late-stage warrior. The basic attack damage is mediocre, but as long as five layers of meringue BUFF are stacked on the skill, the damage of the ultimate skill will be doubled. I did a loose test. With the same equipment, Spicy Chicken can deal 2,600 points of damage in the first round, while Steak Wellington can't equal this value until the third round. But if you can train it to purple quality and unlock passive skills, it will be a completely different character - each layer of puff pastry can also reduce damage by 5%, and your standing ability will soar. The problem is that its formation period is too long, and the pace of drawing pictures in the early stage will be obviously slower than that of other characters.
What surprised me the most was the pickled pork. At first, I thought this was an ordinary support, but it turns out that its group health recovery skill is based on the attack power bonus, and it can also add 12% attack BUFF to the entire team. I put it together with spicy chicken, and the chicken's burst damage increased by about 40%. What's even more outrageous is the equipment system of this game. The auxiliary characters can wear defensive suits to fight damage in the front row. I tried to pile up a set of meat suits for Jian Duxian, and the blood volume directly exceeded 10,000, making him more durable than a full-time tank. The current mainstream PVE lineup is basically Jian Du Xian plus any two outputs, which is evident from the level of snake oil.
Considering that the resource acquisition speed in the game is relatively slow, my suggestion is to raise spicy chicken in the novice stage. Pushing the map to obtain resources is the most efficient. You can also get a good ranking in the arena, and then give priority to saving the recruitment tickets to smoke pickled fresh meat. This lineup is enough to handle 90% of the content. As for the Wellington steak, either you plan to develop into a high-end PVP game, or you really love eating steak, otherwise you can leave it alone. After all, this game is meant to support the elderly. It emphasizes dual-threading and hanging up to collect food. It is enough to play one main team. There is no need to try every character again like me. Okay, friends who are playing can also come and share your lineups. I want to see if there are any more unpopular dark horse characters that I have ignored.