How many grams is the degree of 1 in a Chinese Odyssey?

Don't ask = how many grams, 1 ignore = how many grams!

Let me start with a basic concept. The following is a simplified formula, but it is not the final formula.

Damage = basic damage x( 1+ ignoring x3 or breaking defense) x( 1+ corresponding to the opposite strong gram x of five elements)

Of course, this real injury should be combined with the five elements (it's a bit cumbersome, so I won't write it for fear of being sprayed)

Take the dragon as an example, the damage coefficient is 1, and damage = attack power X( 1+ penetration) x( 1+ strong gram x opponent's five elements)+five elements related damage.

It means that 100 is twice as much damage as the basic attack, 200 is triple damage, 50 grams is twice as much as 200 grams, and 400 grams is triple damage. Many people come to the conclusion that 1 is 2 grams, which is actually a big mistake! ! !

First of all, Li Qiangke has a bonus of 5 grams, and the existence of the second Suzaku makes Li Qiangke hurt by going up one flight of stairs, so 1 break =2 grams is not valid. For example, the white tiger is stuck on Suzaku, and 1 g is basically equal to 1 g (why do you have time to explain in detail? Those who know will naturally understand, and those who don't will believe)

One more important thing! ! ! Take 1 beer = 1 gram as an example! !

The above formula has also been found, damage = cardinal number × broken number, for example:

When you use 200 pieces of beer 100 pieces, damage = attack power x3x2=6 times attack power.

Situation 1: Increase 10 attack power = attack power x3. 1x2=6.2 times attack power.

Case 2: Increase 10g damage = attack power x3x2. 1=6.3 times attack power, which is greater than increase 10 to break the injury. At this time, Ake's income is greater than the break.

Therefore, the final conclusion that 1 broken = 1 g is not valid.

Therefore, the relationship between breaking and unbreakable is complementary. When you break the height, you will break it. How to improve the damage most effectively should be based on your current panel. When you have 10 attributes to assign, 5x5 will always be the best solution.