forever lv.0

Is this a coincidence?

Kudo Shinichi confirmed that after a high-quality night's sleep, he is now awake enough.

The subjectivity of this speech is too strong...

This time, he believes that the first impression that comes into his mind does not belong to the category of over-interpretation.

Not only willfully complaining about the poor quality of rest, but also pausing where appropriate for emphasis.Even if the time in the game is indeed linked to reality, the success rate of the so-called "self-recovery" of game characters at least has a specific value.But in Kudo's current experience, as long as it involves the concepts of "rest" and "mental state", what Kuroba shows is exhaustion with a certain resistance.

The same is true now.

If this is a speech that forcibly increases the authenticity of the characters, then the producer's wishes have been conveyed.Just using the formulaic "three-dimensional and vivid" is not enough to describe this kind of character creation. The subjectivity is clear, the style is strong, and the language with some willful language has already confused the real to the point of concealing it.

It really is real.

However, compared to the textual research on whether the character of "Kuroba" is real or not, Kudo has other more serious goals in logging into the game today.

"Last night, I carefully thought about the attack pattern of that monster." Without too much nonsense, he directly cut to the point, "It is still possible to break through."

"Of course I can break through." Seemingly forgetting the predicament of being unable to advance no matter what the previous day, Kuroba's reaction was very flat, "If you can get stuck in this kind of place, the whole game is a bug. bug."

Is it really good to complain so much about the game mechanism in the game... Keeping the words of the complaint in the bottom of his heart, Kudo continued to type the conclusion he had thought about the night before. "That's right, if you try harder, you won't be stuck. But..."

He typed in the key points of this tactic in the dialog box, and after repeated confirmation, he clicked "Send".

"This strategy requires two people to complete."

"..."

"..."

With two ellipses in a row, even Kudo himself felt that Kuroba's reaction was reasonable.Proposing a tactic that requires two people at this time is undoubtedly an impossible task.Even so, this is indeed the only solution after calculating the monster's attack mode and action cycle.

"So?" Surprisingly, Kuroba didn't raise any objections immediately, "How do you want me to accomplish that tactic that can only be accomplished by 'two people'?"

There is no objection, that is to say, the system does not presuppose the hard rule of "only two players can pass" at this time.After confirming that his plan would not be regarded as opportunistic, Kudo organized the language in his mind a little, and then began to explain his so-called "tactics" to Kuroba.

"I don't know if you still remember the attack characteristics of that monster." His fingers moved quickly on the keyboard, "Full screen, but there is a certain gap in the corner of the diagonal."

"I still remember this," Hei Yu paced back and forth in the center of the screen, "So what? The tactic of hiding and looking for an opportunity to attack has been proven unfeasible." The magician's attack range is really limited. Before a wave of attacks came, it was too late to move within the effective attack range.At this time, if you want to get close, you have to endure two bloodbath-like indiscriminate attacks within a unit of time.

Supplies are not enough, and the idea of ​​relying on durability to survive is unfeasible.What's more, Kudo himself is not willing to spend hours on the same monster repeating the super simple but infallible mechanical operation, not to mention that this monster will appear frequently in the next map.

"We have two options, but both will take time." Kudo gave the result of his calculation after integrating the data. "The first one, the most boring and time-consuming one, is to level up." Just like this, the attacking action was repeated mindlessly until the level was high enough to resist the attack that was too violent at the moment, and the combat power was enough to save life. Monsters can also be destroyed by remote skills if the value allows. "But I personally don't recommend this method."

"Well, it's understandable." Hei Yu was still circling in situ, "If you are a detective, you probably want to give up after one or two levels." He stopped in situ. "Then, what about the second option?"

Kudo in front of the screen sighed.

"I analyzed the skill tree that can be expanded after your next upgrade," he continued typing, "and found that there is a skill called "Joker Box". "

"Well, I know that." Kuroba seemed to have studied the unlit area of ​​the skill tree, "That's the one... the skill that can set attack traps on the map in advance, right?"

"Currently, there is only one action that can trigger this monster's full-screen attack, and that is attack." Kudo was satisfied with Kuroba's response ability. "If the attack is triggered at one corner of the screen, the movable range at the other end of the diagonal will expand."

"So it is possible to have the chance to attack by relying on this method of going from east to west." Hei Yu understood quickly.

"That's what it means, but..."

"Just what?"

"This strategy has relatively high requirements for operation."

"The famous detective admits that he can't operate anymore?" Kuroba immediately responded to this obviously out of line statement.

"...I didn't say that." It was exposed.

However, if he was really asked to practice the tactics he gave just now, he would be no less sure that he would be able to successfully pass the challenge than singing a song in its entirety without scaring away the audience.

"Although you are said to be a detective, you are at the level of a disaster in terms of operation," Kuroba said unceremoniously, and he was not worried about any troubles such remarks would bring him. "In terms of data analysis and tactical planning Isn't it very good at it?"

"I take this as a compliment." Kudo sighed again in front of the screen. "So, what I mean...do you understand?"

"...Automatic battle?" Hanging a small row of black lines, Kuroba didn't seem to like the idea, "Although it's not impossible..."

"Of course, I will practice as much as I can when leveling up..." Knowing that this kind of "practice" will not make his level rise to the sky, Kudo still tries to find himself a step down.

"A famous detective doesn't need to do that." Fully understanding his intentions, Kuroba even began to speak comforting lines. "People are supposed to do what they are good at."

You are right.Kudo nodded, although the other party couldn't see his movements.

"Your ability is indeed more suitable for solving puzzle games."