One Piece Super Card System

In fact, Ian has long been confused about the system's card star rating.

He still remembers that when he asked the system if there were cards with psychological and spiritual skills, the system told him that there was a four-star orange card from Yuri in the game Red Alert. At that time, he didn't care, but when Yi After An drew his first four-star orange card Hiei, he felt something was wrong. No matter how you looked at it, a character like Yuri who was only good at mental control but physically weak could not be as strong as Hiei. Bar? Why is he also listed as four stars?

I had doubts before, but I just didn't have time to ask. This time, after ten consecutive draws, a similar situation happened again, and Ian couldn't help but ask.

Fortunately, although the system was a bit of a money trap, it still answered Ian's questions like the game's customer service did.

That’s right, for such a money-stealing game, if the service attitude is even worse, it will go out of business...

The system replied: "The card star rating is only compared vertically among characters in the same series!"

"What do you mean?" Ian couldn't understand for a while.

"For example, the card Turtle Sennin that the host just drew can only be compared among a set of cards in the Dragon Ball series to determine the star rating!" the system explained.

The vertical comparison of the original road meant this. Ian suddenly realized, yes, he had thought differently before. Whether he was comparing Yuri and Hiei, or comparing Kame Senshi and Hibiki Ryoga, such comparisons were actually horizontal. The comparison is completely comparing two characters with different world backgrounds and different power systems. Such a horizontal comparison will naturally lead to doubts.

And if we make a vertical comparison within the same series, the two-star rating of Kame Sennin can be explained. It is estimated that among the cards in the Dragon Ball system, characters such as Bulma are one-star cards. Two-star characters, such as Yamcha and Tianjinfan, are three-star characters, and so on.

Thinking of this, Ian asked the system: "In the Dragon Ball series of cards, how many stars does Sun Wukong have?"

"Four stars!" The system answered him: "In any series of cards, the main characters and popular characters are listed as three stars or four stars according to their strength! Five-star cards are limited to BOSS-level characters, such as Sha Lu and Majin Buu are both native five-star cards in the Dragon Ball series of cards.”

Ian was unhappy and said: "That's not right according to your calculation. How can the protagonist's strength be lower than that of the BOSS? Do you think any BOSS will be overthrown by the protagonist in the end?"

The system explained: "The star rating of a card is not just as simple as growth and attributes, but also represents the rarity and difficulty of obtaining it."

This answer made Ian think for a while before he realized. What the system meant was that the reason why the main characters and popular characters were listed as four-stars was to reduce the difficulty of obtaining them?

Don’t forget, four-star cards can be upgraded to five-star through breakthroughs. Compared with native five-star cards, they still have room for growth. Although native five-star cards have higher growth qualifications, they also have higher qualifications. Yes, it is difficult to obtain, but not easy to cultivate.

Five-star cards can only be cultivated slowly in the later stages when resources are relatively abundant. For Ian, cultivating three-star and four-star cards is the best choice at this stage.

This is also a common trend in card-based mobile games. If you think of being ambitious right from the start and making all your cards into the top-notch cards, that is impossible.

Ian then asked the system some other questions one after another, such as whether its card characters in a world with high martial arts like Dragon Ball can be powerful enough to destroy planets, etc., which sort of put all his doubts into perspective today. All opportunities are available.

The system patiently explained everything to him one by one.

What Ian thought did not happen. Although the system was a domestically produced copycat, and it combined characters from various animations and games without thinking about copyright issues at all, it was still a game after all, with its own system. , this system is the restriction of Nian. Whether it is a character in a world with high force or a character in a world with low force, all card characters are set according to this Nian system.

In other words, how strong the card character's skills can be when reflected on Ian, the host, all depends on how strong Ian's Nian is.

After all, the system relies on Ian's soul. Naturally, it is dominated by Ian and supplemented by it. If Ian dies, it will disappear, so although Ian needs to keep recharging diamonds to draw cards. , but strictly speaking, this is an exchange of equal value. It is the meaning of the system’s existence as a money-making game, and it cannot violate it. Otherwise, in order for Ian to survive and maintain the existence of the system, it can completely give Yi’an free of charge. Install a large number of five-star cards to increase Ian's strength and prevent him from dying.

Ian didn't know what was wrong with the system and why it mutated into such a way of existence, but after some exchanges, he felt relieved.

Because there is something like Devil Fruit in this world, people don't know much about its principles. Therefore, it is generally believed that a devil resides in Devil Fruit. When a person eats a Devil Fruit, the devil will reside in the person. This allows people to gain demonic abilities. From this point of view, the system in Ian's mind can be regarded as such a demon, and it is also a demon that regards wealth as life. Ian himself can be regarded as a devil fruit user, and he is also a system. Those with fruit abilities...

Thinking of this, even Ian couldn't help but want to laugh.

ha! Other Devil Fruit users were cursed to become landlubbers, but the curse they received was to become a money addict!

Feeling better, Ian continued his ten consecutive strokes.

In the subsequent extraction process, it is also

Unlike just now, the unlucky ones I drew were all fragments. As the number of draws increased, complete cards finally began to appear!

During the third draw of ten in a row, Ian drew a complete three-star card, which was Dong Zhang from the King of Fighters game.

This card made Ian hesitate for a moment, because it was not suitable for him, so he finally put it aside.

Next, Ian drew a lot of two-star complete cards, and at the same time synthesized the equipment fragments he drew into two pieces, one was a knight's sword, and the other was a knight's armor.

Finally, on the tenth draw in a row, Ian finally got a new four-star orange card!

【Yasuo】

Card star rating: four stars

Title: Gale Swordsman

Level: 1

Power: 50

Speed: 150

Life: 70

Read: 130

skill:

Way of the Drifter: Passive, when attacking the enemy's vital points, the destructive power is increased (advanced swordsmanship skills can be activated).

Steel Flash: Every time you draw your sword, you will get a layer of whirlwind cracking effect, which lasts for 10 seconds. After accumulating two layers of whirlwind cracking effect, you will use the sword again to form a whirlwind that can knock the enemy away (expert-level swordsmanship skills can be activated ).

Wind Barrier: Forms a wall of airflow, lasting 4 seconds, blocking enemy long-range attacks (expert-level swordsmanship skills can be activated).

Forward Slash: Charge towards the target enemy and attack. Each time you charge forward, the destructive power of the next attack will be increased by 10%. You cannot continuously charge towards the same target within a short period of time (advanced swordsmanship skills can be activated).

Mystery: Gale Breath Slash: Blink to the target that is knocked up, and hold it in the air for continuous slashes. During the duration of the slashes, the destructive power is increased by 60% (expert-level swordsmanship skills can be activated).

When he drew this card, Ian was really excited. He didn't know if it was because of his advanced sword skills that this card appeared, but there was no doubt that this card It is the only most suitable card for him at the moment.

Although the Hieiying card is also good, its secret skill Black Dragon Wave cannot be used because Ian's mind training skills cannot keep up. However, Yasuo's card is different. All skills can be activated. , although Yasuo's secret skill may not be as strong as Hiying's Black Dragon Wave, as long as this card is equipped, Ian finally has a big move!

It's quite embarrassing to say that Ian has never had a special killing move so far. He just relies on strength and speed to kill the enemy. At most, he just adds the flame of the Evil King's Flame Killing Sword.

In several battles, Ian also realized this vaguely. Even if he could release his sword energy later, it would not be considered a killing move, because if the enemy reacted quickly, he could completely avoid his flying slashes.

With this card, Akechi Zomasuke's card can be replaced first. Although the flash skill is also good, it changes too little. To put it bluntly, it is just a slash that combines strength and speed. Ian is now After using it many times, he has mastered the skill of using one dodge. Even if he replaces this card, he can still use the one-dodge skill. At most, it will only lose the destructive power bonus. Once his mind training skills are improved, , Ian is sure to use it in conjunction with the Evil King's Flame Killing Sword in a flash to make up for the lack of destructive power.

Of course, there is another reason for replacing the Akechi Zuomajie card, that is, Ian's current level is a little over 9 (after beating Aaron and his two cadre men), and has not yet reached level 10, so for the time being. There are only two card slots. In this case, high-star cards must be used first.

After counting on his fingers, Ian found that he had drawn this four-star card almost a hundred times before he drew it. It is good to be able to draw a four-star card ten times in a row, but the chance is too low. Order it? One percent chance... No, it may be much lower than this chance. You know, for things like drawing cards, one card will come out a hundred times just because you are lucky enough to encounter it. It does not mean that the chance is really that. many!

But no matter what, I finally have a four-star card as a starting point. Even if I can't draw any more four-star cards in the next draw, Ian's recharge card draw this time is not in vain.

Ten consecutive draws also gave Ian a lot of experience books, and it was no problem to upgrade the card level, so after Ian equipped Yasuo's card, he also upgraded its level.

However, such a change of cards has caused Ian's strength to drop a bit, and his speed to be higher. He is now becoming more and more an agile swordsman, and the Sword Master's sword is increasingly unsuitable for him to use.

Moreover, the Sword Master's sword now has a small pit, which makes Ian very depressed. He once fought with Dasqi. Dasqi's sword is also a good weapon, and it can be used against the Sword Master's sword. At that time, he could not leave any trace on the sword master's sword, but it was hit like this by a drop of water from Aaron. This was something that Ian did not expect at all.

The smaller the attack area, the more concentrated the power, which makes sense...

Although the small pit is not too obvious if you don't look carefully, Ian has an obsessive-compulsive disorder and always feels uncomfortable. He also tried to unequip the Sword Master Long Sword and then re-equip it, hoping to use this method to see if he can It couldn't be fixed, however it turned out that it didn't work and the little hole remained.

Since you can get exclusive treasure fragments by drawing ten consecutive rounds, Ian thought to see if he could save a new exclusive treasure through a large number of draws.

So, in the following time, he drew all the remaining draws...