When You Become an NPC That Might Die Any Moment in the Novice Village-Chapter 190 - 85 At this moment, everyone loves Bai Fu! [5k]
The official game website provided simple introductions to the various class branches and, throughout the game's operations, selected numerous exciting battle videos posted by players to feature on the class introduction pages. This way, players could choose their favorite professions while adventuring.
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So far, most players' understanding of the Spiritual Ability Profession was still limited to those few lines of text on the official website.
"Full of imagination," "Spiritual Ability Ascension," "Power beyond the ordinary"...
These phrases, whether pulled out individually or pieced together, gave off a kind of "epic" vibe.
But vibes are just that—vibes. After one version update, most players thought the Spiritual Ability Profession was "very weak," at least in the early stages.
Even those veteran players who recommended the Spiritual Ability Profession would suggest learning another combat-focused main profession first and playing the Spiritual Ability Profession as a "secondary" job.
"Fight for the future!"
"Just level up a bit in the beginning and learn a few basic skills—that's enough. Focus on your main profession first, and invest in the Spiritual Ability Profession only if you have spare resources."
The combat videos of the Spiritual Ability Profession on the official website continued to prove this point.
The combat style of Spiritual Ability Players often involved slapping a bunch of buffs on themselves and then shooting biubiubiu. It was neither as flashy as the Body Cultivation Stream nor as straightforward as the Mechanical system, and it was totally smashed by the Spiritual professions.
Hence, even though Bai Fu did quite a bit of promotion and even dangled the bait of the Spiritual Ability Knowledge Chain, many newcomers who joined the Silent Court were hesitant to choose the Spiritual Ability Profession, fearing they might waste their characters.
But everything changed when Convert to Fu showcased the effect of the "Combat Etiquette" Prayer Card on the Community.
A hard control time of 2 seconds was already incredible, and so far only a few Spiritual professions had more exaggerated effects. But the true power of Combat Etiquette wasn't there—it was in forcing the opponent to make the exact same movements as the user for those 2 seconds!
"I mean, imagine, just imagine a girl player controls a guy player, and then bang, hits him right in the... you know..."
"Are you the devil?"
"Guys, don't panic, the game allows you to turn off the sense of pain."
"No, even if you turn off the pain, you'd still get hurt, right?"
"Don't panic, I've checked repeatedly. To prevent players from misbehaving, not only is it impossible to take off pants in this game, but it also seems like the modeling of those important parts on players is kind of empty, meaning if you get hit there, it's no different from getting hit in the arms or legs, no special critical hit."
"How do you know? You haven't tried hitting yourself there, have you?"
From this topic on, countless talented individuals stepped forward, offering their own opinions on how to use Combat Etiquette.
Some of these uses had already been tested by Bai Fu, while others she hadn't even thought of, let alone tried.
For example, when encountering enemies guarding a door, control one to forcefully kiss the other with Combat Etiquette. Regardless of whether they end up fighting at the door or affectionately brawling elsewhere, that door isn't being guarded anymore.
Looking at these comments, Bai Fu thought—
It takes people like you to come up with these ideas!
However, the reason she hadn't thought of such ideas wasn't due to a lack of imagination. It was fundamentally because she was different from players. They could resurrect and often liked to goof around subconsciously, while her goal was to eliminate enemies and complete tasks with higher efficiency.
Facing enemies guarding a door? Forget Combat Etiquette—a quick shoot-up, and it's done.
In any case, after the effects of Combat Etiquette came to light, players' perceptions of the Spiritual Ability Profession flipped completely.
They wouldn't say the Spiritual Ability Profession was strong, but it was definitely fun!
"I wonder if the Silent Court's store will sell this card later."
"Isn't this way more interesting than boxing it out as a Martial Artist?"
"I declare, I'm transferring to the Spiritual Ability Prayer Master profession!"
That's the spirit.
Bai Fu had always intended to use her ambush on Graham as an advertisement for the Spiritual Ability Profession, to encourage more players to transfer to it.
Now, her duel where she took on ten and the effects of Combat Etiquette had caused a massive stir in the Community, achieving half of her goal.
The other half was up to the players to take action.
No matter how good the stats on paper are, they're not as shocking as the actual effects. Once players truly experience the power of Combat Etiquette, the promotional impact will reach its peak.
"List it, for sale!"
Bai Fu listed the "Combat Etiquette" card in the Camp's special store, selling only 10 cards, each priced at 800 bucks.
It was expensive; most new players couldn't afford it, and even veterans would feel the pinch. However, compared to the 200-scale Spiritual Ability Shield Card priced at 380, it was quite a bargain.
Soon, players discovered An Ya's store was selling a new item. Word spread quickly—from Shelter No. 11 to the player Community.
"Any kind bros or sisters willing to buy one and test its effects?"
"800 Credit Coins? Not cheap at all, and even if you buy it, no one would dare to use it willy-nilly."
"Indeed, and with a limit of 10 cards, once used, who knows when they'll be restocked."
After some thought, the many players in the Community set their sights on Digging Girl.
"Treasure hunt, treasure hunt, buy one and do a review."
"@DiggingGirl"
"Treasure Girl, hurry up and release a video, I'll hit the like, share, and subscribe for you."
