This is the only 2 parts of the loop that can be expected. The opening is accompanied by SPD's promotion, and the importance of SPD in the track series needs no emphasis. If a character has more SPD equipment and the whole body is full of loops, then you must support the speed as high as possible, grasp the first hand, and immediately release certain auxiliary spells, such as Crescent Mirror, time acceleration, and even tactical skills. This sounds good, but I want to say three things.
First, the speed is effect 2, which means that it must be equipped in the main loop, which is very limited. Have you ever thought about what you would lose for this?
Secondly, what else can a man with full speed move first? Who is suitable for this? Does he have no better routine?
Third, S skills can be directly released regardless of order. Even if you don’t move first, what if you let the boss move? Emma, Gaius, whoever plays S can pass. Having said so much, of course it is not that this tactic is useless. On the contrary, I think it has room to play, especially for people who don’t like to brush.
In weekly nightmare, they often have to face below average bosses with equipment and circuits. Often they are contacted by the boss at the beginning. In this case, this tactic is definitely worth using, and even the outcome is decided.
spell analysis:
has nothing to analyze. It's just not a time series. Except for the Lord God, who always opens early, it cannot be said that everyone is the same. Time exploded relatively early. For example, in Usses, the circuit was equipped with its action force 23 and "black and shining", of course it exploded when there was no hole. At this time, when the circuit is turned on, the shield is also comfortable to set up before looking at the crescent mirror, which is a small bonus.
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