How to play Dragon Knight

After reading a lot of articles about Dragon Knight’s points, I also want to express my own opinions. It’s just a discussion. Different opinions can be put forward, but please don’t curse. Everyone has parents and elders. Curse Others are insulting themselves.

To get back to the subject, many articles say that those who practice dragon attribute should increase fighting to 60 or 115 or 125. Your idea is good, but I think this is not cost-effective. Here I only talk about adding 60 fighting. Look. The following skills are: Holy Power 10, Lucky Mark 7, Sonic Blade 8, Heart Pierce 2, Quick Strike 1. Let’s analyze the skills one by one:

1. Holy power 10 increases critical strike by 28%. This skill is still very affordable, but if you add these 60 points to power, you can get a higher A level 1~2 weapon should be very powerful in terms of critical hits.

2. Lucky Mark 7 increases the fatal probability by 14, but if you add these 60 points to agility, you can increase the fatal probability by 30, which is much more affordable than this 14.

3. Sonic Blade has 8 attack power and 100 attack power, and adds 450 in the passivated state. Does this mean anything to an attribute dragon without Flame Double Slash? Just for this 100 damage?

4. Heart Pierce 2 has a 33% chance of being stunned. Since this skill has a probability, it is difficult to say. If you are stunned in the first PK, there is still hope. If you are not stunned, it will be a bit troublesome.

Quick Strike 1 plus 10% attack speed, this team attribute dragon is very useful, but it is still not cost-effective to waste 60 attribute points for this.

To sum up, the conclusion is that adding 60 points in combat is not as useful as adding 60 points in attributes. If I add 60 points to strength and 30 to agility, then I can get more advanced weapons. And equipment, the attack power and defense power have been increased, and it also adds 15 points of fatality, increased attack speed, increased hit rate, increased dodge, increased running speed, plus the spear knockback posture, which cannot make up for the above skills. The benefits? Besides, if someone kills you when you are out of status, you don't necessarily have to tell the other person: "Let me increase the status first and then kill you."

Those attribute dragons that increase fighting to 115 or 125 I personally think it is impossible to become a strong person with half-baked skills and half-baked equipment.

The above are some of my views on attribute dragons. I may be wrong about something, please forgive me. I just want to discuss it with you, because I like the dragon knight profession very much and hope he becomes stronger!