From this upgrade alone, he could more or less tell how this skill would develop with future upgrades.
If each upgrade increased attributes by 5%, then when it finally reached Level 8, the maximum level for an Epic-level skill, the clone would inherit 85% of Lin Mo's attributes.
That was already an extremely impressive number.
Pulling himself together, Lin Mo struck while the iron was hot and summoned Shadow Split again to hunt nearby.
This skill required the user to multitask. To use it well, he needed to make precise movements and decisions on both sides at once.
Put simply, it was like drawing a circle with one hand and a square with the other, except far more difficult.
Lin Mo could manage it only thanks to his powerful mental strength.
But at his current level of proficiency, there would probably still be plenty of flaws in actual combat. He needed more practice.
Shadow Split proficiency +11
Shadow Split proficiency +3
Hmm?
Lin Mo suddenly froze and carefully examined the messages before him.
That was right—11 points and 3 points. But the monsters his clone had just killed were a Level 2 monster and a level 1 monster respectively.
Previously, Level 2 monsters had provided at least 12 points, and that had not changed even when Shadow Split was only level 1.
But after the skill reached Level 2, the gain seemed to have dropped slightly.
Sure enough, compared to Excellent Grade Skills, Epic-level skills had higher upgrade requirements, and those requirements rose along with the skill level.
As for level 1 monsters, their contribution had dropped from 8 points at Excellent Grade to 3 points.
That probably had little to do with the skill level. The amount had simply been reduced significantly from the start.
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