At this moment, both sides had their own advantages. The Japanese Server Alliance had the advantage in numbers, city walls, Siege Weaponry, and numerous Eight-Winged Fallen Angel NPCs, while the China Server Alliance had more trump cards such as Group Blessing Scrolls. Most importantly, Ye Luo's Morale Boost and Morale Weakening bought the China Server Alliance some time. During the one minute these two skills lasted, the China Server Alliance's damage output was higher.
In addition, the China Server Alliance also had the advantage in the number of national artifacts, which meant they possessed more high-power, wide-range Area of Effect Skills such as Fire God Domain and Five Poisons Toxic Fog. The damage dealt by stacking multiple skills was also extremely considerable, especially against those Eight-Winged Fallen Angel NPCs—players could use Invincible Means to block damage, but the Eight-Winged Fallen Angel NPCs could not.
The Eight-Winged Fallen Angel NPCs were extremely powerful, especially once their numbers reached a certain level. For example, the Japanese Server Alliance currently had over a thousand of them, and together they dealt tremendous damage to the China Server Alliance. Therefore, it was necessary to use powerful, wide-range Area of Effect Skills to kill them first.
Not only that, Ye Luo's Morale Boost and Morale Weakening allowed the China Server Alliance's Formation Masters to successfully cast Change Heaven and Earth. After using Group Purify Scrolls, they even cast the skill twice. As a result, the China Server Alliance had a high platform on which they could place a large number of Mobile Magic Crystal Cannons, further increasing their damage output. It was no exaggeration to say that the China Server Alliance's total damage output was currently even higher than that of the Japanese Server Alliance, which meant the Japanese Server Alliance would lose more players and