Dead Mech Jungle

As for building his own combat system,

Light Rain had also put considerable thought into selecting and constructing it.

Of course, judging from his current three Mech Projects, it was not hard to see that his core combat system revolved around a single principle: efficient damage output.

With [Gray Soul], this weapon mech, as the core, his remaining skills and torso Mech Projects were all intended to enhance and support it.

This pushed his damage output to its current maximum, and even in his normal state, his attack power was by no means weak.

Of course, the strength of the Energy Mech bloodline went without saying, but it also had one serious drawback... resource consumption.

The additional 20% expenditure across all aspects was still quite a significant burden for Energy Mech Players.

But this was not much of a problem for Light Rain.

Though he could not compare to an ultimate whale like Black Mountain Imp, he could still be called "quite well-off."

Ensuring his own growth and a good gameplay experience was naturally not a problem.

After briefly observing his surroundings, Light Rain did not lower his guard. Instead, he flicked his arm.

The next moment, his mech arm trembled. Amid the clatter of steel and components shifting, a pair of grayish-white pistols appeared in his mechanical hands.

Perhaps to accommodate players' habits, most weapon-type mech projects in Spirit Candle retained flexible five-fingered hands for players. Only a small number of Mech Projects completely transformed the limbs.

However, unlike the firearms players imagined, [Gray Soul], this mech weapon, had no trigger. It was driven by Warfire and energy supply.

A steel hub at his temple swiftly extended a slightly rusted eyepiece, and his crystal eyes rapidly swept the area.

The next moment, he raised his arm and locked