PS: A new month is here—where are those monthly guaranteed votes? (Though I have no idea what they're good for~)
Compared with gaining new ship traits by improving the "compatibility" attribute of a hull structure module,
evolving the quality of the "Star Hunter's Crown" could generate
far fewer new traits.
Wang Dong could understand that.
A single shipborne module
couldn't compare with an entire Kindling Warship
in either potential or direction of development.
The table in his mind
showed only two Orange Quality traits and four Gold Quality traits.
He skimmed over the Gold Quality traits.
Naturally, he focused on the two Orange Quality traits. When you had a higher-quality option, who would consider a lower-quality one?
You'd only consider that if neither of the Orange Quality traits was suitable.
Only then would you settle for the next best thing.
Wang Dong made his choice quickly.
Of the two Orange Quality traits,
one was "Detonator."
Its effect was that the Tracking Beacons deployed by the "Star Hunter's Crown"
could be remotely detonated, dealing considerable damage.
This trait was actually quite good.
It was especially suited to ambushes and dealing extra damage.
But compared with the other trait,
Wang Dong had a clear preference almost without thinking.
"Fifth-Fourth-Zero" "Infiltrator: Tracking Beacons released can lie dormant deep within a target, making them harder to detect."
There was no question.
Wang Dong understood one thing deeply:
being a jack of all trades was worse than excelling at one.
Especially since the Sky Peng Horizontal had far more additional module slots than ordinary warships,
allowing it to carry more additional shipborne modules.
Compared with "Detonator," which could deal extra damage,
"Infiltrator" better suited Wang Dong's vision for the roles of the various shipborne modules aboard the Sky Peng Horizontal.
Besides,
was the Sky Peng