Chen Mu's room continued to flourish in its role as a warehouse. It now held not only all sorts of raw materials, but also the various cards he had traded for over the past few days, a heap of broken stones, and other odds and ends.
To be honest, he did not understand why these people were so wild about the Rain Shuttle Card II. Although it had the advantage of a high firing rate, plenty of four-star cards shared that advantage. In his view, the greatest strength of the Rain Shuttle Card II lay in its large-scale deployment. Used individually, it was not nearly as effective as they imagined.
He did not know that these Card Adepts had witnessed the Rain Shuttle Card's leave-no-survivors power on the battlefield that day. With Ash's combat achievements right there before them as well, it would have been stranger if they had not gone crazy for it.
The Rain Shuttle Card's advantages were quite clear. Aside from its rapid firing rate, the improved version now packed a satisfactory punch. There was another very important reason, too: it was a three-star illusion card. Other four-star cards might match or even surpass the performance of the Rain Shuttle Card II, but they were far more difficult to control than the three-star Rain Shuttle Card II.
Higher-level cards were indeed more powerful, but the difficulty of controlling them rose as well.
Moreover, although the Rain Shuttle Card II used plenty of high-grade materials, its cost was still much lower than that of a four-star card. In addition, a Card Crafter could certainly produce more three-star cards in a day than four-star cards.
These were all matters the Ning Family needed to weigh.
Cost, ease of use, performance-all these factors had to be taken into account. In