The greater affix, "stripping."
A stripping affix value of 33.6 meant that each of Qin Feng's attacks could add 33.6% to the target's Stripping Gauge.
When the Stripping Gauge reached 100%, all greater affixes the target possessed would become ineffective!
This was also extremely effective against bosses.
In fact, in the later stages, many high-tier bosses with multiple affixes were impossible to fight without bringing plenty of the "stripping" affix. Those bosses would slaughter players like toys.
If I'd had this affix when fighting the Nightmare Hellflower...
I wouldn't have needed to worry about my Nightmare Gauge filling up at all.
Before my Nightmare Gauge reached 100%, I'd definitely have triggered "stripping" once, temporarily disabling its nightmare affix and buying myself some breathing room!
Of course, high-tier bosses had relatively high greater resistances.
It wasn't as though Qin Feng could completely strip away a boss's greater affix effects just by landing three hits.
But Qin Feng's attack frequency was extremely high now.
Building the Stripping Gauge to 100% wouldn't be too difficult either.
The Nightmare Hellflower is a level 25 boss.
This weapon requires level 24 to equip.
In that case, I'll just level up to 24.
Qin Feng had long since accumulated enough experience for level 24 and was only a little short of level 25.
After level 20, each level granted six points to all attributes, plus fifteen freely assignable attribute points.
So when Qin Feng clicked his way up to level 24, all his attributes increased by twenty-four points, and he also gained sixty freely assignable attribute points.
My effective agility is almost a thousand now.
I can leave agility alone for the time being.
I'll bring spirit up first.
Spirit affected resistance to mental effects and also increased Qin Feng's elemental attack power.
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