After the weapon system went live.
Large numbers of players took part in testing it, and guide posts kept appearing on the Forum.
But quite a few players were still waiting for Nightfall Is Coming's testing guide.
This had become a habit for many veteran players whenever a new feature launched: wait for Nightfall Is Coming's guide, then use the new feature according to it to avoid wasting or misallocating sacrificial power.
Five hours after the weapon system launched, Nightfall Is Coming's testing guide finally appeared on the Forum.
It then shot up the Forum's trending rankings like a rocket.
[Sorry for the wait, everyone. I spent a little longer testing to figure out the new feature. Come right in for a detailed breakdown of the update.]:
Posted by: Nightfall Is Coming. Content:
No nonsense. Straight to the useful stuff.
The weapon system in this update has two parts.
The base material and the weapon's enchantment particles.
Once you choose the property effects attached to your weapon's base material, they cannot be changed.
For example, if you choose "ghoststeel" as your base material, enhancing and upgrading the weapon can only increase its mental energy consumption reduction bonus. You cannot incorporate properties attached to other base materials.
Enchantment particles can be understood as additional enhancement components for your weapon.
Each time you upgrade the weapon's base, you can incorporate more enchantment particles, and their effects can stack indefinitely.
Suppose your weapon is level 100. You can have 506 enchantment slots (11 initial slots). If you enchant all of them with armor-piercing particles, you will get an armor-piercing build weapon with an armor penetration value of 2,530.
So weapon system enhancement can be divided into base enhancement and enchantment enhancement.
But none of that is the main point.
The main point is