OMG! A suspicious bug in Myth! Everyone has a Precious Divinity

Action role-playing games are one of the most difficult types of games since it requires both meticulous build strategy and smooth operations. An insignificantly improper combination of them will ruin the battles in the end, so the player needs to take both of them into consideration.

Myth is quite ingenious since players could get 100 Draws for FREE by being online. Several days after its regional release, everyone has got more than one Precious divine power. Some players even doubt that there might be some bugs otherwise there won't be so wonderful experiences. However, why is the game so generous? There might be some deeper reasons.

Actually, the operation is quite important for Myth battles. Besides the cards or divinity builds, the subsequent operations would also be quite significant. Through swift operations and smart combinations among normal, special, and powerful attacks, players could not only evade attacks but also feel the thrill of hack and slashing in the game.

In addition, the release of skills should be cogitative because each release will lead to subsequent buffs based on the unique build. For example, when Brynhild's normal attack, Blow from Heaven, reaches Lv.3, each normal attack will skip to the fourth phase of damage if Dash is used, dealing massive damage to the enemies.

This kind of setting is extremely demanding on players but the difficulty would be lowered gradually based on the periodical tutorials, which makes the perfect operation possible for those who are new to such kinds of games.

The BOSSES are delicately designed with exquisite graphics and an original storyline, which attracts some veterans to challenge them again and again, thus bringing a deeper and deeper understanding of the overall build system.

Such free-to-play games are becoming more and more scarce nowadays, let alone it's so friendly to free players. So, it really worth a try. It's time to invite some friends and stop the looming of Ragnarok together.