RAID: Shadow Legends ©Copyright by FunGameShare, Do not Reproduce.

I enjoy playing games so much that I don't really know how to review a good role-playing game. In my opinion, there are good and bad reviews of role-playing games, and everyone has their own interpretation of role-playing games, but overall, it seems that many people still have some good feelings about role-playing games. I am a loyal player who always supports role-playing games, and I can tell you exactly what I have in my phone. My favorite, however, is RAID Shadow Legends, an RPG that doesn't have a very strange IP as a co-brand or based on an existing story line. I think that the gameplay of this game is intriguing enough as it is. A lot of people don't keep the same opinions as I do, and I once heard a very outrageous suggestion. In many people's opinion, their advice tends to be the same, they think that role-playing games must be based on a large world view to attract the attention of the players, if there is not enough story background, you role-playing games are a piece of shit! Then, they also fervently said that the role-playing game game combat mode, game graphics and even physics engine, etc. are not necessary to do Then, they also fervently said that the combat mode, game graphics and even physics engine of role-playing games are not necessary to do very well, as long as they can restore the story plot of the original IP in a very high range, then the purpose of RPG games will be completed. I don't agree with such views. While I don't think they are wrong, I think everyone has the freedom of speech and the right to express their opinions. The background of a role-playing game is certainly important, and the more ambitious the worldview in these games, the better, but these things are not the whole story. I think a good role-playing game needs to have all the same characteristics that other highly rated games have, so please stop saying unnecessary things. You may not see a lot of good story in RAID Shadow Legends, but you'd think it would have earned its place in the marketplace for a reason. I think that there are three very good qualities that you can clearly feel in RAID Shadow Legends. First, you don't just feel like you're playing an RPG, you can feel like you're playing a card game where there is a certain amount of skill involved in the casting of each of your special skills. Or rather, you can release skills in a certain time and in a certain order, and the Debuffs they stack onto the opponent can be devastating. In RAID Shadow Legends, epic AOE attacks are king, and you can keep upgrading the skills embedded in this game, they don't cost much. In addition, you can synergize with your companions. Whenever a world boss appears, you'll be joined by thousands of other players in a cooperative clan challenge, and you'll have access to even richer loot. These things I think are important and meaningful in RAID Shadow Legends, but they're not really the main purpose of doing co-op yet either. Since humans are a group-based race, we team up with others to make things happen, and you can make a lot of friends as a result. RAID Shadow Legends is a great platform for us to make friends, so why do we have to see RPGs as a tool to solve our boredom? Couldn't we just do the activity of making friends through RAID Shadow Legends? I think it's very feasible. Finally it lies in the 12 spectacular locations that RAID Shadow Legends offers, you can see a large number of PVE story activities, RAID Shadow Legends never fills your adventure with an ounce of idleness.