1. Treasure, blessing, etc. These are additional special effects, that is, special effects attached to a piece of equipment. For example, the price of equipment with treasure sold to buyers is five times higher than that of ordinary equipment. When HP is 0 in combat, there is a 20% chance of the resurrection effect of God. The effect of using Shennong's equipment to recover HP and MP with drugs in battle is increased by 65,438+00%.
2. Additional states, additional spells, these are all suits, that is, how many pieces you say can play a role. The official explanation is: "Whether it is the equipment accidentally obtained in the battle or the player's own production, there is a certain chance that it will produce a suit effect. When the player collects three or more pieces of equipment with the same suit effect (for example, wearing three or more pieces of equipment with the effect of "tornado rain") and wears them on the body at the same time, the special effect of the suit can be exerted. " It's quite clear here that since it's a set, it can't be one effective one, it must be more than three.
3. The additional state is that wearing three pieces can trigger 100%, the effect of wearing three pieces lasts for four rounds, and wearing five pieces lasts for eight rounds. The additional spell is to wear three or more pieces, which has a certain chance of being triggered in the battle, and only when it is cut flat. As you said, misty rain fencing is a spell and cannot trigger the suit effect. If you take a sweeper into battle and cut it flat, you may be able to sweep it three times. The more you wear, the greater the chance.
4. Both King Kong and lamella are damaged. If the effect is good, according to the user, descaling is better. It seems that the price of lamella is indeed a little more expensive than King Kong. And if you wear a lamella cover, a monk in the team will give you a King Kong, which means you have added two injuries, which can be superimposed. As for the calculation formula, there seems to be no one.