Da Qiao's usage rate ranking in the Chinese server, the reputation of Time Travel has reversed, and no one wants the Epic version: sound effects.

The Time Travel skin has the highest usage rate, followed closely by the companion skin, the Ise Shrine Maiden. The former is overflowing with elements, while the latter has a smooth feel. The switch is too big. You can understand the biggest factor as excessive visual fatigue. After playing for too long, the light effects are too heavy, so you return to the most inconspicuous companion skin to soothe your eyes. This shows that you really shouldn't underestimate the impact of skins. After playing for a long time, your hands hurt and your vision is blurred. Do you still yearn for the highest-level skins?

Third Place: Beloved Bride

Da Qiao donned a wedding dress for the first time, officially announcing her marriage to Sun Ce. The custom-made purple and white dress, submitted using an older version for review, was a breakthrough. The couple's outfit was just a gimmick, specially designed for 520 (May 20th). Couples who bought it wouldn't have too many concerns. Sun Ce rode a horse-drawn carriage to marry his wife. This wedding was witnessed by hundreds of millions of players, marking their sacred moment of walking hand in hand. Da Qiao's image is beautiful. If a girlfriend says she likes something, her boyfriend will give her a gift without hesitation. It's extremely gorgeous, showing that the designer put their heart and soul into it.

Sorry, but the Chinese server doesn't seem to appreciate it. It's all gimmicks, even more flashy than Time Traveler. It has its merits, otherwise it wouldn't even be in the usage rankings. The standout feature isn't the visuals or the feel, but the sound effects. Unless you're a detail-oriented player who usually wears headphones while playing, you really can't tell the difference if you're playing with your phone's speakers on. The impact sounds are soft and clear, quite comfortable. After using an ultimate skill, the exclusive wedding BGM immediately plays, which is absolutely wonderful and a plus. It's novel, but not to your liking; it gets annoying after a while.

Aside from that, it seems to have no other advantages. The model is too large, and the entire casting process has too many small details. Once the character moves clumsily, combos become sluggish and awkward. It's hard to ignore the chaotic team fight effects, the blurred boundaries of the river and magic circles, and the mechanics of targeted skills. All these visual effects affect on-the-spot reactions and operational performance, making it feel like the character is not under your control. It's like riding a motorcycle; once you're used to a different feel, suddenly you're using a heavy model, and the movement is clumsy and awkward, making you feel clumsy. It's like playing Da Qiao for the first time; no one sees the hard work you've put in behind the scenes, and they just think you're a support player who doesn't know how to play.

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