Legendary features, unparalleled price—why are consumers willing to blindly buy these three skins? (Part Two)

The first series of products to be released are usually tested in the market first to gauge the response. Using Wu Zetian as the first to launch is the best strategy, since there have never been lottery products before. This mage herself also needs to consume Glory Crystals to exchange for the skin. You can only unlock the skin after you have the hero. However, the skins of other heroes can almost all be purchased through the store.

Seeing the positive response to the first release, they switched to a popular mage, the Nine-Tailed Fox, and sales unexpectedly surged. While some online criticized it, sales hit record highs. With this data as a reference, more were released, and finally, when it was Yao's turn, they didn't intend to offend consumers and trigger a wave of player exodus—that was Zhenwo Hertz. Yao's popularity is irreplaceable, her mechanics are easy to learn, and her character is adorable. The Dunhuang series' "Encountering the Divine Deer" was an epic-quality item that sold well, and the expensive limited-edition "Unparalleled" version deserved to be surpassed.

True Self Hertz

True Hertz lacked special effects, and its style and design concept were unremarkable. Its quality was inferior to that of Wu Zetian's game. It was a case of false advertising, taking advantage of consumers' tendency to blindly buy into a low-quality product to fleece them. Ultimately, it faced widespread backlash online, with players leaving the game in retaliation. Millions of players migrated to other mobile games, causing a sensation. Later, it announced skin upgrades and a Hello Kitty collaboration, offering a new look for Xiao Qiao, which successfully attracted new players.

Returning to the skin itself, its skill effects are really hard to make feel high-end, because the mainstream gameplay is to attach to the character to give them a shield, use the first skill to throw out a magic orb to control and scout vision, and use the second skill to generate a magic circle that lights up nearby enemies and automatically attacks them.

The core is the image of riding on someone's head. Even though it was a limited-edition hero, it ended up feeling like a legendary limited-edition. The design has been plagued with problems. It has to be admitted that it is still loved and hated because the hero is extremely popular, there are not many skins, and it is easy to collect all the skins. There are limited-edition skins for the May 5th Friends Festival, the annual limited-edition skins, the Valentine's Day limited-edition skins, and the limited-edition skins for the May 5th Friends Festival. Even the long-awaited Glory Collection skins have a fairy tale style and a movie series. They are extremely unpopular. There is no way around it. The hero is easy to use, there are not many choices, and you don't want cheap stuff. The latter is this kind of ordinary high-end stuff.

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