The Nezha collaboration series is just the appetizer; the real show is yet to come, and the developers have prepared a bottle of champagne for the archers.

The collaboration event, "The Demon Child's Havoc in the Sea," has been running for a while, and the 5v5 Black Festival version was incredibly lively. Compared to previous events, this year's strategy has changed. Usually, this time of year is dedicated to giving back to players for their support, but this time they're busy selling skins. At a certain point, the two main characters will "increase in price," the 990-point discount will be canceled, and the personalized buttons will no longer be given away. Those who arrive late will definitely hesitate. As for the event, there are sign-in gifts, including the Rose Heart, and the only free item is Jiang Ziya's Immortal Cultivator skin.

520 Online Valentine's Day

Nezha's activity level will likely remain high for about two weeks. Some netizens might feel they're at a disadvantage, wondering why they can't capitalize on this long-awaited major animation collaboration and push its popularity to new heights. For example, they could launch another skin event, or at least bring in another supporting character, setting it up as a reward in some new mode, to promote the project. Any missed events should be completed quickly, as the official team is preparing to return previously announced skins, with a backlog of around eight. Once the collaboration ends, they should immediately take over. And don't forget about the 520 festival!

Yu the Great's companion

With the start of Season 43, a new skin for the new hero from Season 42 should have been released. In mid-May, it symbolized that Yu the Great had been playing in the Rift for more than four months. Perhaps due to a lot of collaborations recently, the news that should have been announced in April has remained silent. It is possible that the developers are considering how to refactor Yu the Great's stats before changing his appearance. If he is an overpowered character, the new look will certainly increase his pick rate, and everyone will be scrambling to use him and show off his special effects, which is fine. The problem is how to defeat and fight against a mutant?

As a support hero, he mainly focuses on using his cauldron to heal, teleport, and control. He has a 55% win rate across all skill levels, a 7.4% pick rate, and a 19.4% ban rate. If his accompanying skin's win rate exceeds 57%, that would be troublesome. No matter how it is adjusted later, his name will definitely be included in the new skin plan. I just hope it won't be like Ao Yin, a hero from the Year of the Dragon, who took two years to get his accompanying skin, and even his legendary skin had to wait for a collaboration.

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