Well now, let’s talk about this Jinshi girl, seems like everybody’s jabberin’ about her. They call it “jinhsi resonance chain,” whatever that means. Sounds fancy, but I reckon it’s just about makin’ her stronger, like feedin’ a hen more corn so she lays bigger eggs.
What’s this “Resonance Chain” thingamajig?
From what I gather, this “resonance chain” stuff is how you make Jinshi a real powerhouse. It’s like, the more of her you get, the better she gets. You gotta get more of them Jinshi “copies” or somethin’. Sounds like a waste of good money to me, but folks say it’s worth it. Like buyin’ extra shovels, I guess, in case one breaks.
- The Big Three: S1, S3, and S6: Folks keep sayin’ S1, S3, and S6 are the real deal. S1 makes her special skill, the one they call “Illuminious Epiphany,” even stronger. That’s her bread and butter, they say. S3 and S6, well, they just make her even better, like addin’ more salt to the stew. Gives her a real kick, you know?
- S1’s the Kicker: They say S1 boosts her “resonance skill” by a whole lot, like 80% or somethin’. That’s a big number, even I know that. See, that resonance skill is how she does most of her damage, like a good swing of an axe. So, makin’ it stronger is a good thing, no doubt about it.
- S2 for the Lazy Ones: Now, S2, that’s for when Jinshi’s takin’ a break, not fightin’. It fills up her “Incandescence stacks,” whatever those are. Sounds like she gets lazy if she don’t fight, just like my old mule. This S2 thing keeps her ready to go, I suppose.
How to Get Jinshi Kickin’:
Now, this part’s a bit tricky, like tryin’ to catch a greased pig. Seems you gotta do certain things to make Jinshi really shine. They talk about “Basic Attack 4” and “Loong’s Halo.” Sounds like fancy fightin’ moves to me. But basically, you gotta use these moves to get her goin’, like crankin’ up an old tractor.
The “Trailing Lights” Thingy:
And then there’s this “Trailing Lights of Eons Overflowing Radiance” – that’s a mouthful, ain’t it? It’s her special move, I reckon. You get it by doin’ that “Basic Attack 4” or “Loong’s Halo” thing. It’s like combin’ different ingredients to make a good pie – each part adds to the whole thing. All this fancy talk just means she hits harder, that’s all.
Who to Pair Her With?
Now, even the best hen needs a good rooster, ain’t that right? So, they say Jinshi works best with Yinlin and Verina. Fancy names, these youngsters have. Yinlin, she’s another one of them damage dealers, like a second axe in the fight. They say she’s quick and doesn’t need a lot of fussin’ over. Verina, well, I reckon she’s there to keep Jinshi and Yinlin goin’, like a good cup of coffee in the mornin’. This team, they say, is the best of the best, but it costs a pretty penny, all them 5-star characters.
Is it Worth It?
Well, that’s the million-dollar question, ain’t it? Is all this “resonance chain” fuss worth it? I reckon it depends. If you got the money to burn and you want Jinshi to be the best darn fighter out there, then yeah, go for it. But if you’re like me, just tryin’ to get by, maybe just stick with the basics. A good swing of an axe works just fine, you know? But these youngsters, they like their fancy stuff, so I guess this “jinhsi resonance chain” is important to them.
In Short…
So, there you have it. That’s what I could make of this “jinhsi resonance chain” hullabaloo. Get more Jinshis, use the right moves, pair her with the right folks, and she’ll be a real terror. Just like a well-fed hen lays bigger eggs. It all boils down to makin’ her stronger, one way or another. Simple as that.
Tags：Jinshi, Resonance Chain, S1, S3, S6, Illuminious Epiphany, Trailing Lights, Yinlin, Verina, Team Build, Game Guide
