The value of these low-level purple outfits is not only in their attributes, but also in their rarity.

In the 1960s, many warrior players even sold point cards to buy Fiery Tomahawk. One big card sold for 300 gold, and took out 100 gold to buy Fiery Tomahawk.

If we look at it later, it will be unreasonable, because according to the subsequent gameplay of World of Warcraft, any low-level purple equipment is at best a bit valuable in appearance. For example, the quicksand robe is used for transformation. No matter how good the attributes of the low-level purple equipment are, can it be compared with the full-level blue equipment?

This phenomenon mainly comes from the fast food attributes of later versions. With the continuous adjustment of the version, brushing has basically become a one-stop service. As long as it is upgraded to about level 11, you can directly die from the mine/shadow teeth castle - Bloody - Zulfarak - Stantamsome - Hellfire Fortress - Panya Reservoir, etc., which may be only a few days before and after.

For these fast food parties, a low-level purple outfit really makes no sense.

However, in the 1960s, it took a long time for players to upgrade from level 20 to level 60. In this process, a good purple outfit can allow you to get a very comfortable monster-killing upgrade experience in the next few dozen hours, and it is completely worth it when encountering hostile camps in the wild.

Moreover, the equipment attributes in the 1960s were not as homogenized as they did later. Taking weapons as an example, the upper limit damage, speed, attributes, and special effects will directly affect the quality of a weapon.

Like the main sword Cro Blade that can be bought at level 51 of the thief, it is one of the magical tools. Its speed is 2.8 and its attack limit is 149. The only attribute is "to increase your chance of causing a fatal blow by 1%". Its attribute is +7 strength +5 endurance. It can be said that all aspects are perfectly matched. Of course, if you want to buy it, you have to grab it with other thieves, warriors, and knights.

If you enchant the Crusader or 15 Agility, this weapon is enough for the thief to bring it to the Heart of Molten Fire from level 51.

What is this? The upgrade in the 1960s was very slow, especially after level 50. Getting this weapon at least means that you basically walk sideways when doing tasks before the full level, swipe the tasks casually, kill the enemy camps casually, and even encounter large numbers with full level but poor equipment. You have the chance to struggle.

Therefore, many people say that "World of Warcraft is the beginning", and this sentence has a specific context. It means that only after "World of Warcraft" is full, players will truly come into contact with its core gameplay of PVE and PVP, and will truly face those epic team dungeons.

Many people understand it as the content before World of Warcraft is over. Upgrading is all about bringing a brush. This is an absolute misinterpretation.

In fact, World of Warcraft has also put a lot of effort into low-level tasks and dungeons. Although these low-level dungeons are not that difficult for difficulty, their plot structure and gameplay are not weaker than high-level dungeons.

For example, Zou Zhuo and his friends are about to open up the land, its origins can even be traced back to the ancient times of Azeroth.

In that era, the trolls were the absolute rulers of this continent, but some troll priests always used psychics to summon demons with the idea of ​​making big news. They played with fire repeatedly and finally awakened the Zerg leader Kirchix, who was sleeping in Silitus. This directly led to the formal establishment of the tumor Zerg Azeras's empire and the war that lasted for thousands of years.

In the end, Kishiks killed himself. In order to continue to monitor the Zergs of Silitus, Gula Bash built their own city in the desert of Tanaris, Zulfarak, guarded by the Sandfury tribe. However, under a long history, more and more races appeared, and these races occupied the land of the trolls.

The Sand Rage Trolls could only retreat to Zul Farak, hoping to create an army of undead here, or even create various evil creatures to conquer their territory.

In the dungeon boss battle, players also began to encounter more and more difficulties and challenges. For example, in the Bloody Monastery, the dog man and woman made many players vomit blood on the spot and gave them the title of dog man and woman, while the boss of Zul Farak is stronger and the gameplay is more diverse.

For example, the witch doctor Zu Muraen, there are a large number of tombs outside his altar, and the tombs are full of mummies of various trolls. When players first arrive here, they may go directly to fight the boss. At this time, the mummies in the cemetery will run out and send the player back to the cemetery.

If you want to kill this boss, you must first patiently open all the tombs outside the altar and kill all the mummies one by one.

In front of Zulfarak's huge altar, players will encounter a rare "guardian" boss battle gameplay. Here, after players kill the executioner, they will find an expedition team locked in a cage, and their commander Sergeant Bry asked the player to rescue them.

At this time, the Sand Rage Troll had surrounded the altar heavily and launched an attack. Out of helplessness, the player could only fight against the besieged troll army with Sergeant Blay.

The reason why this place is called the Hundred Man Slash is because there are nearly 100 sand rage trolls below. However, these monsters are all elite + ordinary monster configurations, and many mages use magic explosion techniques to play aoe here and have a great time playing with Aoe.

This battle is not just simple to kill monsters. There are five different NPCs here, each NPC has different skills. For example, the Orc Warlock will cast spells, while the Goblin engineer will bury bombs on the ground. At this time, players need to mark the NPC head and always pay attention to the safety of the key NPCs.

Among them, goblin engineers must not die because it will help players explode the door to the final boss. As for others... after the boss battle is over, they will turn against each other, and players can decide whether to let them live to the end according to their needs.

Moreover, the most amazing thing is probably the two-handed sword dropped by Zul Farak: the magic sword Susus. This two-handed sword is not dropped directly, but requires two blue one-handed swords dropped by two bosses to synthesize, and these two swords are all picked up and bound. The set of swords combined into a sword seems to be unique in World of Warcraft.

Of course, the reason why this two-handed sword is rare is that its drop is very cloudy. In the initial version, its components, the drop rate of the two blue swords was only about 5% of a thousand. It is conceivable what kind of character it takes to brush and synthesize both swords.

However, the plot of this sword reflects the importance of World of Warcraft on low-level dungeons and worldview creation. It can be said that the joy of players at that time when they got this purple two-handed sword was definitely far beyond most of the later graduated purple outfits.
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