Fellow Daoist, please stay, Immortal Golden Firmament.Golden Firmament Immortal had the following characteristics:
1. ** Skills **
- He canceled the Joint Attack Skill and changed it to the Flame Skill. The Flame Skill consumed 8 points of Divine Flame. Different races could release it at different times. The Human Race could release it twice, the Buddha Race could release it three times, and the Dao Race could release it four times. Compared to the two immortals of Golden Firmament (except Vega), the three immortals of Golden Firmament had one more release of the Flame Skill and four more points of divine flame before the first three rounds of attacks. Vega, on the other hand, did not increase the Flame Skill or the additional divine flame recovery. Currently, the number of release of the Flame Skill for each character was four for Vega, four for Fahai, three for the Empress, and three for Meng Po.
- New "Chaos Damage", can ignore Invincibility (including the Invincibility of the Two Elements, but it has no effect on the strength of the Two Elements), Damage Limit (Panda/Mantis's Life Protection), but cannot ignore the effect of having less than 1 HP. The specific calculation method of Chaos damage was unknown, but the damage was very high. Without the damage limitation effect, Chaos damage was about 3/5 of the damage of the celestial objects (it would fluctuate if it was not fixed).
2. ** Attributes **
- New attributes: Chaos Vampiric, Chaos Damage Increase/Reduce, Luck Damage Increase/Reduce, Luck Value. The first two were only effective against Chaos damage. Luck Damage Increase/Reduction was a new outer attribute that was effective against all damage except for Shattered Stars (it was not confirmed whether it would be effective against Chaos damage). Luck Value could be understood as the higher the target's Luck Value, the better the effect of Luck Damage Increase/Reduction. The specific calculation method was unknown.
3. ** Suppression effect **
- The effect of Golden Firmament Immortal suppressing low-quality immortals was calculated by multiplying. For example, one 1-star Golden Firmament Immortal had a 30% suppression effect, two 1-star Golden Firmament Immortals had a 1 - 1*0.7*0.7 = 51% suppression effect, and three 1-star Golden Firmament Immortals had a 1 - 1*0.7 * 0.7 = 65.7% suppression effect. Human and Demon Race had more buff/debuff effects (Bright Martial/Dark Flame) and were more affected by suppression, while Taoist and Buddhist Race had less buff/debuff effects and were less affected by suppression.
- The power of the Buddha's Golden Body and its additional buffs were not affected by the suppression. In order to balance the strength of the four races, every Golden Firmament Immortal's talent came with a 30% - 60% Golden Body Shield Damage Enhancement. This Golden Body Shield Damage Enhancement was also effective on Rakshasa.
- The Dao was suppressed by Zhao Gongming. Zhao Gongming's domain could cause unnatural recovery of the Divine Flame effect-2, but it did not stack with Yang Jian's recovery of the Divine Flame-1.
4. ** Other aspects **
- Although the Essence Soul Star Map's skill attribute was described as Crimson Nightmare, it could still be used against Golden Firmament Immortal.
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