Predators and Machete Giants in the Wasteland: The Invincible Path of Bounty Hunters (Tribe Glory and Iron Blood Trail: Essential Skill Point Strategies for Building Bounty Hunters)

Predators and Machete Giants in the Wasteland: The Invincible Path of Bounty Hunters (Tribe Glory and Iron Blood Trail: Essential Skill Point Strategies for Building Bounty Hunters)

Predators and Machete Giants in the Wasteland: The Invincible Path of Bounty Hunters (Tribe Glory and Iron Blood Trail) is a strategy guide for building bounty hunters. Many players may not be familiar with this topic, so let me introduce the Invincible Path of Bounty Hunters in the Wasteland (Tribe Glory and Iron Blood Trail): Essential Skill Point Strategies for Building Bounty Hunters. If you are interested, please take a look.

Beginner’s Guide for Novice Players

At the beginning of the game, there will be a beginner’s guide that will lead you into a new area.

In the new area, you need to constantly collect resources and upgrade your weapons and skills. After your character reaches level 30, you can unlock skills. Here, you can learn more skills and then allocate skill points to the skills you possess.

Allocation of Skill Points

Everyone has their unique way of allocating skill points. For example, if I like bounty hunters, I would allocate points to Hunting Instincts and then choose Hunting Talents. This way, I can earn more money and choose to increase combat experience or enhance attack power, and so on.

Skill Combination

The game offers a variety of skill combinations. We can choose some practical skills, such as life regeneration, slowing down enemies, or healing, etc. These skills are very useful, but it is important to note that some skills have cooldown time. If you use a skill, you cannot use it again immediately, so be sure to pay attention to the timing of skill usage.

Tribe Glory and Iron Blood Trail: Essential Skill Point Strategies for Building Bounty Hunters

As a damage-dealing class in “Tribe Glory,” bounty hunters primarily focus on violent output. However, the sequence of skill allocation is different from others. Today, I will analyze in detail the exclusive skill of bounty hunters, “Crazy Shot,” and its skill point strategies!

[Skill Introduction]

Crazy Shot: Deals damage to a single enemy target and reduces their armor value.

Bomb Strike: Shoots explosive flame arrows around oneself, causing area magic damage to enemy troops and slowing down enemy heroes.

Grenade Launcher: Throws a powerful grenade that deals damage to enemy units within the area.

Snipe: Attacks all enemy targets in a straight line ahead and reduces their armor value.

Chain Shot: Shoots a series of arrows at oneself and allies, causing physical damage to all enemy targets within the range and stunning them.

Ultimate Slaughter: Attacks targets within a straight line range ahead, causing area physical damage and reducing their attack power.

Rage Shot: Attacks targets within a straight line range ahead, causing area physical damage and stunning them.

Skill Point Strategies:

The skill “Crazy Shot” can provide continuous physical damage output and also reduce the opponent’s armor. When this skill is upgraded to level 5, it can also increase self-damage output, making it a good choice for prolonged battles. The skills “Bomb Strike,” “Grenade Launcher,” and “Ultimate Slaughter” can cause damage to enemies and reduce their armor, making them very effective in prolonged battles. Therefore, when allocating skill points, be sure to prioritize upgrading these skills.

The skill point strategy for “Rage Shot” is to prioritize upgrading Bomb Strike and Grenade Launcher because these two skills can increase self-critical strike probability, further enhancing one’s output ability. Moreover, after upgrading these skills, one’s critical strike probability can also be increased, taking one’s critical strike effect to the next level.

Finally, worth mentioning is that upgrading the skills “Crazy Shot” and “Grenade Launcher” requires the item “Rage Shot,” which can be obtained through dungeon drops or purchased from the store. “Rage Shot,” on the other hand, needs to be purchased with diamonds. Although it is not as convenient as “Rage Shot,” it is relatively more practical.

Above is the strategy and tips for bounty hunters. Hope it can be helpful to those who enjoy playing “Tribe Glory” and “Tribe Glory and Iron Blood Trail”!