Aero Resonancer: The Fatal Angel of the Summer Sky
In this vast and turbulent aerodynamic domain, a woman wearing a light cloak stands quietly at the bow of a ship, holding her gun tightly, her gaze piercing through the sky. She is Xiaokong, a refreshing and emerging aerodynamic resonancer in the world of Chime. Although this young lady is only a five-star resonancer, her abilities far exceed her rating. She can quietly deal damage from the backline, support her teammates, apply the Wind Erosion tag to enemies, and make them suffer even more. In short, she is an all-around player.
Her main supporting skills include:
Applying the Wind Erosion tag to enemies: Her four basic attacks, resonance skills, and resonance release can all stack the Wind Erosion effect on enemies.
Enhancing the Wind Erosion effect: Her Encore skill increases the Wind Erosion effect enemies receive by 100%.
Concentrating enemies: Her Resonance Loop can gather enemies together, making it easier for allies to perform multi-target attacks.
As a veteran player, I have recently been studying Xiaokong’s growth path and discovered that she is actually a hidden expert. The key to turning her into a true boss lies in the order of skill refinement. After summarizing, I think the priority should be as follows:
Resonance Release: ★★★★★
Resonance Loop: ★★★
Normal Attack: ★★
Resonance Skill: ★★
Encore Skill: ★
To be honest, choosing a weapon was a tough decision. After much deliberation, I still believe that Xiaokong’s exclusive weapon, “The Elegy Between the Trees,” suits her best. This weapon has a base attack of 500 and a critical hit rate of 36%. More impressively, its weapon effects are:
Attack increased by 12%.
After applying the “Wind Erosion Effect” to the target, the wearer’s aerodynamic damage bonus increases by 24% for 10 seconds.
When attacking an enemy with the “Wind Erosion Effect,” the enemy’s aerodynamic resistance is reduced by 10% for 20 seconds.
If you’re lucky enough to obtain this weapon, you’ll basically be unbeatable among aerodynamic resonancers.
Of course, if you can’t get her exclusive weapon for now, you can also consider “The Lingering Smoke” or “Dance with Death.” These alternative weapons may not be perfect, but they can serve as decent substitutes.
Regarding the choice of internal skill set, I recommend the “Ephemeral Clouds in the Void” set. This set not only enhances Xiaokong’s damage but also boosts the aerodynamic damage of the entire team. If your team only has Xiaokong as an aerodynamic resonancer, the “Clouds Emerging from the Moon” set is also a good choice, as it enhances the attack power of the next resonancer to enter the battlefield. Simply put, it paves the way for your teammates.
For the choice of resonant terms, I suggest prioritizing critical hit rate, critical damage, and aerodynamic damage. Secondary terms can include critical hit rate, critical damage, resonance efficiency, and attack percentage. Remember, term selection should be based on your actual needs, not just following trends.
When it comes to team composition, I think there are several options:
Wind Erosion Effect Team: Xiaokong, Feibi, Drifter (Aerodynamic)
Light Noise Effect Team: Xiaokong, Feibi, Zanni, Guardian of the Shore
Low-Configuration Team: Xiaokong, Drifter (Aerodynamic), Baiju
Speaking of this, I recall what a certain master once said: “Team composition is like choosing underwear; it’s all about comfort.” So, I suggest everyone choose their team based on their actual situation.
Finally, if you want to obtain Xiaokong, saving up is a must. It’s recommended to top up at the Gathering Pavilion, which is safe, reliable, and offers a high discount of up to 22%. The price for the Lunar Storage is