Sentry:Obelisk Of Dawn
MOBA games on VR.
“Sentry:Obelisk Of Dawn”is a VR-like MOBA game, and it is a multiplayer online competitive game that supports 5v5 games at most. The game is open to all players equally.
VR competitive games without vertigo.
“Sentry:Obelisk Of Dawn” uses a recharge-jump movement to compete on the battlefield.
-The way of jumping basically does not produce the dizziness of VR.
-In the way of pre-charging, the opponent’s “mobile information” will not be lost, and it will not be impossible to predict the opponent’s behavior like “teleportation”.
-A small area of 1:1 free-space movement allows players to focus more on battlefield tactics or combat skills themselves.
Cooperation and victory.
The main mode of“Sentry:Obelisk Of Dawn” is the “five Battlefield” mode, which attaches great importance to team cooperation.
-On the battlefield, there are “ordinary nodes” that can continuously generate fewer points and “deterioration nodes” that can generate a large number of points at once.
-The way to win on the battlefield is to get 2500 points first.
-Nodes are distributed all over the battlefield.
-The deteriorating node generates 500 points at a time but needs to occupy and defend for 45 seconds, refreshing every 4 minutes.
-The game supports real-time voice on the battlefield within the same team.
Upgrade and customization.
The current version of “Sentry:Obelisk Of Dawn” has.
-Upper limit of level 30, up to 30 talent points.
-38 sets of armed chips (battlefield skills in 5v5 battlefield).
-4 talent systems that can activate 12 talent pools.
-Among the armed chips, there are 15 sets of chips that can be specialized by talent.
-Each set of armed chips (skills) can be upgraded by completing various tasks, collecting fragments and resources.
-Each player can customize his or her own feature character.
Single player game or online matching.
You can quickly match an online PVP conflict, or prove your skills in qualifying.
You can also create a man-machine room alone or with friends to experiment with skills and tactics or hone your combat skills.
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