The first rule, two attacks are considered as one, but damage and effects will accumulate.
Seemingly useless, in fact, it matched with many of Ze's professional abilities and put minimal mental stress on the player, making it the greatest map design of the twenty-first century.
First of all, for the Chess Player's "General" piece, the damage-absorbing shield gained every five minutes became harder to break.
If there wasn't a second attack, the effect of the first attack would be nullified, and the damage-absorbing shield would remain intact.
For some characters in Ze's universe, landing a hit once was already quite difficult, let alone hitting twice in succession…
A bit challenging.
If two attacks are seen as one, it's as if a shield that could originally only withstand one hit can now withstand two, not only countering some small-damage, wide-range shield-breaking group damage but also boosting tankiness.
Secondly, the Soldier's abilities became even more fitting.
