How to use the Tai Chi strange techniques in Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds, introduction to Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds Tai Chi skills.

Yan Yun contains many unique skills, strange and unusual techniques. When used properly, some of these techniques can save players a lot of time. For example, the "Tai Chi" skill is one that everyone learns early on, but many players may not know the wonders of Yan Yun's Tai Chi. Here, I will briefly share with everyone how to obtain this skill and the precautions for its use. After reading this, you will understand.

After talking with Tianya Ke in the main storyline, the plot will direct players to drive away a black bear and learn "Tai Chi" by secretly observing. Next to the black bear, there are rock piles, and inside the rock piles are treasure chests. By adjusting your angle and using Tai Chi to throw the black bear onto the rock pile, you can obtain the treasure chest inside.

When exploring the world later on, if you encounter black bears, pay attention to nearby rock piles, as they often contain hidden treasure chests. The Tai Chi technique can be used not only on black bears but also on some enemies and even other animals on the map.

For example, when surrounded by many enemies, you can use Tai Chi to throw the biggest threat far away first, then deal with the smaller threats nearby. When using Tai Chi to grab a target, you can rotate the camera to adjust the direction in which you throw them; you don't necessarily need to change your position. Many players overlook this point.

For enemies with high health or who pose a significant threat that cannot be resolved quickly, Tai Chi can also be used to instantly kill them. It's not because Tai Chi itself deals much external damage, but because it creates a terrain advantage. The longer the target stays airborne, the higher the landing damage. For example, using Tai Chi to throw a large goose into the air and letting it fall can directly eliminate it.

In addition, the Tai Chi skill is very useful against "shield-wielding" enemies. Since shield-wielding enemies cannot be broken through from the front, using Tai Chi to pull them close can disarm their shields, significantly improving combat efficiency. This small trick is essential to master.