Rainbow Orange Career Point Allocation Sharing: Tips for Allocating Points for Each Career in the Rainbow Orange Mobile Game

In the sharing of Rainbow Orange class point distribution, you can not only see the strengths of each class but also understand the differences in point distribution among different classes. At least two different basic classes show many different point distribution skills, including early and late game point distribution, which may have some differences. If you don't have a preferred class yet, you can check if any of the point distribution effects here are something you'd like to try.

Firstly, for the hammer and shield class, in the early stages of the game, the main output skill should prioritize maxing out Full Moon Slash. This skill's unique infinite spinning attack mode is effective both in dealing significant damage to enemies and as a convenient method during AFK (away from keyboard) play. More importantly, when this skill hits three times, it can trigger an attack damage boost of up to 1000%. If paired with the Shield Charge skill that triggers the Dominance state, the damage output is astonishing. Among core buff skills, Shield Charge is crucial, significantly enhancing dominance and lasting for 5 seconds.

In the later stages of the game, the skill point distribution for the hammer and shield class needs further optimization based on the early stage. The main output skill, Full Moon Slash, should continue to be strengthened to ensure it maintains high damage output against powerful enemies. Additionally, more skill points should be invested in Power Hammer Strike, which has irreplaceable value in late-game burst damage and handling high-defense enemies. For support skills, Whirlwind Hammer should be maxed out decisively; this skill can quickly deal damage to surrounding enemies and create a brief control effect in team battles or when surrounded by enemies. In physical damage-focused combat scenarios, upgrading Shield Charge should be prioritized.

For the sword and shield class, if it's a Paladin, the primary skill should undoubtedly be maxing out Beam Slash, which comes with a lifesteal effect. This is extremely important for a front-line tank, as it allows them to regain health while taking enemy attacks. For taunt skills, Glorious Honor is key, as it can cause enemies to taunt for a certain period, drawing their fire and protecting teammates behind them from harm.

If it's an offensive sword and shield class, such as a Martial Artist, the skill point distribution focuses on high burst output. The main skills must include maxing out Sonic Slash and Flying Dragon Slash. Sonic Slash, with its extremely fast attack speed and considerable damage, can hit enemies multiple times in an instant. Flying Dragon Slash, on the other hand, has strong area-of-effect damage. For defensive skills, if the number of skill books is limited, priority should be given to enhancing skills like Defensive Impact and Perfect Shield, which are useful when transitioning to a pure defense role, helping the Martial Artist maintain output while also having defensive capabilities.

Next, for the dual blades class, active skills like Cross Skill can be skipped to save skill points for more important skills. Roar Skill only needs to be leveled to 1, primarily to unlock the powerful Gale Stab. Besides these two, all other active skills should be maxed out. The enhancement of skills depends on the number of skill books available. When there are fewer enhancement skill books, it's recommended to first level up Berserk Awakening and Rampage, then Wave Slash, and finally consider Windmill. With limited skill books, focusing on Windmill and Berserk Awakening not only fails to achieve the continuous attack effect of Windmill but also reduces overall output efficiency due to the lack of Wave Slash's long-range sword energy.

The attribute point distribution for the dual guns class typically follows two main directions. The first is full agility, which increases the player's attack speed and enhances damage output per unit time. The second is full output, which focuses on increasing base attack values and double critical rates, thereby enhancing the overall output of the dual guns. First, the Forward Shot skill, one of the basic attack skills for the dual guns class, should be maxed out. The second skill to focus on is Crouching Shot, which allows for counterattacks while dodging enemy attacks in specific combat situations. The last skill for the dual guns to invest in is Backstep Shot, which helps players better adjust their position in battle after advancing, maintaining a safe distance while continuing to deal damage. It's recommended to prioritize Concentration after advancement, improving the accuracy and stability of the dual guns' output.

This concludes the introduction to the Rainbow Orange class point distribution. These are currently the more popular classes, and their basic point distribution effects vary. If there's a class you enjoy playing, you can check if the point distribution here aligns with your expectations.