「アウトドアクラブ」・ the outdoor club #16908182
Game studiosENbenchmark testingcharacter defensegame mechanics
Description
A supernull character that tests his opponent's defense, similar to what Infinity Zero does. Introduction to lethality: Layers 1-2 is a normal to dead method without any isolation technology Layers 3-5 is isolated attack, using %n attack technology Layer 6 is to launch isolation attack by force, using API thread splitting attack technology Layer 7 is all the attacks above are executed at the same time, and the interference time is 2 times of the ordinary single layer Layer 8 is a special layer. The soulabyss will give up attacking the opponent's characters and attack the main program instead. Very tough character to win against, some characters on 1p side or high-tier/top-tier methods can defeat him. A good defense character might be needed to run with this benchmark. Author = ”ｌu ”
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 13 Aug 2026, 02:46 | 25 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by @yuikanu as measured.
Members we’ve seen
@yuikanu — club leader (rank 255)
ArleNadja (@PuyoArle) — overseer (rank 175)
@tsup2 — supervisor (rank 100)
Bun (@DevSersponge) — members (rank 15)
DRC (@DRCFromSanDiego) — members (rank 15)
@AWAKENHEROBRINE — viewer (rank 1)
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