One-hit kill style extends the buff duration
Everything you need for your one-hit kill genre
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Everything you need for your one-hit kill genre
Extended Buff Duration for One-Shot Builds
🎯 **Gain extension module specially designed for the one-hit kill genre**
Features ✨
Have you ever encountered such a situation: when you were about to kill the BOSS with one blow, you found that the key buff effect had disappeared? Why are these effects always so short-lived? 30 seconds is simply not enough. You have to rush for time. Although it is exciting, it loses the fun if you repeat it too many times.
Now, this problem is finally solved! I have specifically extended the duration of the buff effects required for all one-hit-kill genres. Each effect has a super-long duration of **300 seconds**, which is definitely enough for you to handle any battle calmly!
Buff effect list 📋
All of the following effects now have a duration of 300 seconds:
- **Golden Tree Oath** - Item and War Ash version
- **Chapolini's Roar**
- **Fire, give me strength**
- **Mushroom Crown and Poison Amulet**
- **White Mask and the Joy of the Blood King**
- **Black Hood and Ancient Wraith's Amulet of Joy**
- **Corrupted Knight Banner**
- **Frenzy Hands and Poisoned Hands**
- **The Determination of the Royal Ghost**
- **Holy Flesh**
- **Hot-blooded elixir**
- **Double-bird kite-shaped shield and red-feathered seven-edged sword** - Now effective at any health level
- **Crusader Badge Amulet**
- **Dagger Talisman**
- **Dried Flower Bouquet Talisman**
- **Portrait of Lelana**
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💡 **Warm Tips**: If you find any missing effects, please tell me in the comment area!
📝 **Version Information**: Applicable to game version 1.16
🔥 Now you can focus on combat strategy instead of re-casting buffs!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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