Attack of the SHENs =o=bbbb Strip off clothes, bah, a shooter who returns to nature

The model is based on a summoned arrow, and has an ice blast special effect (only visual effects, the damage is ignored, just the original arrow damage, sweat). It has its own light, but there is no lighting judgment set, so I am not sure whether it will affect the concealment value. Personal self-test is no different from regular arrows. The sound effects of several triggered effects are minimal, which is convenient for gentlemen who want to dive into the bow. . .

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Things to note are:

• The original author of the Gentleman's Staff ensured its neutrality, so using this thing will not cause any attack effect, that is, you can take off the clothes of anyone in the city without being attacked, even if the target cannot steal the equipment. . . This is the biggest advantage. . Anyway, it is prepared for melee combat and peaceful NPCs, so the short distance is not really a disadvantage.

• The Gentleman's Magic Arrow is made for watching the fun from a distance (after being beaten, you will still draw the weapon even if your clothes are gone, watching the two white rabbits jumping all the way, jumping and slashing all the way, all kinds of gentlemen, cough cough), because it is an attack, so if you use it to shoot peaceful NPCs, they will become hostile. You should just use the staff obediently in the city. . . In order to take care of the accuracy issue, the ice blast model is also used, so there is a certain range, not big, but it can ensure that if it hits the floor at your feet, it will also take off the clothes of the people next to you.
• If an arrow hits the enemy, it will be caught and shot back. I will not be held responsible if the gentleman on the other side catches you if you act carelessly. . .

NPCs and enemies who have been stripped off will not put their clothes back on. . . But after changing the map and refreshing it, it will go back again. . . . As for weapons, as long as you are in combat mode, you will always take them out no matter how many times you pick them. . .

In fact, after this step, it can be made into an enchantment that can be decomposed and learned. However, the effect of this thing is too IMBA to dare to use. (Think about it: every time you attack, the opponent's defense will be completely empty, and you have to take out the weapon again. It is basically the same as rolling a defenseless stake. It ruins the balance, and does not increase the entertainment, so I will be lazy for the time being.)