When DNF talks about the weird equipment named after it, people can’t help but think of the second brother’s inflatable friend, the electric spear of the minibus, You can’t force things in the world - happiness lasts forever, Little Overlord - endless fun, etc. , although the attributes of these equipment are not very good, the names are weird enough to make people particularly impressed. After the TYF update on 2.8, the Chinese team also Chineseized the 100-level equipment, and there are also some names among them. Very strange equipment.
Fruit set
For example, this set of fruit sets is named after fruits. There are five kinds of tropical fruits: dragon fruit, durian, lychee, papaya and mangosteen. I have to say that Jiang Cailang did his best in planning. He actually used the names of fruits to name the equipment. Fortunately, the equipment is not leather armor but light armor, otherwise it would be even more skinny.
Losing Sanity
Losing Sanity is a sickle with very good attributes, but the name is very annoying, but it completely corresponds to the fourth uncle’s transformation. His nature is that after his transformation, he is dark, big, hard and crazy, and then activates the crazy effects. It is indeed a plan. He summed up the characteristics of the fourth uncle in just 4 words.
Strengthening: Growth
Strengthening: Growth This weapon is inevitably reminiscent of the names of similar weapons such as Er Ge’s inflatable friend and Minibus’ electric spear. Strengthening ：Growth depends on where it is strengthened. Will weapons become longer and longer with the strengthening value? It makes people think a lot.
Infinite Welcome
Infinite Welcome is a weapon that looks very good in appearance. It looks like Demacia's Debon spear. It feels good when used for transmogrification, but the name is... Very strange, is it infinite welcome or infinite phantom? Could it be the fault of planning again?
In addition, there are many strangely named equipment in the level 100 version, such as turbulent flames, electronic jets, combat kites, etc. The naming of such weapons inevitably makes people doubt the planning. What do you think about recruiting freshly graduated primary school students into the planning team?