What do you notice different about a warrior on the ridge?

The upstairs is a bit of a mess.

Isn't it just an elite warrior who has a hegemonic body and continuous skills (often with a hegemonic body) hugging people and falling over the shoulder or something.

Actually, SJ's aren't very bad.

The hugging man of the Ice Dragon Diagram (Huang Mingwei's name is the male elite warrior of the Toulouse Clan) can be said to be an enhanced version.

Seems to like to hold women's careers too.。。。

Last time, I teamed up with a demon to brush that little sample ignored me and rushed behind me to hug Xiao Loli speechless. . .

Magicians are really troublesome to fight guerrilla tactics.

Are you talking about the one who picked up the person and hit him? It feels scary, and there's a jumping guy next to him, right?

Valley Pinyin: shāngǔ

English: valley

Description: A narrow and low depression between two mountains.

A Mountain Ridge A ridge) contour line, and the ridge is convex to the lower end.

The ridge is a convex landform formed by the meeting and combination of two slopes with opposite slopes and different slopes. The line connecting the highest point of the ridge is the intersection of two slopes, which is called the ridgeline.

When viewed on the map: the valley is raised towards the contour line (colloquially: convex towards the center); Raised to the low contour line is the ridge (colloquially: raised outward); I summarized it myself: Mid-Valley Outer Ridge.

That,After level 9, a new place called Crystal Valley knows.,There's a place next to him called the Melting Forest.,It should be.,Anyway, you can see the snow when you go in.,You have to go through Crystal Valley.。

Thank you for the trouble to adopt!

Contour line, convex to the top is the valley. Sticking lower is the ridge.

No matter what profession, as long as you reach level 9, you can go to the birthplace of Ming and Qing Oak of other professions at will: mage, priest, birthplace in Enchanted Ridge--- Snow and Frost Ramp--- Fusion Side Forest--- Crystal Valley--- Wind Forest--- Shadow Forest--- Preli Town That's the road map Hope it can help you.

The ridge is a watershed, that is, the water on both sides of the hillside is diverted to the two sides. The valley is a catchment point, where the water from both sides of the hillside flows. The ridge is like the ridge of a tiled house, like the joints of the four fingers at the top of a clenched fist.

The valley is the gap between each finger. The area between the two knuckles is the saddle. So it's the highest part of the valley and the lowest part of the ridge.

Connecting the highest point in the ridge is the ridgeline, and connecting the lowest point in the valley is the valley line. In the contour map, the high value is the valley, and the low value is the ridge, that is, the high is the low valley and the low is the high ridge.

The height of the same contour line is the same, whether it is convex or concave. To determine whether it is a ridge or a valley, you first draw a line on the convex and concave surface, 'that is, the ridge or valley line', and then draw a line perpendicular to the ridge or valley. You can see whether the height on this line increases or decreases from the sides to the middle.

The valley is growing, and the ridge is decreasing. It is also possible to determine whether it is a ridge or a valley watershed and a catchment line, and the day of the ridge is the watershed first, and the line of the valley is the catchment. Got it.

First, the number on the contour line, in meters.

Secondly, the higher the number, the higher the terrain.

Thirdly, the triangle represents the top of the mountain, which is the peak of the mountain.

Fourth, the gentle part between the two summits --- saddle.

Fifth, the contour line is convex from high to low (from where the number is large to where the number is small), which is the ridge.

Sixth, the contour line convex from low to high (that is, the one that is concave from high to low) is the valley.

Seventh, where there are many contour lines intersecting, are steep cliffs.

Eighth, where there are rivers, they are generally valleys. The river flows down the valley.

Along the direction of the contour curve, the contour line lowers the ridge, and the contour line rises to the valley saddle, which is the designation of the relatively gentle part of the terrain between the two mountains. In contour topographic maps, it is also relatively easy to identify. Because this part resembles a saddle in the entire terrain system, it is called saddle.

A valley is a low and narrow place between two mountains, with many streams flowing through it.

The watershed line is generally reflected on the topographic map, and if the contour line highlights outward to indicate the topography of the high inside and low outside, then the water will flow outward, which is the watershed.

The catchment line, on the other hand, flows inward. The watershed line and the intersection of the main river road have good navigation conditions, because the catchment line is a valley, which can form a river, that is, the confluence of the river, so the navigation conditions are good.

The ridge is an isobar that protrudes outward.

The valley is isobaric concave inward.

Since the water flows to a low place, it is easy to accumulate water in the low places of the same cross-section, and it is easy to form a river channel, so the valley is the most likely to form a river.

The valley is V-shaped, and the ridge is like a mountain, and there will be no river.

The high place is the ridge, and the low place is the valley On the map, people use dotted lines to represent the valleys, such as: -- Ridges are represented by dotted and dashed lines. There are circles and lines on the map, and there is a data judgment method on the line: valley is a closed circle, the raised part points to the large part of the data, and the ridge is a closed circle, and the raised part points to the small part of the data.

Raised towards the contour line is the valley (colloquially: raised towards the center); Raised to the low contour line is the ridge (colloquially: raised outward); I summarized it myself: Mid-Valley Outer Ridge.

Along the direction of the contour curve, the contour line lowers the ridge and the contour line rises in the valley.