Master first aid, master first aid.

BL's master first aid can be learned to level 35, that is, you are now level 29 first aid 225, and when you reach level 35, you can learn to raise the upper limit of first aid to 300, but you can't learn what new bandages you are at 35, 35 can only take on the task to learn an upper limit, learn a new bandage to 40 to learn, it is impossible to learn 28 at all, you must be wrong, the task is to ask you to save 15 people before the death of 6 wounded, it seems simple, in fact, it is not simple at all, the key is to be able to stand, Stand in the middle of two rows of wounded on the ground so that you can easily click on at least 5 or so wounded without having to run, saving you time. When you start to use a bandage on a casualty, the mouse will immediately click on the second casualty, and the first one will be the second one, and the bandage has no cooldown.

Level 35 can get the first aid line to 300But you can rest assured that you can't do a thick magic pattern bandage to practice to 300If you want to practice to 300, you can only learn rune bandages when you reach level 40.

I was once not convinced, and I saved up 40 sets of magic cloth to practice skills. Hehehe... Failed.

As for the mage you see... Forget about him. That's an illusion.

1...ALX does not have LM Master First Aid. LM touched in Serra.

2...If the first aid limit is 29, you can't even hit the rune cloth, how can the game designer let you learn.

3...That fs to you.

Level 35 is required

Don't say anything about the level limit? But that's just the way it is

Accept the reality Amen!

For the Horde!

There is a level limit of 40 levels...

The Mage ... It's your hallucination ...

.I was 225 at level 20. I heard my friend say that it is to be level 38 (?).In order to learn the master.

Hey, I'm speechless, 29, I'm going to do a master mission...

It's just that your level is not enough, you can learn it by upgrading to 35.

Khan! 29 just want to do master tasks, are you stupid!

I guess I drank too much! To have it is to dream!

Eun: Yes, definitely! Yay.

Possible causes:

1. If you have overclocked, then reverse the operation.

2. If there is no overclocking, it may be that the CMOS battery is dead. Then change the battery.

3. Maybe the BIOS is messed up, try discharging. See Attached.

3. Memory module. If there is too much dust, clean up the memory modules and slots.

Attached: "Discharge" on the motherboard. Here's how:

For most motherboards today, CMOS discharge jumpers are designed to facilitate the discharge operation of the user, which is the most commonly used CMOS discharge method. This discharge jumper is generally a three-pin that is located near the CMOS battery socket on the motherboard and comes with a battery discharge instructions. In the default state of the motherboard, the jumper cap will be connected to the pins marked "1" and "2", which can be known from the discharge instructions as "normal", that is, the normal use state.

To use the jumper to discharge, first use tweezers or other tools to pull the jumper cap from the pins "1" and "2", and then put it on the pins marked "2" and "3" to connect them, and the discharge description can tell that the status is "clear CMOS", that is, clear CMOS (as shown in the figure below). After a short period of contact, the user's manual settings in the BIOS can be erased and the motherboard can be restored to the default settings when the motherboard left the factory.

After discharging the CMOS, the jumper cap needs to be removed from the "2" and "3" pins, and then restored to the original "1" and "2" pins. Note that if you do not restore the jumper cap to its normal state, you will not be able to start the computer and there will be an alarm sound.

In addition, all operations must be in the shutdown state, preferably by unplugging the power cord!