Some people say that the protagonist hasn't thrown dice for a long time, and I think I need to explain this.

I think the Golden Finger is a medium that makes the protagonist stronger, not a father who makes him rely on. If he throws dice when encountering things, then the protagonist who throws everything to fate will be ruined.

The most important thing for a person is to think, growth, and the protagonist needs to grow, so he will think about the principle of the dice when rolling the dice, and remember the experience of the dice after the skill is activated, so he can try to use the skills without rolling the dice.

The dice is his learning hang, his weight to turn the tables when he is in danger, his shortcut to success, and his crutches for climbing, but it is definitely not the threads behind the puppets. When going up the mountain, inexperienced people may need hiking poles to assist, but what he should do is that even if he throws away the crutches, he can still walk, instead of losing his strength like a puppet with broken threads.

As for the elements of the running group, if you have any knowledge of the running group, you should find that in addition to the dice throwing of the crosstalk group, the more exciting the running group is, the fewer the dice throws. Basically, they are forced to throw by KP or the battle round must be thrown, because veteran running group players tend to use wisdom to solve problems, and senior KPs will try to avoid the scene where everything is suspended if the dice fails and the dice is successful.

The running group is not that profound. To put it bluntly, it is just a house that is decided by dice. People who are just starting to come into contact with will find that they need to use dice everywhere, but after playing for a long time, they will use dice less.

For example, if you plan to sneak into the enemy's base, some bad KPs will be lucky or directly let you vote by yourself to see if someone will call you. However, when old players perform this game, they will directly describe turning off their phones and then sneak in. Some players will even take photos and upload operations like clouds every time they get clues, so that they can get information even if they tear their own cards.

Putting aside these things, to be fair, if you have a choice, will you bet on luck? The protagonist of the jojo world knows nothing and has no choice, so he throws dice in a large number of dice. The Hunter World has some ability, and the number of dices is obviously less. This is not because the author has forgotten it, but because of the protagonist's personality, or most people's personality, it will definitely not be vague when it should be used, but if you have to say nothing, roll dice calm down, that is, you are looking for a draw by yourself, right? If there is a big failure, it will be fun to fall into a stinky ditch and drown in a flat ground?
Chapter completed!