Cao Wei: One-Eyed Tracker
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"One-Eyed Tracker" is adapted from "Guan Yu's Thousand-Li Solo Journey", but isn't it condensed too much...
Time: 12 minutes
Map and Difficulty: B, Stronghold
Requirement: Complete all quests according to the prompts
S Condition: Remaining time 2:51 seconds or more
S Reward: Chronicle Platform "One-Eyed Tracker" historical record, expression/spring
Recommended weapon items: Twin Swords are sufficient, or other weapons with high destruction and movement.
First, our spawn point is in the middle of the road at the bottom right of the Stronghold map, with Xiahou Dun at the very bottom. Then quickly use the yellow soldiers for enhancement. At this time Guan Yu has taken out Kong Xiu, so quickly recapture bases 4 and 5, as shown in the image below.
Retake the two bases, Guan Yu appears in the middle of the map (green square in the image). When we chase after him, Guan Yu disappears, and both bases 2 and 3 fall into enemy hands. At this time, quickly capture the No. 3 tower base.
Hu Ban let Guan Yu pass, so we need to capture the No. 2 tower base and kill Hu Ban at the same time. Finally, Guan Yu appears at the supply depot at the top.
So... numerous discussions appeared on forums and offline about how to make Xiahou Dun come over to PK with Guan Yu faster.
Some say wait for him for a few minutes, some say kill yourself once then wait, some say this way and that way.
After Murray tried all the above methods, Xiahou Dun still doesn't appear most of the time, and dragging it out like this means no S completion. So—why not test doing the Grim Reaper instead.
The best method Murray came up with is to commit suicide to Guan Yu three times. Then when returning to the base for the third time, Xiahou Dun will come. After that, watch the show, and finally deliver the finishing blow. Guan Yu dies, Zhang Liao appears to stop Xiahou Dun's action, stage clear.
Overall, for these two chronicle quests, I personally think Cao Cao's chronicle quest is relatively fitting, while Xiahou Dun's chronicle stage has bases that are perhaps too small...