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莽荒纪抓蝴蝶怎么玩心得分享 发布时间：2015-10-16 10:53:46

　　莽荒紀抓蝴蝶玩法心得

　　剛開始抓蝴蝶的時候，最多的一次抓了8只最少的一次抓了2只當時是怎麽抓的我現在都想不通.

　　现在的我一次抓70/80只像好玩下面呢我给大家讲解下抓蝴蝶的心得，

　　首先抓蝴蝶不能急，在有也不能死磕，還要記住的一點就是該放棄的時候果斷放棄..《爲了一只蝴蝶我曾經抓了40多次》全是淚呀!

　　1：記著剛開始的時候我抓蝴蝶鼠標那就是沒停過不停的點，，可沒有一點用。等一網子下去，蝴蝶停好了在點下一網子，

　　2：不能死磕，千萬不要和一只蝴蝶死磕。。我有過血淚的教訓是什麽，爲了一只蝴蝶放棄過一整波蝴蝶千萬要不得

　　3：我一般一只蝴蝶抓個3次抓不到果斷放棄，或者說這一塊蝴蝶教多的話放棄了這只。抓兩只另外的蝴蝶在回頭抓這剛放下的蝴蝶基本百分之80的幾率成

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