However, there were distinctions between them.
Take [Spiritual Light], for example.
Was this Passive Skill useful?
It was incredibly useful.
Wang Shuo's occasional flashes of brilliance on the pitch all depended on it.
But it was like the Six Meridian Divine Sword—sometimes it worked wonders, and other times it didn't work well at all.
Right now, however, Wang Shuo wanted a guaranteed improvement.
He quickly ruled out [Coordination] as well, because he still hadn't fully mastered this Passive Skill.
Upgrading it rashly would have limited effects.
The problem Wang Shuo currently faced was that nearly every team in the Bundesliga marked him tightly. They practically wanted to suffocate him, giving him no space whatsoever.
Under these circumstances, upgrading [Swift] wouldn't be particularly effective, no matter how much faster it made his movements.
The situation with [Ball Sense] was much the same.
That left [Insight] and [First Move].
