My Players Are So Fierce

782: 267.

Now is the vulture’s weakest moment, Wolf People!

Charge!

– [17/20] _1

782: 267.

Now is the vulture’s weakest moment, Wolf People!

Charge!

– [17/20] _1

(Adding more chapters for our brother “Huo is Quite Good”[17/20])

The player forum is very lively at the moment.

It’s lively all the time, of course.

The Appetite Relief Party never misses out on any disclosed game info to get themselves prepared so they aren’t flustered when they enter the game.

But after the Blood Vulture Clan completed their first main storyline, the return of more than 100 players who were sent back to the springs by the rampaging Wolf Poison vampires took the forum’s liveliness up a notch.

In the main group created by Administrator Alpha, everyone is discussing this affair.

Meow King: [Damn!

Do you guys have machine guns for mouths or what?

It’s been practically no time at all and there are already 999+ messages.

Every day it’s 999+.

Don’t you guys have jobs to go to?]

Bursting Belly: [Go to work my ass!

I’ve quit my job.

Now I’m holed up in my house all day playing games.

Other than meals and bathroom breaks, I wish I could spend 24 hours a day in Transylvania.

I’m needed here!

Sir Murphy’s cause needs me!

And that scorp-lion from the poor penniless you also needs me!

I don’t know if it’s just me, but that bastard seems to be getting cheekier lately.]

Sister Pomegranate Pulls Down the Weeping Willow: [@ Like a tiger can enchanter wood, don’t you dare try to farm Wolf People points when I’m offline.

You must maintain martial virtue, understand?]

Like a tiger can enchanter wood: [OK, I’m resting right now.

That battle was exhausting.

I didn’t have a clear understanding of the vampire clans’ strength before.

I always felt that vampires were just peripheral civilizations of the mainland.

But after this battle with an elite faction of the Wolf Poison Clan, I realized that I might have underestimated the Blood race.

I don’t know about other clans, but just based on the Wolf Poison’s combat strength, if you put these 300 of them in a crowd of jackal people, they could probably wipe out a few thousand Jackal Barbarians in one night.

These fellows are extremely overpowered when blessed by the night.]

Lead Dove: [Who’s to say it isn’t?

Good dove managed to whittle a Wolf Poison vamp down to low health only to guess what?

The bastard transformed right on the spot!

That wolf bat swooped down and scratched off 80% of my health with its claws.

Comparatively, our Blood Vultures are too weak, aren’t they?

We may have a pair of cool-looking wings, but they’re useless in battle.]

Lumina·Sun Mark: [If you’re weak, then you’re weak.

Don’t blame the race!

I’ve seen Sir Murphy and Miss Phemys slaughtering Wolf Poison warriors like chickens, and Lord Kudel can even go on rampages amidst a horde of Wolf Poison.

So why can’t you?]

Lead Dove: [Can the templates used by us players and NPCs be the same?

The talents we get are monkey versions, okay?]

Happy Stick On board: [It’s clearly a matter of focus.

The Wolf Poison template is obviously for warriors, Blood Vultures for hunters.

Blood Alliance clans are charging cavalry, Thorn Clan are assassins, and the unseen Blood Secret clan are probably psychics, while Blood Fear clan are likely hunters.

The last Blood Madness clan is hard to define, but given that they could be sealed by their own people, I don’t think they’re good news.

I feel like together, these seven vampire clans form a full-fledged army.

The developers probably separated them for gameplay purposes.

It’s a pity.

If I had a complement of vampire warriors from the seven clans under my command, I could conquer the entire continent for Sir Murphy and establish a vast territory…]

Full Coverage Semi Hang: [Hehe, dreams are beautiful.

Wash up and go to sleep, Stick bro.

I saw the gruesome way you died just now.

Your head was bitten off.]

Catch Shrimp: [What’s going on?

How are you guys already finished with the first chapter of the main race quest?

Here I am, not even in the game yet…

Damn you all!

Can’t you guys progress through the story a bit slower?

Don’t hog everything, please?

Leave some good stuff for us.]

Deadly Orchid: [The faster we progress through the story, the sooner you guys will be able to join the game.

Little brother, it’s basically confirmed now that the number of player slots is related to the population under Sir Murphy’s rule.

“Lady Shui” even made a formula…]

Gracious, Calm “Lady Shui”: [That’s right.

I’ve calculated the current population of Count Cardman’s territory and the number of players, and it’s basically a 1:100 ratio.

If I’m not mistaken, the number of player slots they release later will also be adjusted based on this ratio.

I suspect, this is some kind of hint from the developers…]

Border city prodigal: [Water sis is paying attention to the hint.]

Gracious, Calm “Lady Shui”: [Sis?

I’m 35 years old.]

Border city prodigal: [Isn’t that just right?

Big bro here is 45, calling you sis should be appropriate, right?]

Spicy GuGu Chicken: [@Mud Car Iaido, Mud Bro!

Hurry up, your record for oldest player is about to be broken.

For goodness sake.]

Mud Car Iaido: [Nonsense, you forgot about Professor Chen.

He’s the oldest player, okay?

When Brother Prodigal gets in, he’ll still be praised as a young lad with a good physique.]

Gracious, Calm “Lady Shui”: [The target audience for this strange game is so bizarre, why are there so many older brothers?

Fine, fine, I’ll share my guess.

The developers probably want to remind players that population is an important resource in the early stages of this game.

Especially considering the current situation in Transylvania, both Sir Murphy’s ambition to establish a stable rule and our main storyline’s first chapter have clearly indicated this.

Only with a large population can a series of government orders be implemented and Transylvania’s reconstruction be improved on a daily basis.]