My Players Are So Fierce

1734: 580.

Isn’t technology relying on archaeology and power relying on atavism a fixed rule?-Additional update [22/30]

1734: 580.

Isn’t technology relying on archaeology and power relying on atavism a fixed rule?-Additional update [22/30]

(Extra update for “Crow_13” brother [2/5])

The legendary quest chain released by Hog has been dominating the forum for several days.

Considering this is the most sensational challenge introduced in the game so far, and that the target is an Evil God, players’ enthusiasm is understandable.

However, it’s generally believed that the actual implementation of this quest chain will wait until the beta test.

After all, having such a massive quest in a closed test is a bit overwhelming.

But there are some rumors from unknown sources saying that the current list of 120 players who accepted the quest is not final.

One interpretation is that since the target is an Evil God, the basic strength of the players participating in the crusade cannot be too weak.

Although the completion and even the solution of the silver trial are still shrouded in mystery, some enthusiasts have already calculated a chart based on the current power system in the game.

Since this has gained support from the professional logistics personnel of the Rushing River Knights Group, the format and content of the chart are quite exquisite.

They further deepened the current game’s “Black Iron/Silver/Gold” system to present the player’s strength enhancement curve in a more intuitive way.

This chart first clarifies a basic concept.

That is, in this game, level is just a form of “game seniority,” and it doesn’t represent true power.

The simplest example is that after triggering the Black Iron trial at level 10, one can continue to level up, but the power of a level 11 player can’t absolutely overpower a level 20 player.

In the PVP of the Fight Club, there are often cases where a player five levels lower can still dramatically overturn a fight.

According to the judgment of those “logistics personnel” who specialize in data, after the Black Iron trial, power improvement depends more on skills, that is, the skills themselves and their proficiency.

To give another example, the players in the Fight Club who are way ahead in victories and have already secured the “Scarlet Gladiator” title for the first season, such as Brother Cat, Sister Pomegranate, and Niu Niu, are strong because they generally have mastered more than six advanced skills.

In contrast, ordinary players can’t get more than two to three advanced skills from their profession trainers, even after the Black Iron trial.

Some players, if they’re not good learners, need a month to grasp the essentials of these advanced techniques.

The most exaggerated case is Brother Cat, who is the Warrior of Kudler, the People’s Guard.

Lord Kuder also highly values this studious and talented foreigner, teaching him a series of impressive cutting techniques he has mastered.

Things like Disarm Slash, Thunder Slash, Split Earth Slash, and Spin Slash, all “classic knight secret techniques,” pushing Brother Cat’s combat power to the extent that he can directly suppress Sister Pomegranate.

This is also why Sister Pomegranate has been seeking to join the Thorn Clan recently; she’s under a lot of pressure herself.

In short, according to the description in the power chart circulating on the forum, anyone wanting to break into the top fifty in combat power among players must at least be level 20 Black Iron, have two combat professions, be proficient in at least four core advanced combat skills, and have at least one or two Master Level understandings.

This requirement is already very high.

But the most crazy thing is, among the current Top 10 combat players, each has at least four Master Level understandings, showing that while others might be enjoying the game, these battle maniacs are desperately pushing the limits.

Based on this chart, a consensus has also formed on the forum that by the final step of the legendary quest, just kicking out one of the 120 selected players allows one to seize their “God-slaying qualifications.”

In fact, ordinary players do have self-awareness.

In this so realistic game, even if Hog really gave them that kind of task, they wouldn’t have the confidence to complete it.

This damned game doesn’t allow for corpse dragging attrition battles, to truly slay a god you have to be straightforward and honest, with no room for tricks.

But there is never a lack of ambitious guys among players.

Especially as the range of recruited test players widens, more and more “tough characters” from the Appetite Relief Party appear on the forum.

Just a few days ago, a “professional” who participated in an unrestricted fight contest showed up, openly stating they weren’t here to play games, but just came because the city lockdown was boring, so they came to “meet the various Martial World masters” in this game.

Spoken quite arrogantly, and upon further inquiry, this person was specially invited by Teacher Li.

And this one just happened to be lucky to sign up; quite a few “folk martial artists” are lining up behind.

Alright!

Great Grandmaster Teacher Li from the Shadow Trace Sect is planning to hold a “Martial World Conference” in Transylvania, thinking the game isn’t lively enough.

“Oh, come on!

How in just a day or two do I have 13 more potential opponents in the Fight Club!

Do I attract that much resentment?”

In front of the Hunting Guard’s cave, Ayu, about to start the second round of exploration, anxiously said to Cheche next to him:

“How many are challenging you?”

“I didn’t even check.

Let them come if they want to; I’m not afraid of fighting.

What strong person wasn’t forged through winning, winning, winning?”

Cheche was optimistic.

He was originally a big-hearted young man, not caring at all about how many challenges he faced, even thinking it’s a capital worth showing off, but not everyone was as optimistic as him.