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United Front and Intrigues – Additional Update for “Blue Eyes” Brothers [11/25]_2 Ayu said to Good Pigeon,
“Our manpower isn’t enough to attack all the lines of defense at the sa ti.
I guess that’s also what the developers had in mind.
In such a large and complex new map, players who want to participate in the main storyline of attacking Pestilence Town must first choose an attack route.
There is also the battle report Brother Fa posted on the forum.
Apart from Sir Morphy, a total of eight factions will appear in this major storyline.
I estimate that there is at least one faction on each attack route that we can choose to contact and seek assistance from.
According to the usual ga process, we must cooperate deeply with the faction we choose to simultaneously advance the storylines on all three lines.”
“Mm.”
Good Pigeon nodded and said,
“So, the perfect scenario would be under the joint assistance of our respective support factions, pushing the situation to the most advantageous position for us, then we players can make a concerted effort to march into Pestilence Town and eliminate those Jackal Warlocks?”
“In theory, yes, but since there are three battle lines, there will definitely be variations in speed.
Given the intelligence level of NPCs in this ga, if they also participate in the siege on Pestilence Town, then the loot afterward would definitely have to be shared with them.
If all eight reputation powers are involved, even if we conquer Pestilence Town, the benefits we can gain from it would already be diluted to the bare minimum.”
Ayu folded up the map, pondering, and said,
“So, I think this is actually a hidden ‘challenge mode’!
The developers didn’t ntion it explicitly, but they definitely set up this scenario where players on one battle line advance quickly, faster than the other two, to conquer Pestilence Town without relying on the leadership of NPCs and single-handedly annihilate the Pestilence Clan.
The difficulty of doing so would be shockingly high, but if we really manage it, the rewards would also be astonishingly great.
At least the size of a player stronghold is absolutely attainable!”
“Wow, wow, wow, I get it, I get it.”
Good Pigeon had an epiphany and summarized,
“It’s like the progressive BUFF chanism of Icecrown Citadel, the full stats of Hakkar, and the lights-off challenge of Yogg-Saron, huh?
These developers really do co up with sothing new every ti.
But given the current strength of the players, completing this without NPC involvent is nearly impossible.
Even if we brought all the players’ guilds together, we definitely couldn’t handle it.”
“Ah, we still have too few people, and our abilities are too weak!
It’s all the developers’ fault for not wanting to recruit massively.”
Ayu, quite frustrated, hamred the railing and stared in the direction of Pestilence Town, saying,
“Right now, at most we have just under two hundred Black Iron Warriors.
If we had five hundred Black Iron players, we could bulldoze over.
But anyway, to maintain the highest returns, we need to minimize the massive involvent of NPCs in the attack on Pestilence Town.
You need to go to the forum and communicate with the leaders of the other guilds.
Although we are in competition, it’s good to reach a consensus on so key issues before moving forward.
Also, it’s better to discuss and set the ownership of the three battle lines in advance!
The previous two instances saw everyone jumping in together, resulting in the loot and perks having to be divided evenly.
Although sharing equally isn’t bad, wouldn’t it be better if we could cover our own group?
This ti, let’s do it as an instance raid battle!
Each guild takes turns!
If in the end we still can’t conquer it, then we’ll talk about everybody uniting.”
“Right!
I’m on it.”
Good Pigeon imdiately grasped the Communication Bead and logged into the forum, while Ayu took off from the watchtower, unfolding his wings, and relayed his ideas to the companions below who were preparing.
The guys in the sa dorm had no objections as they were all veteran players, already eager to make a mark, and the new students who had just joined the ga were also itching to try, rubbing their hands together.
Honest Dog Egg, who just passed the Black Iron trial last week, even suggested,
“Now that our Crimson Beast Group has reached a level two rating and been granted autonomous recruitnt rights, and since this event won’t be ending anyti soon, why not take this opportunity for a ‘mass training exercise’?
I and four scholars can recruit offline, bringing in schoolmates so they can get trained in the new storyline.
I guess this is the last major event before the Black Disaster arrives.
If they get trained now, they’ll shine during the Black Disaster, adding radiance and glory.”
“Okay!”
Ayu nodded, and Catch Shrimp, carrying a large axe, also raised his hand saying,
“How many can we find from our school alone?
Now is the ti for battle; we need brothers who can fight as soon as they log on.
So, I’ll head to the sports university in the city tonight after I log off.
I’ve got so good brothers there, and since they train every day, they’re so energetic they’re almost learning to bark.
I’ll talk with the core mbers of their student council and pull a group ofType: Monologueysical fighters to make our voices louder.
The folks from that sports school are truly ‘top-notch soldiers,’ calm and resolute.”
“Mm.”
Ayu thought this was a good idea.
anwhile, Cheche, who was sitting cross-legged on the ground recording today’s spells, hugged his commanding staff and shook his head,
“Still, we need to pick the best of the best.
Even if we’ve reached a level two guild, the spots we get each week are only about a dozen or twenty.
We need to have an offline ‘martial competition’!
We need people who can work right after they co in, otherwise the lead we fought hard for will be wasted on training newcors.”
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