After thoroughly understanding Haze Assassin's specialties, the veterans didn't need to make any more arrangements. They already knew how to fight. To put it bluntly, it was still the tank class pulling aggro while the others madly dealt damage. The only difference was that the character they were using to pull aggro shouldn't be a tank, but because of his outstanding skills, he wasn't a tank. He was even better than a tank.
The experts ganged up on Haze Assassin as tears streamed down their cheeks. If he could even be a tank, what couldn't Gu Fei do?
In the past, Gu Fei's invincibility in PvP was largely due to his two pieces of equipment. Everyone in the Prince's Elite Group knew about these two pieces of equipment. Sometimes, everyone thought that if they had these two pieces of equipment, they wouldn't necessarily be any worse than Gu Fei. Sometimes, they might even be able to do better.
However, pulling aggro was a special type of tank. If they didn't choose a specific class, then they definitely wouldn't be able to do it. No matter how skilled Sword Ghost was, using a Thief to pull aggro wasn't something he could handle!
However, Gu Fei was able to do this with a Mage.
While everyone was feeling dejected, the young master of the Han family once again spoke in a condescending tone. He pointed at Gu Fei and said, "Not bad. You can finally cooperate with us. You're not useless in this team anymore." "That's right.
Everyone looked at the Han Family's young master in astonishment, thinking that he could even say such shameless words. It seemed like he was also a fellow with no limits.
Gu Fei turned a deaf ear. He was completely focused on defending against Haze Assassin's attacks. How could he have the time to pay attention to this? Even though a bunch of people had come to help him, in reality, the situation was no different from before. He was still fighting the boss alone. In order to create opportunities for these guys to attack, Gu Fei wasn't as efficient as before. Sometimes, he had to slow down a bit to deal with the boss. The risk was higher, and the difficulty was higher. He was barely able to concentrate, so he didn't have the time to listen to the nonsense around him.
In front of the monitor screen, Ye Xiaowu's right hand was tightly gripping his mouse. His left hand was clenched into a fist. Whenever Haze Assassin attacked, his left hand would immediately clench. He kept muttering, "Good luck! Good luck! Kill him! Kill him! "
Ye Xiaowu kept encouraging the Haze Assassin, but he was disappointed every time. Gu Fei had already seen through the various attack patterns and methods they had designed for the Haze Assassin. Gu Fei had become more and more skilled at resolving each and every move.
Ye Xiaowu could not make sense of the surrounding players' actions. These players were simply looking for an opportunity to attack the Boss. They didn't seem to be cooperating at all. This wasn't how most players fought Bosses.
Under normal circumstances, Gu Fei was undoubtedly the strongest damage dealer in the game. At this time, they should be thinking of ways to get someone else to attract aggro and replace Gu Fei. However, looking at their disorderly attacks, it seemed like they weren't doing such a precise thing at all.
Could it be …
Ye Xiaowu watched a few more rounds and finally realized it.
Who said they didn't cooperate? The Sorcerer attracted aggro and the others dealt damage. This was their cooperation. Moreover, looking at their unscrupulous attacks, it was extremely easy to disrupt aggro. This was a big taboo when fighting Bosses. However, at this time, they naturally had their reasons for doing so. That was, they had already seen through this Haze Assassin's special aggro system. They knew that no matter what they did, the Boss's attention wouldn't be on them. That was why they were so unscrupulous.
If they saw through it, then so be it. It wasn't a big deal. The one who was too much was the Sorcerer. A mere Level 41 character actually single-handedly resisted the Level 60 Haze Assassin's attack. Did they even care about the rules of the game? Ye Xiaowu was very depressed. The Monitoring Group could check all kinds of data in the game at any time. Before Ye Xiaowu locked onto the screen, he had drawn the Haze Assassin's HP. It had already been consumed by two-thirds.
The Haze Assassin had the lowest HP among the Bosses. If such a difficult to capture speed-type profession was designed to have a high HP, then they would definitely be punished by the heavens. Ye Xiaowu and his colleagues didn't dare to go too far. However, seeing such a meticulously planned Boss about to be defeated by the other party, Ye Xiaowu was very unwilling. If it was just a group of normal players, Ye Xiaowu would also praise them endlessly, but now there was Gu Fei involved.
In his eyes, Gu Fei was completely a BUG. If it was a BUG, then it should be eliminated. This was the iron rule of a programmer. If a BUG was allowed to exist, then it would inevitably create an even bigger BUG. For example, he had completed the top-level chain of quests at Level 30. This was a big BUG, and now this guy was going to create an even bigger BUG. If a Level 60 Boss dropped equipment, then it had to be around Level 60. If it was an exquisite item, then it would practically be another Night Streamer Sword or Moonlight Robe.
At this moment, Ye Xiaowu was very conflicted. Gu Fei was a BUG, but he was also a normal player. He had never used any loopholes in the game to make a profit. He wanted to eliminate a BUG, but he definitely didn't want to deprive a normal player of the right to play the game.
Ye Xiaowu's gaze involuntarily swept over the Haze Assassin's HP again. After a few more rounds, the Haze Assassin's HP dropped again. Apart from this Sorcerer, none of the people around him were weak. They were also becoming more and more adept at dealing with the Haze Assassin. As long as the Sorcerer didn't make any mistakes, killing the Boss was only a matter of time for them.
This definitely couldn't happen!!
Ye Xiaowu suddenly made up his mind. Even if he couldn't eliminate the BUG, he could at least prevent it from expanding further, right? Thinking of this, Ye Xiaowu, who had been constantly agitated, calmed down.
The Haze Assassin still had one-third of its HP left. In this one-third, what else could he do?
Ye Xiaowu paid attention to everything he could use. The monitoring room's computer, the monitoring room's data, the monitoring room's … authority!!!
The monitoring group was called monitoring, but in reality, part of the monitoring work was done automatically by the computer. It was to analyze whether the game's data was operating normally. If there were any abnormalities, it would automatically alert the police. In addition, it was to receive feedback from the in-game players to see if there were any inappropriate areas. This part of the work was usually handled by the online GM.
The staff members who actually sat in the monitoring group's office could actually be said to be the emergency response team in the event of an emergency. They were the working group that would immediately discover some problems and solve them as quickly as possible.
For example, the Moonlight City incident. In reality, after the monitoring group received the news, they immediately controlled the city gate guards to attack the Boss. At that time, they also made changes to the data of the two city gate guards. Otherwise, even if they were also Boss-level, there was no way they could defeat the other Boss in two or three hits. One had to know that the most outstanding data of a Boss was always its HP. How terrifying was its Attack Power to kill a Boss in two or three hits? This kind of terrifying Attack Power would definitely be able to kill any player instantly. This was an existence that far surpassed the average Boss.
However, at that time, the monitoring group had just started working. They didn't have much experience, so they didn't deal with this matter perfectly. The Boss actually dropped equipment. The perfect way to deal with it was to reduce the drop rate of this Boss and not drop anything. That way, it would be as if nothing had happened.
After that, the monitoring group reported the problem to the operation planning department that Ye Xiaowu belonged to. They made a complete correction and then patched it during maintenance. For example, the situation where no Boss wandered into the main city was the result of Ye Xiaowu's correction.
On the monitoring group's side, it was equivalent to having a modifier for a standalone game. All the data in the game was stored on the server, and the server was naturally controlled by the game company. To them, online games were naturally standalone games, so they naturally had this kind of real-time modification tool. Of course, this tool was limited to the monitoring group's discretion when there was an abnormal situation. No other department had this right.
Ye Xiaowu knew that every computer in the monitoring group was equipped with this modifier. He wasn't unfamiliar with this modifier at all. It had been designed and made by him. At that moment … Ye Xiaowu secretly glanced at his colleagues in the monitoring group. Those who were watching the fight against the Boss were still watching with great interest. The others who weren't watching were busy with their own things, so no one noticed him.
When he turned his head, Ye Xiaowu realized that his hand had moved the mouse to the program of the modifier. He gritted his teeth and fiercely double-clicked.
The modifier belonged to the monitoring system's whitelist. No matter what changes were made, it wouldn't be reported to the police. However, changes made using the modifier didn't have a save function. Instant changes were immediately effective, and once the modifier was closed, it would immediately be restored.
At that moment, Ye Xiaowu obviously didn't dare to keep the modifier on. If any of his colleagues glanced at it, he would be finished. Using the modifier without any reason was a very serious violation of the rules. It was a shady business that could directly get him fired. Moreover, he wasn't even a member of the monitoring group.
However, Ye Xiaowu had already thought of how to deal with this. At that moment, he started the modifier, and a window to log in and obtain permissions appeared. Ye Xiaowu didn't have permissions, but this wasn't a problem for him. Don't forget that he was the one who had created this modifier from the beginning. After knocking on another writing board, Ye Xiaowu pretended to be calm as he lightly tapped on the keyboard. Soon, he had already written a program, saved it, and ran it. The permissions window was bypassed. Entering the modifier, Ye Xiaowu quickly made a move: he changed the conditions for the Boss to go Berserk.
Every Boss had a Berserk state, and the conditions to trigger it were different. Some would go Berserk when their HP reached a certain level, some would go Berserk after receiving a certain amount of damage, and some would go Berserk whenever they wanted. The more difficult the Berserk condition was to trigger, the more powerful the Berserk state would be. The Haze Assassin's Berserk condition was more difficult. Ye Xiaowu looked at the way Gu Fei and the others fought and knew that it was impossible to trigger the Berserk state. So, Ye Xiaowu helped them. He temporarily set the Haze Assassin's Berserk condition to "Attacked".
After confirming, the condition would take effect immediately, but he couldn't close the modifier. This was the most tense moment. Ye Xiaowu didn't look at the screen and only stared at the others around him. Suddenly, he heard the onlookers exclaim, "Ah! The Boss is going Berserk!!! "
Ye Xiaowu turned his head and quickly turned off the modifier. This was what he was proud of. When the modifier was closed, everything returned to normal. However, the Boss' Berserk state was produced after the condition was met. It wouldn't be eliminated because the condition was changed at this time. At this time, the Haze Assassin was already in Berserk …
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[Butterfly Knot: Comrade Ye Xiaowu, who had been silent for a long time and had exploded many times, has finally made his move …]
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