Icy Wasteland Inner City.
A 50-man dungeon.
So far, only two guilds had cleared this dungeon.
The first was the Tang dynasty. The second was the Up Everyday.
However, it was said that Blade of Steel and Wolf Pack had already reached the third BOSS. It wouldn't take long for them to clear this dungeon.
While the other guilds were waiting to clear this dungeon, Up Everyday had taken down two First Five in two consecutive days. This put a lot of pressure on the other guilds, especially early in the morning when the Cold Wasteland Undercity dungeon had just opened. Then, a message flashed across the World Channel.
The Depth Of A Stranger: "Cold Wasteland Undercity" is looking for bosses. 300,000 gold coins per entry. All items will belong to the boss. Anyone interested can message me. First come first serve. Only one per day.
Players of Fate were in need of many things, but few of them were in need of money. Ever since the game introduced the exchange of real world currency, many large financial groups had entered the game. Needless to say, there were plenty of rich kids who had too much money to spend in the game.
For these rich kids, if they didn't have to invest in a party like Blade of Steel, they would prefer this kind of gold farming party. They only needed to spend a small amount of money to exchange for a full set of equipment. This was much better than slowly grinding with a party.
Of course, it was impossible for a full set of equipment to be dropped in a single dungeon run. However, even if all the equipment could be dropped in 10 runs, it would only be 3,000,000 gold coins. Ten days was still worth it.
Therefore, when The Depth Of A Stranger's message was sent out, his private channel immediately exploded. Almost all the rich players were queuing up. The price of 300,000 gold coins quickly rose to 500,000 gold coins. When the price finally reached 600,000 gold coins, The Depth Of A Stranger accepted the order from a player called XXX.
According to the rules, before entering the dungeon, the boss had to pay half of the deposit for the party's operating expenses. After clearing the dungeon, the boss would pay the rest of the money.
This day was really a strange time.
Today was the first time they had a gold farming group Up Everyday. All the members were very excited. According to The Depth Of A Stranger's understanding of these players, many of them didn't have a good life in the real world. If they could get a salary in the game, they would be very satisfied. Hence, when The Depth Of A Stranger informed everyone that the reward for this sponsored team had soared to 600,000 Gold Coins, and that as long as they could clear the dungeon, after deducting the preparation fees and the Guild's operating costs, each of them would receive roughly 5,000 Gold Coins, everyone was overjoyed.
According to the current gold price, it was about 1: 5. In other words, 5000 gold was equivalent to 1000 dollars in real life. Although the average monthly income was already more than 10,000 dollars, it was much easier to earn 1000 dollars by clearing a dungeon in a few hours. It was much easier than going to work, and it was much more profitable. Therefore, everyone was rubbing their palms, holding their breaths, waiting to show off their skills.
It was also a wonderful day for the Tang dynasty.
After clearing the dungeon for the first time, they didn't know whether it was due to luck or cooperation, but the whole team was stuck at the third Boss. They tried many times but still couldn't clear it. This in itself was very stressful. In addition, seeing that Up Everyday had successfully cleared several dungeons and obtained two First Five, they were even more depressed. Especially the day before, when they were fighting with Wolf Pack for territory on the Blue Light Coast, they were ambushed by Gongzi You and suffered a crushing defeat. Hence, they didn't like Up Everyday very much.
It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that they were a thorn in their side.
And now, this thorn in their side actually opened a gold farming group while they were stuck at the dungeon. How could this not add fuel to the fire in the hearts of the Tang dynasty players?
Glistening Snow said hatefully in the Guild Channel, "What the hell is this? A bunch of clowns. The Guild Leader only knows how to make money, and the Vice Guild Leader only knows how to sneak attack and kill women. I really want to see this bunch of trash kneeling on the ground and begging us!"
Every guild would have a few female players who were in the limelight, such as Blade of Steel's Peacock Blue, and Tang dynasty's Glistening Snow. She joined the Tang dynasty very early and was considered the main Cleric. In addition, she also posted her picture on the Guild Forum. She was quite pretty, so she was in charge of reception management in the Tang dynasty's Guild. Almost everyone who visited the Tang dynasty's voice system had heard her beautiful voice, so she had a very high reputation among the players.
Although online games had been popularized for many days now, the number of female players was increasing day by day, and there was no longer a situation where female players were more precious than real money. However, female players were still popular. As long as they were a little good-looking, they would have a few sincere or hypocritical supporters behind them.
Needless to say, among the female players in the game like Glistening Snow, who had quite a bit of reputation in the guild, there were still a lot of youthful and passionate youths who were angered by her rising male hormones.
Therefore, after hearing Glistening Snow's words, a few hotheaded young men from the Tang dynasty really went to the entrance of the Cold Wasteland Undercity dungeon. When they saw the people from Up Everyday, they raised their hands and killed them. At this time, the players from Up Everyday gathered at the entrance of the dungeon were all elites in the Guild. Not only did they cooperate well, but their equipment was also very good. They were inexplicably attacked, so naturally, they would not take it lying down. They shouted to ask what was going on and fought back.
Speaking of which, these hotheaded young men also had cheap mouths. If you said you wanted to fight, then fight. After you finished fighting, then run away. But these young men insisted on retorting, "I'm fighting the trash you guys from Up Everyday!"
Who was willing to be called trash? Probably no one was willing.
After hearing their words, the members of Up Everyday who were originally just having some fun were also enraged. Relying on their superior numbers and equipment, they slowly killed off these hotheaded young men.
How could these hotheaded young men just let it go? They immediately exaggerated this matter in the Guild Channel. Instantly, the old and new grudges of yesterday and today were mixed together, and everyone was agitated. They could not wait to go up and kill everyone from Up Everyday. At this time, NightAndDay was not in the Guild Channel, so the person in charge was Wandering Cloud. Although he was still afraid of Gongzi You's secret, at this time, he could not suppress this matter for his own selfish reasons. He knew that if he suppressed this matter now, he would not be able to explain it to anyone.
So, he could only privately ask one of the dead players if Gongzi You was present. After learning that he was not, he led a large group of people to Cold Wasteland Undercity to stop him.
However, the timing was somewhat unfortunate. By the time they arrived, the victorious members of Up Everyday had already led their boss into the Instance Dungeon. This time, they were in the Instance Dungeon for several hours. How could the Tang dynasty just give up after failing to find their target at the entrance of the Instance Dungeon? They spread out and killed all the members of Up Everyday they saw on the map.
This was probably the Instance Dungeon that The Depth Of A Stranger had been the most worried about. While they were in the Instance Dungeon, the Tang dynasty was killing his own guild members, no matter if they were big or small accounts. This made him very angry. In the end, he issued an order: Everyone stay in the Guild Base. Do not level up or do quests. Everything will be discussed after the elite team leaves the Instance Dungeon.
At this time, all the members of Up Everyday who were in the Instance Dungeon were holding their breaths. What was going on? Everyone knew that they would have to fight a bloody battle when they left the Instance Dungeon, but none of them had stage fright. In fact, many of them could no longer hold back. As a result, the Instance Dungeon this time went surprisingly smoothly. The boss was so happy that he could not close his mouth. Although only two of his equipment dropped after the three Bosses were defeated, he still made a promise with The Depth Of A Stranger to continue clearing the Instance Dungeon the next day. He even paid the deposit for the next day.
Because the members of Up Everyday had something on their minds, they did not stay in the Instance Dungeon for long. They left XXX behind to slowly collect the equipment and left the Instance Dungeon as a group.
Sure enough, there were people waiting outside the Instance Dungeon. As soon as they saw people coming out, they immediately threw all kinds of skills at them, bombarding them indiscriminately. Although everyone in Up Everyday drank a bottle of Basic Invisibility Potion, there were still a few classes with low HP who died on the spot.
Thus, a chaotic battle began.
Although there were not many Elites in Up Everyday, there were still quite a number of them. Because of their wonderful performance in the Dragon Dance Competition and the existence of Gongzi You, the number of people who joined Up Everyday had already exceeded a thousand. Excluding the hundred or so Life Players, Up Everyday could muster a little more than a thousand Battle Players.
As soon as The Depth Of A Stranger left the Instance Dungeon, he commanded his team to tangle with the few players who stayed behind Up Everyday. At the same time, he immediately summoned all the players who stayed behind to guard the Instance Dungeon to come over.
Actually, as long as a player chose a Battle Profession, they would more or less have some warlike genes in their hearts. As soon as they heard that their guild was being bullied, they would immediately respond to the call and rush over.
At the beginning of the chaotic battle, there was not much of a difference. In any case, this kind of group battle was to see who had more vitality. Because both sides had activated Slaughter, the limit of death in this state was ten times of level loss. However, equipment would still be randomly dropped.
This change to death was only introduced during the New Year Patch. It was only to stimulate player interaction. However, it also removed the worries of fights between players, greatly increasing the number of people fighting.
There was no such thing as a stalemate that would last forever. No Guild was willing to invest money in a meaningless battle. This was especially true for Guilds like the Tang Dynasty, which had just gone through a major battle yesterday. They were even more unwilling to waste their energy at this time.
Meanwhile, at this moment, the turning point of the entire battle seemed to have arrived.
A large-scale blizzard descended from the sky, striking the members of Up Everyday. Suddenly, a large area of red damage appeared above their heads … If you like this work, you are welcome to come to qidian.com to vote for me. Your support is my biggest motivation.)
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