Chapter 3160 - 1052: A Game Without Gold Farming Won’t Last, Likewise, the In-Game Economy Is Crucial_3

Chapter 3160: Chapter 1052: A Game Without Gold Farming Won’t Last, Likewise, the In-Game Economy Is Crucial_3

Fuck!

This old guy’s luck is amazing!

I just read the introduction, saying that out of this batch of 3500 people, there are only 100 slots for the Mountain People template.

However, him getting the Mountain People template means he can’t be born in the same place as us brothers. He has to finish the precursor task in the Ancestral Woodland before he can enter the big world to find us to play. Huh? Someone offered a high price to buy his Mountain People template.

The money offered is quite a lot. Old Liu asked if we should sell it?

Brother Tan looked toward Goji, as a newbie who has only been in the game for a week, he doesn’t really understand these things and can only seek Goji’s opinion.

When Brother Goji heard about this, he was dumbfounded and exclaimed:

"Damn, can this stuff be traded too?"

"Sure! Take a look at the trading platform on the Small Tavern APP. There are tons of listings already."

Brother Tan took out a cigarette and sniffed it gently under his nose, then observed the surroundings for any Merfolk that might suddenly appear, and he sourly said:

"Those Appetite Relief Party who got reservation rights from the Newbie Sailing Event can draw starting races. Not only is there a Mountain People template, but also Half-Elves, Shadow Elves, and Dwarves, which are current faction races appearing in the game. I saw templates for Werewolves and Mermaids listed on the trading platform too.

These rare items have just released less than five this time, and they’re being fought over by several Brother Fu and Sister Fu. The current bidding has soared up to six figures and is still rising.

Damn, we joined the game too early and missed this pie in the sky good fortune."

"It’s actually not entirely a good thing. Think about it carefully, rare races have a big issue just with gear fit. As far as I know, Mermaids can only use Atlantean Kingdom’s Tidal Armament and can’t use traditional protective gear. Mountain People can’t wear human-spec equipment and weapons, and even for transport, they can only choose Ice Bay’s polar bears.

Wolf People are a bit better, but their exclusive weapons and armor can’t be shared with human factions either.

Right now, these special race-specific equipment on the trading platform is very expensive and scarce. So when calculating this without any accumulated gear or friends to help out, choosing these races is basically a hellish start.

Hmm, previously everyone joked that this game has no points for microtransactions, and now the developers immediately prepared a special mode for whales.

It’s what you’d expect from Alpha Company!

They go all out with monetizing projects so hard.

Getting whales to spend money even before entering the game, and key point is that they’re willing to spend, damn it."

Brother Goji kept griping while thinking, then said to Brother Tan:

"Based on my shallow understanding of the game right now, the Mountain People template that Old Liu drew leans toward melee and physical professions, although it does come with a Heart of the Forest Druid profession option. But you can also join the Avalon Church from the human race to change to a Druid.

Moreover, the developers didn’t make things impossible. If Old Liu really wants the Mountain People template, he can just level up and gear up later, and then farm for reputation in the Ancestral Woodland or Winged Cavalry Corps by donating military achievements, saving up to prepare a special gear set, and then switch back.

These templates can be acquired in-game. It’s just a matter of spending more time and effort.

So my advice is: sell!

Didn’t Old Liu complain to us a few days ago that his kid’s interest classes have cleaned out his little savings?

If such a windfall doesn’t get us a treat, then he’s heartless. If that guy’s stingy, we can report it to his wife!

"Yeah, exactly."

Brother Tan grinned as well, and a few minutes later returned to the game and said:

"Old Liu’s Mountain People template sold. The other party, after hearing about our guild, plans to join us, good guy. He made a five-figure gain in and out of the deal. Are there really this many Brother Fu and Sister Fu in the game?

Will this lead to dedicated template hoarders in the future?"

"It’s useless, in this game, you have to first get a helmet to play, okay? And a player can only draw once, hoarders would end up squandering money unless they’re capable enough to pull strings with Alpha Company."

Brother Goji mocked:

"Speaking of which, some idiot offered me a high price before for a helmet, but I flatly refused them."

"What?"

Originally smiling and lighting a cigarette, Brother Tan shivered and immediately grabbed Goji by the wrist, questioning:

"Who? Who tried to buy a helmet from you! Do you still have their contact info? Do you remember who they are?"

"It was a high school classmate of mine, somehow they knew I was playing this game. During a gathering, fueled by drinks, they casually asked. What? Do you want to sell the helmet?"

Goji was caught off guard, and then saw Brother Tan lighting his cigarette and glaring at him fiercely, taking out his Adventure Assistant to send a message to Loyal Brother, then turned back to reprimand him:

"You’re a public employee, without basic vigilance? Disconnect immediately and wait, someone from the brother department will find you for a chat. You’re lucky you didn’t plan to sell, otherwise you’d cause a big problem."

"Huh?"

Goji saw renowned "Old Hand" Brother Tan’s serious demeanor and knew there was trouble, so he immediately logged off. Within minutes, while in his dorm, he received a call. The caller’s identity nearly scared Goji to the point of wetting his pants.

Holy crap.

TV shows come to life, turns out enemy spies were really among us!