My Players Are So Fierce – Handsome dog Frank
Chapter 182 - 65. Failed to stop them, the joker still slipped in! [5/60] _1

Chapter 182: 65. Failed to stop them, the joker still slipped in! [5/60] _1

(This is additional content for ’Newbie Village Chief Tepar’ brothers [5/5])

Tiger Leopard Riders·Soldier: [F#@k! Another new task? We’re still waiting to be revived. Guys, slow down, save some for the rest of us.]

Tiger Leopard Riders·Rider: [Exactly, Stick Brother brought us here to do something big, but it’s just like this? The game experience is terrible. It’s the damn commander’s fault, not even preparing basic equipment for us. So we have to face the beasts barehanded?

@Happy Stick, where is your conscience?!]

Dog Paddle in the North of the Forest: [I strongly suggest we kill Stick Brother offline. Whoever wants to go can sign up with me! I know where he lives and I’m buying a ticket now.

Let’s do this, guys, let’s block him at the entrance of his neighborhood and take him down!

If we move fast enough, we’ll be in time for the revival in a day and a half.]

Tiger Leopard Riders·Lin: [I volunteer! I can even provide lubricant, but can you reimburse me for the travel expenses, Dog Brother? It seems a bit far to get there from here.]

In the group that Wumeioge and Stick Brother just made, those few unlucky ghosts who died started spraying as soon as they entered the group, which annoyed Stick Brother a lot. But he was in the wrong in this situation.

The reason is simple.

When you invite your brothers to play the game, it’s only basic courtesy to prepare some start-up funds for them in advance!

It’s not their fault if they agreed to join the game and end up dying, don’t blame them for blaming you.

However, the group Stick Brother had Wumeioge create wasn’t for discussing this.

Happy Stick: [Everybody shut up! This group is for discussing serious business. @Meow King, I suddenly feel like there’s something wrong with our gaming strategy. The guild experience from other games can’t be applied to "Real Different World". If we keep going like this, we’re both extremely likely to get hit-rock bottom.

We need to change our mindset quickly.]

Meow King: [I feel the same way. Ever since we started preparing for the team, things have been going downhill. Stick Brother, share your thoughts.]

Happy Stick: [The reason is simple. Who has the most influence among our current batch of players? It’s not me and it’s not you. It’s Mud Truck and his three buddies.

They’ve got over 400 NPCs under their control. Even if each one only held up a stick, they could bury us ten times over.

So I think at this stage when there are still fewer players, our recruitment plan can be put on hold. First, let’s build our reputation. Even when more players join in the future, we won’t be able to form large-scale factions without the support of NPCs.]

Roar of the Lion in Hedong: [Wait, Stick Brother, NPCs can’t be revived after they die. They can’t compete with players in the long run.]

Meow King: [What you’re talking about are the "artificial retards" from other games that can’t even deal with terrain. They’re not the smart NPCs in this game.

Although the NPCs here can’t be revived, their behavior logic is even more accurate than ours. I heard some of you almost got group wiped today because you got stuck in the sewer by two water ghosts.

This just shows that the NPCs and monsters in this game aren’t stupid. In the face of ensuring logistics and protection, NPCs won’t die that easily.

However, this also means you can’t use them as cannon fodder. If pushed too hard, they might rebel and turn on us. So I think the model of large guilds in the future should be a combination of players and NPCs.

NPCs are responsible for normal and low-intensity confrontations, whereas the pioneers and fortresses must be players who aren’t afraid to die.

That means we need to start building our foundation from now on.]

Roar of the Lion in Hedong:[A bit more specific, Wumeige, give me an example.]

Happy Stick: [What example? Wumeioge has practically explained it in detail. Popularity! In the case of not having any faction reputation yet, it’s crucial to start increasing the favorability of some important NPCs.

For example, Maxim’s militia team, or Milian’s survivors camp. I estimate that once the favorability is high enough, we can recruit NPC soldiers from them.

But given the game’s hardcore approach, I’m guessing we’ll still need to train them even after recruiting them.]

Meow King: [Right! That’s the idea. For high-level NPCs, such as vampires, we’ll probably have to recruit them from the young lady or Sir Morphy.

I suggest we pause the guild preparation for now and push through the plot!

The faster we push, the faster the game’s functionality testing will progress, the faster our personal strength will increase. At the very least, we cannot fall out of the T1 queue, otherwise, we won’t have any appeal to the player community.

Also, that Sister Pomegranate... She’s a dark horse.

All of the student party have been drawn to her, and these simple-minded students are powerful because they focus on monster grinding.

In that case, let’s divide the work.

Stick Brother, your guys are low-level. Go to the survivor camp and carry bricks. I’ll take my brothers to increase the favorability of the militia.

Let’s stop playing games, at this point, we should cooperate.]

Tiger Leopard Riders·Soldier: [What? We came here to play the game, not to work in it! How are we supposed to level up without fighting?]

Meow King: [Facepalm... Stick Brother, can you at least teach your brothers the basic mechanics of this game? All they think about is fighting, but this game doesn’t give experience for killing monsters.

Hmm, hang on, I think I know why you guys died so fast.]

Happy Stick: [My bad! It’s all my fault. I’ll explain it to these idiots right now. @All members, leveling up in this game is not about killing monsters, rising through the ranks is about increasing the proficiency of your main skill.]