My Player 2

Chapter 164 Open Experience Trading

The cruise ship of "Amu Xiao" took away a group of high-level players.

But for Li Li, this player is no longer worth his attention.

He had more important things to focus on.

The native monsters in Utopia have basically been cleared out.

The slight corruption that had escaped from the previous war between gods was too scattered and was forcibly wiped out by Him by consuming faith.

It's time to transform this place into your own divine domain.

Li Li flew over Utopia, looked at the massive construction in the Southern Islands, and began to think about new sources of income.

He found that players were not very keen on upgrading after reaching level 80.

According to data obtained from the forum, after reaching the legendary rank, players' demand for experience will increase exponentially.

If it's just upgrading, it's fine. With just 1.8 million experience points, you can upgrade from level 90 to level 120.

The few attributes that can be added through upgrading basically do not improve combat power much.

What matters is the skill level.

This is the foundation of the player's combat effectiveness and also the biggest source of experience.

The skill cap for the Legendary rank is 120. To max out a skill, 3557 million experience points are required.

Legendary-level professions generally have 10-40 active skills, and even more passive skills, plus a dozen required general skills... It's daunting just to think about it.

In the first week of the game, there will be a permanent way to gain experience, the mall also sells "double experience cards", and occasionally there will be "experience value activities".

Moreover, the map there is smaller, the monsters are denser, and you can teleport between monster spawning points...

In short, it is easier to gain experience.

Now, the astronomical experience requirements, the difficulty in obtaining experience, and the fact that the gold rank has "unlocked" most gameplay have caused many players to start giving up.

This is not okay.

"In my divine domain, building a town is just a piece of cake. I can let them spend experience points to buy buildings directly from me."

"As for the name change and face customization that players have been asking for, they can also be sold directly at a higher price. [Good and Evil Value] can also be sold, so that players can use experience points as a currency."

"Should we open up the trading of experience points?"

Li Li was in a dilemma.

Players are His foundation, and He dares not make any changes involving players at will.

He is the "planner" of this "game", and anyone who has played online games knows that no matter how "shitty" the mechanism is, as long as the planner releases it, there is no such thing as "rollback".

Li Li is very cautious.

He had always believed that if the trading of experience points was allowed, the disadvantages would definitely outweigh the advantages.

There are only a limited number of "low-level monsters" in this world.

If experience trading is opened up, low-level monsters close to the spawn point will be quickly slaughtered. At that time, new players who join the game will have to buy experience to survive the early stages.

This will force many newcomers to quit.

However, the huge profits from opening up experience trading made Li Li obsessed with it.

Therefore, when designing the duel rules, he deliberately added a mechanism for "selling tickets" to test the effect of experience point trading in advance.

The result is that the experience points gained from buying "duel tickets" cannot be used to upgrade, and there are not many players who really need to duel.

As a result, the price of experience points is not expensive, 10,000 experience points is only one dollar.

But even so, it gave birth to more than a dozen brick-moving parties.

They work like model workers all day long and wish they could live in a pile of monsters.

As a former Blue Star person, Li Li can understand these guys who don't care about their lives.

Although it's tiring, moving bricks is really profitable.

Converted to Blue Star time, they can earn about 150+ RMB per hour. If they play monsters for twelve hours a day, their daily salary is close to 2000 RMB.

This is a very considerable profit.

It is precisely because of this profit that the corruption on the outskirts of the Misty Forest has been weakened a lot without any urging.

Previously in Broken Sword Valley, the high-ranking natives of the Thirteen Cities Alliance would personally take action and send the monsters to the players to kill.

At that time, players were also very enthusiastic about killing monsters.

And now, the natives are busy building the city, racing against time to cover the Broken Sword Valley within the range of the Forbidden God Barrier.

Players are also busy building cities, and have to fight several high-level battles every day to compete for territory. It is said that this has affected the upgrades of professional players, and they are on strike in protest.

"Today is... April 4st. We are almost halfway through the day."

Li Li took out a mirror and began to write an announcement to open experience point trading.

So smooth.

In the past two and a half months, he encountered only one test. Just when he was about to fight his opponent, the opponent retreated behind the scenes again.

Li Li is not afraid of a strong enemy.

But his opponent's strategy of not showing up made him very anxious.

It's as if the opponent thinks they are sure to win, so in order to avoid unnecessary trouble, they allow themselves to jump up and down.

Since the opponent was not in a hurry, it was naturally Li Li's turn to be anxious.

"Huh——" After issuing the announcement, Li Li breathed a sigh of relief, returned to Tiebi City from the dream space, and began to make final preparations.

Since He had informed them in advance in the announcement, He let Aperia from Broken Sword Valley withdraw an hour later.

Now, players cannot upgrade at any time in the valley, and the arena is temporarily closed.

A large number of players immediately flooded into the forum. Many of them saw the new announcement, put the "bug reporting" matter behind their minds, and started discussing the experience point trading.

Nodens also came, looking at the obviously anxious Li Li, and asked:
"Are you sure you want to move the divine realm to the dream space?"

Li Li took a few deep breaths, and then responded as if talking to himself:
"The dream space is isolated from reality, which can greatly prevent corruption. In addition, the nodes between dreams can allow people to teleport over long distances."

"Relying on the power of the Dream Drive, I can allow the creatures that maintain the dream space to live in the dream they created. There is an all-round, corner-free turtle shell."

“That’s what you said…” Nodens bit his lower lip and said, “But that’s a city built on duckweed. If someone destroys the dream, your divine domain will collapse with it.”

Nordens was also conflicted.

He has regarded Li Li’s divine domain as the last refuge.

If the alliance was really destroyed overnight three months later, the dream space of Iron Wall City would definitely undergo drastic changes.

The portal to the forgotten land will most likely be lost in dreams.

By then, He would have no chance to cross the continent and escape to Li Li for refuge.

It would be better to keep the divine domain at your doorstep.

As for escaping to Li Li's divine realm in advance...Nodens didn't dare to test the divinity.

He is a main god-level deity. If Li Li has evil intentions and "eats" himself, he will gain a huge amount of faith.

Just like the gods in the League.

Unless it is absolutely necessary, he will never go to Li Li's divine realm.

"I have made up my mind." Li Li stood up and walked into the dream space with the three saints who were accompanying him.

Going to Utopia to establish a divine domain is equivalent to giving up the protection of the forbidden divine barrier.

He didn't know whether the divine domain would be attacked the moment it was established.

"No matter what the outcome of this migration of the divine domain is, I will accept it."

(End of this chapter)