Dark Eldar

The biggest difference between heroes isn't DPS, but something else entirely. In the mysterious realms of the Eastern Homo sapiens, the ancients called it "Awakening!" While the common language translation is similar to "awakening," the meaning is vastly different. Only high-level members like Elder Sun Yun and his ninja clan (who have all moved to the level 2 map; training in the VIP area; awaiting orders), or high-ranking elders from another world, can truly understand it. Other ordinary heroes, without experiencing a high-difficulty "storyline," generally cannot grasp its depth.

FS Loki is currently "farming monsters" in the new map, Bitter Plains (818211), at the New Baolong Hotel in the city.

In the early days of this alternate world, monster hunting was forbidden, but with the rise of goods and rampant materialism, the established order couldn't afford to oversee every detail. With more convenient leveling methods, the AI ​​believes that anyone willing to persistently hunt "elite monsters" will find it incredibly difficult. Moreover, the giant armored figures recently introduced with the "Dark Eldar" are no ordinary foe. Their teamwork and various powerful protective abilities (indicated by the yellow progress bar) make it even more challenging for ordinary heroes to solo Priss Fortress!

In the high-level hero community, those who have the "leisure" to focus on farming materials from a single type of monster on a single map are either extremely dedicated or are considered "obsessive." (Explanation: Obsessive is a technical term describing someone who is particularly fascinated by a specific behavior or activity. For example: Bloodstained Obsessive, or Bloodstained Castle FB Obsessive, "Rebound Obsessive," etc.)

Because if a hero reaches a very high level and has strong DPS, they can easily do other, more "meaningful" high-difficulty matchmaking quests (with generous rewards and minimal effort). For example, they could pass exams to become an official in another world, or take on more interesting roles in the other six major cities (with substantial daily rewards and perks), both of which are easily accomplished. Then there are GDKP raids! Having high DPS is no easy feat. It requires countless hours of practice! If it were easy, another world would have become a low-quality server long ago, instead of being as popular as it is now! (Note: "Junk servers" are everywhere. Some were initially quite good, but the CEO or "dictator," for personal gain or the selfish desires of a few, forcibly imposed unreasonable rules, ultimately leading to an overabundance of "heroes" and "elders." Even worse, some adopted an endless, insane gameplay style, which was initially quite attractive... but for some reason, people gradually lost interest. It became boring, perhaps due to the difficulty or the "money." However, the high-fidelity mode of "Dark Eldar" consistently performs best in the market. Its high fidelity and difficulty are beloved by all Dark Eldar fans!)

In the Bitter Plains New Baolong Hotel (831331), room 211 (suite). Loki was enjoying a fine filet mignon and Cabernet Sauvignon. He hadn't invited anyone; he felt the spoils of war rightfully belonged to him. Why share them with strangers or heroes?

Loki's selfishness may have saved him a lot of trouble. Many young heroes who dine lavishly in the outer halls, or openly "date," often attract the attention of the relatively simple-minded, "violent" orc warriors.

Leveling up as an orc is quite difficult. Fortunately, they are hardworking. They also produce very few mages. Their racial traits are strength and an action called "Roar," which can instantly reduce damage taken or increase critical hit chance (one of two; frequent use will increase the damage reduction or critical hit rate). (Proficiency level)

Invited by his former classmate, Unita (a warlock; level 458), Loki is still staying in a premium 5G room. The room is very well-sealed. A "Do Not Disturb" sign is always hanging on the doorknob. He doesn't want to meet any more unwanted heroes... The relentless passage of time, coupled with the many hardships he has endured... If it weren't for the legendary artifact, the "Mold of the Creator" (five-colored; soul-bound), Loki's fate might have been far less fortunate than that of Edward III and his junior brother, Benjamin VI. The effort and time Loki expended during the difficult stages of forging the artifact were immense... He also sacrificed far too much...

Loki learned mage combat skills later in life. Even before Elder Joseph disappeared, Loki's damage output had already declined considerably. However, Elder Joseph, with his vast "life experience," didn't interfere too much with his disciples' irregular behavior. Later, he was only stricter with his successor, Elder Schopenhauer... Moreover, Loki wasn't officially Elder Joseph's disciple; he simply showed more favor to the younger generation of mage Loki. (Note: Due to the vast differences in hero creation times, it's generally not allowed for heroes to freely take on apprentices. Loki's exceptional talent for "exploration" was indeed discovered by Elder Joseph during his inspection tour. Joseph was merely "fulfilling his divine duty" at the time; a teacher-student relationship was impossible to establish. If calculated by class time, Elder Joseph did indeed give Loki considerable private instruction. However, Loki participated fully in his major courses in this other world, without skipping grades like the noble mages Edward III and Benjamin VI. In short, Loki is considered "lucky." The kind of luck that's largely random, unrelated to consumption or customization...)

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The biggest difference between heroes isn't DPS, but something else entirely. In the mysterious realms of the Eastern Homo sapiens, the ancients called it "Awakening!" While the common language translation is similar to "awakening," the meaning is vastly different. Only high-level members like Elder Sun Yun and his ninja clan (who have all moved to the level 2 map; training in the VIP area; awaiting orders), or high-ranking elders from another world, can truly understand it. Other ordinary heroes, without experiencing a high-difficulty "storyline," generally cannot grasp its depth.

FS Loki is currently "farming monsters" in the new map, Bitter Plains (818211), at the New Baolong Hotel in the city.

In the early days of this alternate world, monster hunting was forbidden, but with the rise of goods and rampant materialism, the established order couldn't afford to oversee every detail. With more convenient leveling methods, the AI ​​believes that anyone willing to persistently hunt "elite monsters" will find it incredibly difficult. Moreover, the giant armored figures recently introduced with the "Dark Eldar" are no ordinary foe. Their teamwork and various powerful protective abilities (indicated by the yellow progress bar) make it even more challenging for ordinary heroes to solo Priss Fortress!

In the high-level hero community, those who have the "leisure" to focus on farming materials from a single type of monster on a single map are either extremely dedicated or are considered "obsessive." (Explanation: Obsessive is a technical term describing someone who is particularly fascinated by a specific behavior or activity. For example: Bloodstained Obsessive, or Bloodstained Castle FB Obsessive, "Rebound Obsessive," etc.)

Because if a hero reaches a very high level and has strong DPS, they can easily do other, more "meaningful" high-difficulty matchmaking quests (with generous rewards and minimal effort). For example, they could pass exams to become an official in another world, or take on more interesting roles in the other six major cities (with substantial daily rewards and perks), both of which are easily accomplished. Then there are GDKP raids! Having high DPS is no easy feat. It requires countless hours of practice! If it were easy, another world would have become a low-quality server long ago, instead of being as popular as it is now! (Note: "Junk servers" are everywhere. Some were initially quite good, but the CEO or "dictator," for personal gain or the selfish desires of a few, forcibly imposed unreasonable rules, ultimately leading to an overabundance of "heroes" and "elders." Even worse, some adopted an endless, insane gameplay style, which was initially quite attractive... but for some reason, people gradually lost interest. It became boring, perhaps due to the difficulty or the "money." However, the high-fidelity mode of "Dark Eldar" consistently performs best in the market. Its high fidelity and difficulty are beloved by all Dark Eldar fans!)

In the Bitter Plains New Baolong Hotel (831331), room 211 (suite). Loki was enjoying a fine filet mignon and Cabernet Sauvignon. He hadn't invited anyone; he felt the spoils of war rightfully belonged to him. Why share them with strangers or heroes?

Loki's selfishness may have saved him a lot of trouble. Many young heroes who dine lavishly in the outer halls, or openly "date," often attract the attention of the relatively simple-minded, "violent" orc warriors.

Leveling up as an orc is quite difficult. Fortunately, they are hardworking. They also produce very few mages. Their racial traits are strength and an action called "Roar," which can instantly reduce damage taken or increase critical hit chance (one of two; frequent use will increase the damage reduction or critical hit rate). (Proficiency level)

Invited by his former classmate, Unita (a warlock; level 458), Loki is still staying in a premium 5G room. The room is very well-sealed. A "Do Not Disturb" sign is always hanging on the doorknob. He doesn't want to meet any more unwanted heroes... The relentless passage of time, coupled with the many hardships he has endured... If it weren't for the legendary artifact, the "Mold of the Creator" (five-colored; soul-bound), Loki's fate might have been far less fortunate than that of Edward III and his junior brother, Benjamin VI. The effort and time Loki expended during the difficult stages of forging the artifact were immense... He also sacrificed far too much...

Loki learned mage combat skills later in life. Even before Elder Joseph disappeared, Loki's damage output had already declined considerably. However, Elder Joseph, with his vast "life experience," didn't interfere too much with his disciples' irregular behavior. Later, he was only stricter with his successor, Elder Schopenhauer... Moreover, Loki wasn't officially Elder Joseph's disciple; he simply showed more favor to the younger generation of mage Loki. (Note: Due to the vast differences in hero creation times, it's generally not allowed for heroes to freely take on apprentices. Loki's exceptional talent for "exploration" was indeed discovered by Elder Joseph during his inspection tour. Joseph was merely "fulfilling his divine duty" at the time; a teacher-student relationship was impossible to establish. If calculated by class time, Elder Joseph did indeed give Loki considerable private instruction. However, Loki participated fully in his major courses in this other world, without skipping grades like the noble mages Edward III and Benjamin VI. In short, Loki is considered "lucky." The kind of luck that's largely random, unrelated to consumption or customization...)