DNF: I am from version 110!

After the auction ended, everyone shared their thoughts on pioneering the land.

Not obviously handsome: Haha, the Bakal raid is alright, not as difficult as I imagined.

The Dog Who Lost His Happiness: I thought it would take at least half an hour to complete the game, but it ended in less than 20 minutes.

An unexpected encounter with Jiangnan: This is clearly not the limit, but the mechanics of the Bakal raid are quite interesting.

The Dog Who Lost His Happiness: You only find it interesting when you're being carried by two top-tier players; you'll behave yourself if you're sent to play in random groups.

Lin Zhengqiu didn't say anything. The mechanics of the Bakal raid were very good, but the composition of these people was the most crucial factor.

As far as he knew, quite a few people would be disrupting the raid today, as evidenced by the comments in the live stream:

Damn it! Anyone who didn't know better would think the Bakal raid was easy! I just got a real lesson.

Don't be fooled by Regret Bro and his raid team! Their average reputation is the highest in the Chinese server!
If your reputation value barely reaches 4, don't go to Bakal and humiliate yourself! Don't ask me why!
Although the threshold for Bakal is 4 reputation points, it's best to raise your reputation points to over 4.2 before making any moves.

The Bakal raid requires a high degree of coordination between different teams, making it difficult for hastily assembled raid groups to successfully complete the raid.

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Let me boast a little more: Sigh, a new raid, and I'll have to craft new gear again. I wonder how long it will take to craft this time's best-in-slot gear.

I ran into Jiangnan by chance: You guys are top-tier players with so many accounts, you can graduate perfectly in 2 weeks.

The Dog Who Lost His Happiness: It's absurd to expect to graduate perfectly in just two weeks, even for a show-off like me.

The cool factor isn't very obvious: the main graduation material for this version is Dragon's Blaze, and you can get quite a lot of it by successfully completing raids.

It's tough being a man: the problem is that each account can only fight Bakal once a week, which greatly limits the graduation speed.

Regret always comes in autumn: Okay, let's not talk about this anymore. Those who still want to raid should hurry up and switch accounts. I still have many accounts to raid with today.

After Lin Zhengqiu finished speaking, he switched to his Sword Soul account first, and then he saw Xingxing, Laoshuai and others switch to their alternate accounts one after another.

In this way, the 12-person assault team was assembled within 1 minute.

Today's second raid was led by Lin Zhengqiu's Sword Soul, and the overall average reputation value was lower than that of the first raid.

Even so, this configuration is still considered top-tier in the Chinese server.

While other assault teams were still struggling with the initial clearing of the land, Lin Zhengqiu's second wave of assault teams quickly finished their work.

The rewards for this card flip are basically the same as the previous one.

After the cards were flipped, before everyone could even catch their breath, Lin Zhengqiu made them switch accounts and continue playing in the team.

As they kept switching accounts, the equipment of the later accounts got worse and worse, but their experience in the Bakal raid became richer and richer.

So not only did the raid not fail, but the raid speed remained very fast.

Even though he was busy until late at night, Lin Zhengqiu still hadn't finished playing all the raids on all his accounts.

There was no way around it; he had just too many accounts. Even though each account only needed about 20 minutes to complete a raid, the time spent switching accounts, doing quests, and gathering people to form a raid team was still very time-consuming.

After all, as the raid progresses, the players keep changing. Among all these low-level accounts, only Lin Zhengqiu, Zhuangbige, Laoshuai, and Xingxing have the strength to raid. Even players like Ouyu Jiangnan and Hanzi Nan don't have enough accounts to raid effectively.

Late at night, after finishing another raid for a low-level account, Lin Zhengqiu switched to his main account.

Regret always comes in autumn: Alright brothers, it's too late today, let's stop the raid here and continue tomorrow. Although each account can only raid once a week, the good thing is that the time can be arranged arbitrarily.

Handsome but not obvious: Regretful Bro, you can hand over your account to Encounter Jiangnan and have him play raids for you all night.

Encountering Jiangnan by chance: Yes, I'm not sleepy right now.

Regret always comes in autumn: Oh well, I'll just farm it myself tomorrow. Anyway, it's still a long time before the next raid reset.

He has several more days to get a new account to raid, so he doesn't need to rush.

The following morning, after switching to his alternate account, Lin Zhengqiu quickly called Xingxing, Xiaomeng, and others to team up.

It has to be said that they have quite a few alt accounts, and their equipment is pretty good.

Otherwise, these low-level accounts would actually get quite tired when raiding.

By the time all the alt accounts finished their raids, it was already late at night.

Meanwhile, the show-off guy and his group had basically finished their team fights.

Let me brag a little more: even if you have more accounts in this version, the advantage doesn't seem to be that significant anymore.

Encountering Jiangnan by chance: It's quite advantageous! The small account can gather materials for account binding, allowing the main account to quickly graduate from the screen protector stage.

The cool factor isn't very obvious: the other parts are fine, but the weapon is a no-go; you can only use Dragon's Blaze.

Dogs that lose their happiness: Dragon's Blaze without account binding will indeed delay everyone's weapon completion speed.

Lin Zhengqiu took a look and found that the new version's graduation weapon was indeed quite special, requiring the fusion of 3 Bakal weapons.

Besides some basic materials, the most crucial element for fusion is 264 Dragon's Blade Fires.

Based on the assumption that each raid will yield 44 Dragon's Blade Fires, it would take at least a month to perfectly acquire the weapon.

In Lin Zhengqiu's view, this might not necessarily be a bad thing.

Because of the previous versions, everyone graduated much faster than the last.

The consequence of graduating so quickly is that everyone feels that the fun has decreased a lot after graduation.

Forcibly extending the graduation time now will allow players to enjoy the process more.

I ran into Jiangnan by chance: Brother Regret, what was the Name Change Engraving Coupon I got after clearing the wilderness yesterday?
Regret always comes in autumn: it's a voucher that can be used to name weapons, but it doesn't have much practical use.

The Dog Who Lost His Happiness: Haha, to put it bluntly, it's just for showing off. You name your own weapon, how interesting!

The cool factor isn't very obvious: You could say that, but it's only available to the first batch of players who explored the area, so it's still pretty good.

Lin Zhengqiu didn't talk to them about these things anymore; he had many other things to do.

Although all the raid attempts for this week have been used up, there are still many activities to do during the Lunar New Year, and quite a few dungeons to run, so there's simply no time to relax.

So during the following period, he basically spent every day grinding maps, and whenever the raid attempts reset, he would quickly focus his energy on raids, and after each raid, he would craft equipment.

Lin Zhengqiu put the goal of crafting the graduation weapon last, deciding to craft and apply protective coatings to the other equipment first.

Because he had so many alt accounts, it didn't take long for his Berserker build to be fully optimized in every aspect except for his weapon. (End of Chapter)