Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

"Mo Fan, why are you using this skill?" Baozi asked with some concern when he saw the skill Mo Fan used.

He thought Mo Fan hadn't cooperated with them before, which was why he used this skill. After all, if the aggro got out of control, even they would be in trouble. It was a level 5 dungeon, and the newest one at that. Even the attacks from these mobs were terrifying. Although Xiao Nai and the others would prevent any casualties, they would still be in a bit of a panic.

"It's okay, Baozi," Xiao Nai comforted Baozi at this moment.

"Our hatred hasn't gone awry," Ye Xiu said.

At this moment, the others who were about to speak noticed that although Mo Fan used his most powerful move and every clone was attacking, the aggro of all the monsters was still controlled by Ye Xiu.

"I almost misunderstood Mo Fan." Qiao Jingjing stuck out her tongue awkwardly. She thought they had all misunderstood Mo Fan.

"Um... it's not quite a misunderstanding, after all, this guy probably still wants to steal some of the aggro," Xiao Nai said.

"Hey, Mo Fan, don't cause trouble," Zhang Jiale said helplessly.

"That's alright, I'll cover for you. If you want to steal aggro, your damage output has to be higher than mine," Xiao Nai said calmly.

Hearing Xiao Nai's words, Qiao Jingjing looked at Mo Fan curiously. She noticed that Mo Fan was indeed very focused on controlling his character in the corner. After all, Mo Fan was currently attacking all the characters at once, while Ye Xiu was mainly responsible for holding down the monsters that everyone else was dealing damage to. The aggro of everyone else was on Xiao Nai, since Xiao Nai's marksman playstyle was flexible and his attacks could cover the entire field at once. With Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu cooperating to gather the monsters together, the others only needed to concentrate on dealing damage.

Judging from Mo Fan's serious expression as he tries to snatch the aggro from Xiao Nai, he's probably still resentful about the gang attack Xiao Nai and his team had in the past. If he can take the aggro from Xiao Nai by dealing damage, that would probably be his revenge against Xiao Nai and his team. As for over-aggro (OT), he probably doesn't have any concept of teamwork right now.

Of course, since it's a brand new dungeon with a level 5 advantage, even Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu wouldn't find it too easy. After all, both of them can only draw monsters out of their aggro. As for gathering monsters, they rely on knockback and positioning to do so. If they were to face the attacks of these monsters head-on, their defenses would obviously be insufficient to withstand it.

In a normal 10-man raid, pulling mobs requires at least two tanks working together, especially during progression, where two or three healers are often needed to keep the tanks alive. However, neither Xiao Nai nor Ye Xiu has the defensive capabilities to tank mobs, nor do they have that many healers to support them. Therefore, to achieve the same effect, they can only rely on their teamwork and skill.

"Don't just focus on damage output. Remember to record the characteristics of each type of monster, and then send your summary data to Luo Ji. Luo Ji will then find time to make a strategy guide. This will make it easier for our dungeon team to farm materials in the future," Xiao Nai said. After all, their numbers are limited, and each person can only run dungeons a few times a day. They still need the guild's help with materials, and relying solely on the players' strength to fully conquer these dungeons would probably take a lot of time, which is exactly what they lack right now.

Hearing Xiao Nai's words, everyone began to pay attention to the mechanics of the various monsters. After all, even in the latest high-level dungeons, after defeating a wave of monsters, everyone had figured out their basic attack types and attack logic. Having had their first encounter, subsequent battles would be much easier. Since everyone now had a grasp of the dungeon's monsters and mechanics, the battles naturally became smoother and smoother.

The final wave of mobs was completely wiped out by Xiao Nai and his team within three minutes. With Zhang Jiale and Xiao Nai providing backup, and Ye Xiu as the commander, the fight went very smoothly. Everyone was relatively unscathed, and after An Wenyi restored their health and buffed them, they continued their advance. However, despite the smooth progress of Xiao Nai's team, other guilds were caught off guard by the linked aggro of the first wave of mobs. While they weren't wiped out in the first wave, they suffered significant losses, with some teams even experiencing casualties.

Blue River Pavilion of Blue Rain is the best example. This time, the guild leader of Blue River Pavilion, Chun Yi, led the team. They challenged a ten-player dungeon. After all, with the level difference of five, a ten-player dungeon is already the limit for ordinary players. Challenging a dungeon with more players under such a level difference would be underestimating the dungeon designers and planners. After all, those in these two positions are notoriously ruthless.

It's important to know that even now, no guild has a complete guide to the level 70 100-player dungeon, and even those that have been completed don't guarantee a 100% success rate.

In the dungeon they were playing, the first wave of monsters killed two of their team members, leaving the rest of the group waiting for the priest's resurrection cooldown.

"This book is really difficult." Lanxi Pavilion's Night Cold Heart said wearily as the battle had just ended.

“I feel like we might be doomed…” Bi Yanfei also said.

"Be more confident...remove the possibility, I feel like we're in trouble even if we meet the first boss..." Ru Yehan continued, because that was all he could do now, since he was one of the two who died heroically, and their priest's resurrection skill had already been used during the battle, so it was now waiting for its cooldown.

After all, in many 100-player dungeons, healers can still use resurrection skills.

"Let's just treat it as sightseeing," Bi Yanfei said dejectedly. Many Blue River Pavilion members shared the same thought, but they were already used to it. After all, it was normal to fail when challenging the latest dungeon five levels higher.

Although they were mentally prepared, they didn't expect to be so badly defeated in the very first wave of monsters.

"I reckon only professional players would be able to beat these 10-player dungeons under these conditions," Ru Yehan said.

"I think so too, but at this hour, are there still any professional players online?" Bi Yanfei said. Although they could see all the professional characters from Blue River Pavilion online on the guild page, it was hard to say whether the players were actually using them. After all, the current situation was special; unless it was professional players playing, the accounts were all being leveled up in the guild's departments.

In terms of leveling efficiency, level 70 dungeons are currently the most suitable option. After all, they are all around level 70 now, and the time and rewards of running a familiar level 70 dungeon are much more worthwhile than starting a new one. (End of Chapter)