Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

The group moved on to the next ten-player dungeon. This time, although Qiao Jingjing was in charge, to everyone's surprise, she did a pretty good job. She arranged the attack rhythm for everyone very well. Of course, Wei Chen and the others, who knew the truth, couldn't stop laughing when they saw Xiao Nai's hand speed and the attacks he delivered were completely different.

That's right. Rather than saying that Qiao Jingjing is giving verbal instructions, it would be more accurate to say that she is performing the lines that Xiao Nai sent her.

It can only be said that Qiao Jingjing is indeed a professional. Even though Xiao Nai was typing and giving instructions on the spot, Qiao Jingjing's tone and expression were exactly as she had imagined.

Under Qiao Jingjing's command, Mo Fan finally realized why his direct output was so much lower than others. Simply put, he hadn't seized the output opportunities created by his teammates.

Previously, when he was farming dungeons, he would use whichever ultimate skill was available, focusing on using it early to reduce its cooldown. As long as he didn't get hit by monsters, there wouldn't be any problems.

But in reality, it's not like that at all. For example, Baozi's chokehold skill is based on a 50% defense reduction for the choked target, which is a great opportunity to deal damage. The other members of Happy will use this moment to unleash high-damage skills, and they even research which high-damage skills to use. Because the chokehold time is limited, if you use a combo-type ultimate skill with a long duration, you won't get the 150% defense reduction bonus after the chokehold. In Qiao Jingjing's explanation, this is a waste of damage output.

Of course, Xiao Nai also told Mo Fan through Qiao Jingjing that seizing opportunities created by teammates to deal damage doesn't mean you should keep your ultimate skill locked up. After all, an unused ultimate skill has no output, and the damage lost in the end will be greater. The key is when to use which ultimate skill, and knowing when teammates will create opportunities to deal damage, so as to build an output cycle with everyone.

Since it was the first time, Xiao Nai probably explained things in great detail, and all of this was taught to Mo Fan through Qiao Jingjing.

Although Mo Fan's actions were indeed like a game, this was, after all, his first time trying such a completely different output logic from his previous ones, which made his first boss fight somewhat awkward.

Even so, when he began to doubt whether his output this time would be worse than before, he still surpassed the support Yifan in the final output ranking and started to approach Baozi's.

"How could there be such a big difference?" Mo Fan said in shock.

"Not bad, right? A friend of mine once said that Glory isn't a game for one person, and I really like that. Because we have teammates, we can deal more damage than we could alone," Qiao Jingjing said with a smile.

Mo Fan fell silent. He now understood Xiao Nai and the others' purpose. They were trying to tell him something in this way, but Mo Fan didn't say much. After all, since he had chosen to join the team and was now earning a salary to play games, what they said was indeed a positive improvement for him, and he couldn't continue to be spoiled.

Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu smiled when they saw that Mo Fan didn't say much or object to the upcoming activities where everyone would take turns giving directions. After all, once something has a beginning, it becomes much easier.

The dungeon progressed smoothly afterward, but just as everyone was looking forward to taking the first kill of the first boss, a notification sounded prematurely: "Congratulations to the guild Overbearing Ambition for the first kill of the Wraith Blood Osmanthus in the Spirit Extinction Formation."

Meanwhile, on Xiao Nai's side, the third boss, Xue Gui, still had 5% health remaining...

"So close, so close," Chen Guo said, somewhat frustrated. She hadn't expected that other players could kill the boss right in front of them, which made her, who had just gotten the first kill all night, feel a little uneasy. Xiao Nai didn't even need to look at the opposing team's lineup to know what was going on, and said helplessly, "Sigh~ the pro players are up."

Although Xiao Nai and his team had previously secured the first kills on the bosses, it was normal for them to be overtaken by professional teams, given that there were two players from the "slacker group" and one newcomer who wasn't yet proficient.

Upon hearing Xiao Nai's words, everyone clicked on the Happy account and saw what could only be described as a luxurious list of team members: Desert Smoke, Stone Never Turns, Dark Arts Prisoner, Cold Thunder...

These are the main roster of Tyranny this season, and they are here now. Since the opponent can surpass Xiao Nai and others in dungeon clearing speed, it is impossible for them to be a power-leveling agent. In other words, the person operating the characters now is the true owner of these characters: the four god-level figures who have joined Tyranny this season.

Not only these four, but the others are also characters from the Overlord Team. Obviously, with the latest game update, all the professional players have gone directly to the open world to study and do some dungeons. However, for them, the first kill reward is probably just a side benefit. After all, the reward for the first kill is nothing to these top teams. Their guild members are numerous, and they can't lack any equipment.

In this respect, Xiao Nai and his team are indeed no match. After all, given the current scale of Happy, they don't lack equipment before level 70 because of Xiao Nai, but after this update, they will have to accumulate it little by little on their own.

In fact, it's not just Tyranny; other teams are doing the same. This is evident from the fact that even after game updates, the teams maintain their original schedules, and clubs even emphasize that to ensure competitive performance, players shouldn't stay up late playing games. Unlike Xiao Nai and his team, who have been playing all night...

It's no wonder that major clubs are emphasizing this, after all, those who have made it this far in the professional scene are all players who are most obsessed with... oh no, I mean, passionate about Honor of Kings. It's really difficult to get them to resist the temptation of the new version.

Although the club has this requirement, we don't know how many players used alternate accounts to play last night...

It's already nine o'clock, which is the time for all the teams to train. These professional players are naturally heading into the game openly. On the surface, it's to familiarize themselves with the changes in the new version, but in reality, they're all just there to continue experiencing the game.

The appearance of the Tyranny team finally allowed the players, who had become numb from being bombarded with first kills by Xiao Nai and his group all night, to see something different in the system.

A grand and ambitious plan!

Afterwards, the players were so dazzled by this lavish makeover that their titanium alloy eyes, which had been working late into the night, were completely blinded.

Of course, the most excited people right now are the major professional guilds. After all, because of Xiao Nai and his team, they simply can't compete with them for the first kill. And just when the guild leaders were desperately smashing their keyboards, their professional players finally made their appearance! Although competing for the first kill is definitely not a professional player's job, since it's all just for fun, getting the first kill is just a piece of cake.

Since Tyranny was the first to arrive at the Spirit Extinction Dungeon, Xiao Nai didn't even need to guess that professional players from other teams were also in various ten-player dungeons. It was only a matter of time before the system announced it... (End of this chapter)