Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Of course, no guild has successfully cleared the dungeon yet, so apart from the orange equipment obtained by professional players on their first kill, no major guilds have obtained any orange equipment for level 5 knights. It should be noted that after Xiao Nai and his team, the professional players were all competing against each other for the first kill, and with the dungeon being limited, many teams have ended up with nothing.

The professional players relied on their skill to fight head-on, and their methods were completely unreplicable by the elite guilds.

This has led to orange-tier equipment being quite valuable now.

Just as Xiao Nai had finished dealing with the guild leaders and was preparing to continue tormenting the kids from the three major teams, another message came in. Xiao Nai looked at it and saw that it was from his old acquaintance Zhan Loulan, and it was even a voice message.

Xiao Nai curiously opened the voice chat, and the next moment Zhan Loulan's somewhat aggrieved voice came through the earpiece: "Great God, do we really need these things between us? It's just a few orange equipment pieces, and you even made up a guide to exchange for them. That's a bit unfair."

To this, Xiao Nai could only say, "See? That's what a tycoon is." Even orange-tier equipment, which is highly valued by major guilds, is nothing to him. Xiao Nai understood Zhan Loulan's thoughts; no matter how good the light-elemental equipment is, even close brothers should keep clear accounts. However, with just one piece of orange-tier equipment, he clearly wasn't at that level, or even qualified to be there, so he was a little frustrated.

"Sorry, sorry, I sent it to a group because I put your president and the person in charge together," Xiao Nai quickly explained.

"So that's how it is." Hearing Xiao Nai's words, Zhan Loulan finally understood. But it made sense, since both sides were still exchanging self-made equipment. A single orange-tier piece of equipment wasn't worth the other side doing that.

"Wait a minute, I'll send you a copy of the guide. Given our relationship, we've already shared our homemade equipment, so there's no need to worry about these things," Xiao Nai said.

"Absolutely." Zhan Loulan expressed his great pleasure.

After settling things here, Xiao Nai continued to push Ye Xiu to create dungeon guides, since there were still other dungeons to work on, and he couldn't let the guy have any free time.

However, having learned from his previous experience, Ye Xiu's output of strategy guides increased significantly afterward, and he produced two more in succession.

When the dungeon attempts refreshed the next day, Xiao Nai continued to squeeze Ye Xiu to write the strategy guide, giving Ye Xiu, this beast of burden, no rest time at all.

Unfortunately, strategies have their limits. Of course, this limit doesn't apply to Ye Xiu, but rather to the elite teams of the major guilds. Even if Ye Xiu had a strategy, the elite teams of the major guilds still couldn't win. This is mainly because everyone's level is still low. If everyone reached level 75 and upgraded their equipment to level 75, there wouldn't be any problem. In other words, the difference between the major guilds right now is level; having a strategy or not doesn't make a significant difference. It's not like they're competing for dungeon records.

Moreover, Xiao Nai and his group are also vying for dungeon records, so even if they had them, they wouldn't sell them.

Of course, Xiao Nai didn't spend all day practicing with the Happy team and the three other teams. Since the daily dungeon attempts refreshed, everyone would finish the dungeons, then hand their accounts over to a power-leveling service to grind monsters, while they would use their alternate accounts to train in the arena.

The training lasted eleven days, and after those eleven days, everyone's characters successfully leveled up to level 75. However, the power leveling services that Sister Ling and her friends hired weren't from the major guilds. They had a sophisticated algorithm for character leveling, and these past few days they had been following that algorithm: how much experience to gain from monsters, how much from quests, how much from dungeons, how long to grind each, and how to maximize their gains. Team Happy obviously didn't have that, but the members of Team Happy didn't care. After all, they weren't just professional players, and they weren't in a hurry to level up.

Since all the major guilds had already obtained the dungeon guides from Xiao Nai, they were able to equip themselves with level 75 gear immediately.
This time, level 75 added six new maps and ten new five-player dungeons. Ye Xiu has already prepared guides for all of them, and these have naturally been traded with various guilds. However, this doesn't mean that these guides become useless at level 75. On the contrary, level 75 is the real starting point for exploring the dungeons. It takes much more time than simply reaching level 75 to become thoroughly familiar with them.

However, these problems can all be solved by the strategy guides, so even at level 75, the major guilds are still using the dungeon strategy guides developed by Ye Xiu.

With ten five-player dungeons, each containing three pieces of equipment, and all twenty Glory teams except for Yizhan having traded with Xiao Nai, Xiao Nai and his team acquired 570 pieces of equipment in this round. This was enough for them to fully equip their characters from head to toe.

Furthermore, Xiao Nai specifically restricted the types of equipment, requiring at least one weapon out of every three, and a guild could not provide duplicate equipment, which made Happy's equipment very comprehensive.

While the quality of orange gear from 5-man dungeons is certainly not comparable to orange gear from 10-man, 50-man, 100-man dungeons, or even PUG bosses, it is always better than level 70 gear.

Unfortunately, as mentioned before, the people Sister Ling invited were not from a professional club, so none of Happy's characters have reached level 75 yet. As a result, they can only look at all the equipment they have. This has made Happy's players very frustrated, and in the end, they can only vent their frustration on the matches against the three major teams.

Faced with the sudden surge in morale from the Happy team, all three teams were stunned, resulting in Happy achieving their best result in a period of time on the final day.

As a result, in the previous round of the competition, Happy's opponents were thoroughly outmatched.

In contrast to the dynamic competition of Team Happy, the professional league matches felt much more cautious. Originally, when all the professional players had reached level 75, players were eager to see the level 75 ultimate skills of each class and how these skills would look in the hands of the professional players. However, in that round of matches, not a single player used any level 75 skills.

This is undoubtedly a very disappointing thing for many players.

Of course, to appease players and fans, the professional league's commentators and guests also provided analysis and explanations, telling players that the players were still figuring out the level 75 ultimate skill, which had just been released. Since they hadn't mastered the skill yet, they couldn't rashly use it in the match.

Of course, this round of competition was not without its highlights. Although the level 75 skills were not visible, the players from each team had several pieces of level 75 equipment. The fresh and cool equipment greatly satisfied the players' curiosity.

This greatly enhanced the entertainment value of this round of battle. (End of Chapter)