Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

"But everyone knows the situation with Happy. If we don't come up with some countermeasures, we might end up with nothing on the other two lists."

"I think we can join forces to limit the other side," a guild leader said. However, to be honest, all the major guilds were already targeting each other, and limiting each other would only make things more difficult by working together.

After all, when they're not working together, they can just go all out and fight each other, but once they're working together, there are many more things to consider.

After all, if they suffer too many losses while joining forces, they'll end up doing all the work for someone else. And if they don't put in the effort, they might be wiped out by Happy. And after defeating Happy, they'll have to fight other guilds.

We only needed to consider other guilds before, but now there's an extra step, and this extra step might consume even more brain cells than what comes after, which is really annoying...

For a moment, the guild leaders were all testing each other, trying to find out what the others were thinking. Excellent Dynasty, theoretically the most at odds with Happy, remained completely silent. Chen Yehui, aside from saying a few words at the beginning to lighten the mood, remained silent throughout. After all, the sharpshooter signed by the boss that Xiao Shiqin had shown him was still in the other party's hands, which was why he had been so obedient lately.

Therefore, his current strategy is very conservative. He plans to guide other guilds to oppose Ye Xiu, while he focuses on developing his own guild and completing event tasks.

But what he could think of, other guilds could naturally think of as well, and no one wanted to be the one doing the work for nothing. So even though everyone knew that only by joining forces could they limit Happy, they couldn't come up with any effective plan after talking for a long time.

As more and more people fell silent, the discussion about Happy Guild came to an end. After all, Happy was indeed their opponent, but who among those present wasn't an opponent? This outcome left Chen Yehui, who had been waiting for them to reach a conclusion, somewhat disappointed.

However, since they would be receiving support from professional players this time, he wasn't too worried. He had delegated most of the guild's affairs to the guild leaders, while he focused on preparing equipment for the professional players. For highly interactive events like this, they naturally couldn't let the professional players use their professional characters. After all, fifty people could enter a map at once, and who knew what would happen? If the other party was a fan, it would be fine; they might even offer help or give socks. But what if they were fans of a rival guild?
Not to mention, if someone sets a trap and fabricates an incident of a player hitting a fan to smear their professional players, that would be even more troublesome.

So now Chen Yehui is carefully preparing the account, and at the same time sending their research on the event rules that they did that night to the professional teams.

Team Happy wasn't in a rush to start the event. Since they didn't need to race against time to break records like when the level cap was first raised, the team resumed their normal routine and didn't stay up late. Last night, they briefly studied the event rules and then went to sleep. Having learned something the previous night, Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu also reviewed the various leaderboards.

After all, they have a goal, so they naturally won't waste the limited number of dungeon attempts per account.

After Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu finished explaining the important points about the event to everyone, the members of Team Happy logged on one after another. As soon as Team Happy logged on, the other guilds immediately realized, "The wolf is coming!"

And as they predicted, as soon as the Happy team appeared, they began sweeping through the leaderboard.

Currently, in the three rankings, Reincarnation is leading in terms of guild rankings, but its ranking is not as good as its individual and team rankings. After all, each person and team can only have a maximum of three dungeon attempts per day, and even if they get the maximum number of socks in every match, they will only get sixty, which results in very small differences between everyone.

There are even cases where a large number of players with the same score occupy an entire page. Currently, the individual player with the most pairs has sixteen pairs, while the team with the most pairs has thirty-one pairs.

Of course, these are all level 75 leaderboards, but these are the most important leaderboards for major guilds. After all, as the highest-level leaderboard, it not only has the best promotional effect but also the best rewards. The rewards for this event are also very generous, consisting of top-tier level 75 orange equipment and materials.

All the guild leaders focused their attention on the leaderboard as the Happy members logged in. They were now in a dilemma: should they commit their forces now and confront Happy head-on, or should they avoid the fray and wait until they had used up their attempts?

After all, their alliance hadn't succeeded before, so now the leaders of the major guilds are somewhat afraid of Happy. They are very clear about their own strength, but if they don't take action now, but do it later, wouldn't that be telling all the players that they are afraid of Happy? After all, they haven't sent out their elite teams yet. If they wait until Happy finishes their runs before their scores go up, anyone with eyes can see that.

Especially now, with the rise of live streaming, various analysis and strategy streamers have emerged one after another. Their intentions are impossible to hide.

In the end, the guild leaders gritted their teeth and chose to confront the enemy head-on. Even if they had to send more people, they couldn't let the other side win so easily.

Happy also had their own plans. First, Zhang Jiale led Qiao Yifan, Chen Guo, Luo Ji, and An Wenyi to form a five-person team. After all, Chen Guo and Luo Ji's strength was limited, and An Wenyi, as the healer, had to stay with the team, so Ye Xiu sent Zhang Jiale and Qiao Yifan to support them, making this team very competitive.

Wu Chen, who had been in charge of the guild department, was also called over by Xiao Nai to team up with Tang Rou. This was also to let Tang Rou get used to coordinating with the gunfire, since Zhang Jiale's age was a factor, and Mu Cheng would definitely have more opportunities to play in the future. Since Mu Cheng wasn't around, they would first get to know Wu Chen.

Mo Fan was handed over to Ye Xiu by Xiao Nai. After all, Mo Fan had started to follow orders, so Ye Xiu, the Glory textbook, needed to teach him some things to pay attention to in professional Glory matches.

Xiao Nai teamed up with Baozi, while Wei Chen continued to study skill points. When he had time, he would take others to participate in events. After all, Wei Chen had a group of people under his command and was never short of teammates. With Wei Chen as the commander, dealing with players from various guilds was still a piece of cake.

Although the event requires five-person teams, not having a full team does not prevent you from entering the dungeon.

After forming their respective teams, the members of Team Happy began strategizing for the event. (End of Chapter)