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Chapter 808 Give up the competition
The guild struggle brought out by this great revolution further expanded the battle situation when Drif's identity was confirmed as the Eternal Night camp.

In the beginning, it was just a competition between related guilds and related players of the Traengus Empire. Players from other regions can also try if they want to earn a common reward.

But when enemies from the Eternal Night camp appeared, it would not be as simple as a normal reward.

This is an expansion pack quest.

The priority is higher than the mission of the campaign. As a boss who fits the image of an ambitious man in every aspect, Drif is very likely to be the big boss of the Eternal Night camp. The reward for winning him is bound to be higher than that of an ordinary battle The task rewards are generous.

When the night watchers in the expansion camp were exposed to Eternal Night's identity by Drif and his gang, many players quietly turned to the regime of Eliborg III.

Such a major change.

The domestic guilds invested a small amount at the beginning, but their attitude suddenly became firm. Professional players had to make up time in online games to complete the tasks conveyed by the club from the spare time during vacation and training.

There are those who make heavy blows and invest a lot of resources in online games.

Then there are many clubs who are unwilling to participate in this muddy water, such as the Zhengrong team.

Team Zhengrong's regular season results were about to explode. They lost three games in a row, and they showed no temper at all. They didn't have time to gather time to fight the boss.

The club wants results!
Fans who have no achievements, no longer need to rely on killing bosses in online games to increase their popularity, and it is acceptable to let it go.

What's more, Coach Zhifeng is eager to achieve results. He dislikes the lack of training time every day, and wants to spare time to fight the 'dispensable' boss in online games. What a joke.

"The first game of the next BO3, Ghost Sword, take a break." Coach Zhifeng patted Ghost Sword on the shoulder with a smile on his face after the last training match at night.

He has not won three consecutive games, and there is no big problem at the tactical level, so the problem is likely to be on the human body.

Generally, teams start with the variable method when they want to kick people, one by one, and whoever is replaced wins the game, then the person who is replaced is likely to have no career.

Ghost Saber's performance in the three games of the regular season was not bad, and the statistics were all positive, so it's actually not his turn to change.

On the contrary, this rookie who mainly controls the field makes a lot of mistakes, and often brings out a large rhythm of poor team battle performance.

As far as performance is concerned, if the variable method is to be changed, the free man who controls the field must first be lifted down.

But it's a pity.

Ghost Saber is a direct descendant of the Sean Guild, and was born on Hanmei Lijian's side. Coach Zhifeng doubts whether Ghost Saber will secretly force him, the coach, to leave in order to vent his anger on Hanmei Lijian.

If Zhifeng wants to stay after losing too many games, the club will not keep him either. The coach has always been the best position to take the blame in e-sports.

Kicking off the coach and using it to apologize to the fans is the best routine that has been tried and tested.

Guidao's identity and interpersonal circle make Zhifeng very distrustful, and Zhifeng also needs to take a good look at Ghostdao's assertive personality, let him be a substitute for a game, and let him respect and respect the head coach.

In order to avoid unnecessary differences and quarrels in the game in the future, as the head coach, he can't suppress him.

The situation of the Zhengrong team is internal and external. Externally, there is no result in the regular season. Internally, the head coach and the generals are a little bit divorced.

Shen Yiming was very uncomfortable in the position assigned by the tactics, but the coach Zhifeng only emphasized the strength of his tactics, how stable it was, and who he could beat after a successful run-in, but completely ignored the other players. feel.

Looks like it works.

It is the current Zhengrong team.

However, it's not easy to drive people away. After all, the head coach drives people away as soon as he comes up, so who dares to pick up this hot potato?Who wants to pick up a team that is about to be kicked out before they get used to it?

The coaches are willing to go to a strong team to coach, but this strong team is disobedient, what's the use of having a coach?

Go up and be a mascot?

Jiang Xun felt much more comfortable and didn't have so many troubles. Another weekend came, and he started the game directly!I slept comfortably last night, and when I went online, I saw that the branch and main line of the revolutionary mission had indeed expanded.

Compared with the early stage where there was no thought and all kinds of tasks were all messed up, the sense of hierarchy of the current revolutionary tasks is stronger.

First of all, there are three major camps, royalists, aristocratic revolutionaries and civilian revolutionaries.

No matter what you say, Yili Borg III has a group army surrounded by him. Without a group of firm followers, he would have been overthrown long ago.

Among the seven territories, the highest aristocrats of the five territories are members of the royalist faction, supporting soldiers and working hard for the king, forming a sharp opposition to the revolutionary players.

Although the aristocratic revolutionaries and the civilian revolutionaries are both revolutionaries, they are also incompatible opposites.

The former wants to overthrow Eliborg III and establish a new order, but this order is still dominated by the nobles. It is nothing more than turning some civilians who have made great achievements into minor nobles, while those nobles who oppose themselves are demoted to commoners. , a kind of shuffling within the system.

The latter is a complete makeover from top to bottom.

In the eyes of royalists and aristocratic revolutionaries, civilian revolutionaries can't even be called revolutions. They are just a bunch of small bandits who don't have the financial resources and high-level talents to support their continuous expansion.

Secondly, there are new changes in this revolutionary mission. The aristocratic revolutionaries actually represent another force——the Eternal Night faction.

Victim of the Eternal Night Raid.

This once again affected the situation, and the players in the Night Watcher camp had to vote for the royalists and civilian revolutionaries.

The players in the Eternal Night camp unconditionally followed the noble revolutionaries.

This time the situation was a bit dizzying. Fortunately, the domestic guilds had chosen the same camp from the beginning to the end.

The civilian revolutionaries here are all supported by players.

But when it comes to winning.

Most players still think that the Royalist faction and the Noble Revolutionary faction have a higher success rate. The Royalist faction has already demonstrated their impressive strength. Yili Borg III took out the Four Sacred Artifacts of Traengus, and its NPC panel Also transformed into a BOSS state.

Today, if the civilian revolutionaries want to defeat the other two factions, the big boss they have to face is Elibog III, and the big boss is the Grand Duke Drif.

The guilds that are subordinate to the two can use the power of the boss to push the power of the other two.

The tragedy of the civilian revolutionaries is that they don't have any powerful NPCs that they can handle.

If you insist on pushing a leader out, you can only push out a leader who looks like a BOSS.

able to take on such a heavy responsibility.

I am afraid that only Jiang Xun's melee magic god Ronte can stand alone.

And on the game's self-media poster.

Some editors made a three-point poster early on, with Eliborg III, Grand Duke Drif, and Melee God Ront each occupying a panel.

(End of this chapter)