"Ice Spikes Dance!"

As the SS-rank ice mage named Nina chanted, a "hurricane" suddenly swept across the rainbow bridge.

If players look closely, they will find that this hurricane is actually formed by the convergence of countless ice blades.

It plunges straight down from one end of the Rainbow Bridge to the other.

Countless players were caught in the crossfire, their bodies either riddled with holes by the ice blades or shredded into countless pieces.

After the hurricane, the land was devastated, and it was hard to find even a complete corpse.

Nina took a small step forward, and countless glaciers stretched out from beneath the rainbow bridge, carrying her to higher and farther places. She gently tapped the void with her enormous staff.

"Frostbound!"

The magic enveloped an area of ​​several hundred meters in radius. The melee players who were charging towards her all slipped and their bodies stiffened instantly, a chill running down their spines.

Before they could react, the players behind Nina had already pounced on them.

It was another thrilling battle.

At this moment, in the live broadcast room.

"Holy crap, are these guys really new recruits? They seem to be on a completely different level from us!"

"Waaaaah, that was so scary! Luckily I didn't go down, otherwise I wouldn't even have had a chance to be someone's stepping stone."

"Is the difference really that big? I'm about to pee my pants."

"It's terrifying. In front of such a genius, we are no different from ants."

"Rumor has it that these top-tier, divinely gifted individuals will receive a huge amount of free attribute points after changing their class, many, many times more than us."

"Many, many times higher, exactly how many times?"

"..."

The answer to the question about attribute points was soon revealed on game forums.

A player using the pseudonym "[Know-It-All]" posted a thread titled "##Quick In! Revealing the Attribute Point Bonuses After F-Rank to SSS-Rank Talent Players Change Class##".

The post explains in detail how players with F-level to SSS-level talents gain vastly different attribute points after changing jobs.

Upon entering the post, the first thing you'll see is a clear list that has already been created, clearly marking the attribute point bonuses for each tier of talents after job advancement.

F-rank talent, adds 10 attribute points after job change.

E-rank talent, 20 points.

D-tier talent, 30 points.

C-level talent, 40 points.

Grade B talent, 60 points.

Grade A talent, 100 points.

The above are the bonuses for A-level talents and below; the bonuses for talents above A-level are even more exaggerated.

S-level talents double the total attribute points to 200, while SS-level talents reach a total of 300 attribute points.

As for the top-tier talent among all players, the SSS-level talent has a full 400 attribute points bonus.

Of course, this is not the final conclusion.

Because for players with different talent levels, the attribute points gained after job advancement depend not only on their talent but also on their class.

for example:

If a player with a B-level divine talent obtains a corresponding B-level class and their match value reaches 60 points or more, then they can receive the full 60-point attribute bonus after changing classes.

However, if the player obtains a C-level or even a D-level job, then even if the match value reaches 60 points, the attribute points gained after job change will be greatly reduced, and it will be impossible to obtain the full 60 attribute points.

Conversely, if a player with a B-level divine talent obtains an A-level profession, the attribute point bonus after the job change will exceed 60 points, and may even approach the 100 points of an A-level profession.

Therefore, the post concludes that the specific situation will vary for each player.

Each player's attribute point bonuses are also different.

After reading the entire post, players compared their own attribute point bonuses and found that they were largely consistent with the conclusions given in the post.

As a result, the post quickly became a trending topic, and the discussion about the participating players became even more heated.

"My goodness, an S-level talent can add 200 points. No wonder those S-level players can kill ordinary players as easily as killing dogs."

"Comparison is the thief of joy! My E-level talent is utterly worthless!"

"Why do I only have 100 points for Rank A, while Rank S has doubled? I'm so jealous."

"I suspect the guy upstairs is just showing off. If my F-rank only got 10 points, doesn't that make me utterly trash?"

"Pfft, you know what, it's true."

"..."

Li Mingliang, Jiang Yuanji, and others also noticed the link to the post that was being spammed in the live stream chat.

They clicked in and took a look out of curiosity.

"They're almost identical!"

Li Mingliang calculated the attribute points he gained after changing jobs, which were approximately 70 points.

The main reason is that his career compatibility is pretty good, which means that high talent and career compatibility can add more attribute points.

Jiang Yuanji is slightly worse, but still above 60 points.

Other players also compared their attribute points and found that they were not much different from what was said in the post.

Then, as if he had just thought of something, Li Mingliang suddenly spoke up:

"That Nina claims to be an SS-rank Ice Mage, so her attribute points must be 300 points, wow!"

He gasped, fear showing in his eyes.

The other players had similar expressions. After a long pause, someone asked:

"How many attribute points does Brother Lin actually have? Could it be around 300 points?"

Some people shook their heads: "It's probably unlikely. 300 points is an exaggeration!"

"No matter how many points, they're still better than us."

"It would be great if Brother Lin could be stronger. It would be best if he could help us in the 911 newbie zone to take down a few well-rated unclaimed territories."

"..."

……

Flag Battle - Venue 95

The battle had barely begun when the fighting broke out everywhere.

Bigwigs from all directions, each displaying their unique abilities.

The roar of engines and shouts of battle mingled together, sending chills down the spines of viewers watching the live stream, while simultaneously making them thankful that they hadn't joined the fray.

Of course, the most eye-catching figures are Ellis carrying the Trident of Poseidon and Nina casting ice magic.

The two of them made the most impressive moves and killed the most players.

In just half an hour, more than two thousand players had died at their hands.

Including the casualties around the battlefield, the total number of player casualties has exceeded 30,000.

The number of players participating in the flag capture battle in Battlefield No. 95 was only slightly over 160,000.

In less than an hour, nearly one-fifth of the crew had been killed or injured.

The ferocity of the battles surpassed even the unexpected waves of beast tides that caught the novice trials off guard.

Standing at one end of the Rainbow Bridge, Lin Mo simply stood quietly atop the "earthen wall" made of piled-up corpses, watching the battle unfold.

If anyone dares to approach, another corpse will be added to the six chains beside him.

A murderous glint flashed in Lin Mo's eyes, and a cold smile crept onto his lips:

"A bunch of idiots!"

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