Volume 19, Chapter 253: Man-Made Death for Money
"Who doesn't want to live and dares to steal my things?"
This sentence is not what I said. Although it is more appropriate for me to say this sentence in the current situation, in fact, this sentence is indeed not what I said, and the Allah who said this sentence is The last person who should say this is the guy who snatched monsters.
This kind of thing is not uncommon in games. It should even be said to be very common. Even with such strict laws in the real world, people will still rob. In the game, there are almost no restrictions at all, so robberies are even more reasonable. However, because players in the game only lose one or two levels even if they die, everyone in the game is generally not afraid of being robbed. Even if they are robbed, everyone will usually rise up to resist. Anyway, if you die, you will lose a level. Two levels is better than losing equipment.
Precisely because everyone's attitude towards robbery in the game is different from that in reality, the success rate of robbery in the game is very low, and in comparison, robbing monsters is much easier. After someone beats the monster half to death, you go up and grab it. At this time, it's useless even if the other person wants to resist. After all, the monster is not equipment, and you can't hide it. Even because of the special nature of grabbing monsters, sometimes low-level players may even grab monsters from high-level players. For example, a group of high-level players worked hard to reduce the health of a boss, and then suddenly a low-level player came out and ran away with a skill. Basically, advanced players can't do anything about this situation. Even if you go back and kill that guy, it's useless. The thing has been robbed. As long as you are strong enough, you can still get it back. The blame has been robbed, but the experience points can't be helped. Snatched back. In fact, many guilds now like to clear the area when fighting a boss because they are afraid of being robbed. After all, as long as there are no outsiders on the scene, there is no need to worry about being robbed.
The guy just now must have seen my Death Guard standing next to Yosfat's head with weapons raised, so he thought I was about to make the final blow, so he planned to steal the monster. Of course, I guess my current appearance is also one of the reasons why he dares to grab monsters.
Originally, after seeing the battle between Yosfat and I, normal people would not think of coming over to grab monsters. After all, the battle between us was too high-end. This is like seeing a tiger and a bear fighting in a virgin forest. Is it possible for you to run out and snatch the body after one of them dies? After all, no matter who survives in the end, the tiger or the bear, they will definitely kill you anyway.
This was also the case in my battle with Yosfat. After seeing our previous battle, a normal person should know that no matter who of us survives in the end, the person who dares to intervene will definitely end badly. Of course, the above situation is based on general conditions. The reason why the guy in front of me dared to make a move to grab monsters was because he saw what I looked like.
Due to the side effects of releasing the combined state, my whole body is now as soft as noodles. Even standing here can barely stand with the help of two death guards. When the guy just ran to the edge of the pit, he probably just wanted to watch the excitement, but after discovering that one of me and Yosfat was dying, and the other was relying on help even to stand there, he immediately realized that this was an opportunity. . Although there were three Death Guards standing beside me, he didn't think that the Death Guards would be as strong as Yosfat and I. The Death Guards had the same appearance, so everyone could tell that they were just summoned soldiers, so the guy immediately realized this was an opportunity.
Through the previous battles, the guy who snatched monsters realized that Yosfat was at least level 4,000 or 5,000, and he himself was only level 1,000 or more. According to the reward bonus for beating monsters in "Zero", even if he will not get all the experience because he only completed the last hit, he will still get at least 10% because of the special nature of the last hit. experience of. The 10% experience of a level 4,000 or 5,000 monster is multiplied by the level-leap reward multiplier. He is very sure that this monster can at least allow him to level up to 100 or 200 levels in one go. Even if he is killed by me later, he will only lose one or two levels. Compared with the experience of one or two hundred levels, it is clear at a glance which one is more important.
"Hey, we're talking about you. Get out of there quickly. I'm responsible for this. If you touch me again, I'll beat you up too." Seeing me standing there staring at him, the guy above felt a little guilty at first, but after thinking about that After gaining one or two hundred levels of experience, he immediately became bolder again.