Chapter 1246 - Miniature Holy Land (1/2)
Chapter 1246: Miniature Holy Land
Translator: hellscythe_ Editor: FluffyGoblyn
Chapter 1246 – Miniature Holy Land
“Why are socould not help his surprise as he looked around “They’re not thinking of taking action here, right?”
He was not surprised by the hostile gazes he received fro found odd was the fact that so lance, he could see at least 2,000 people, taking up nearly half of the entire hall
They were currently in an NPC city Attacking another player here would be detrimental unless these players were absolutely confident of escaping the NPC guards The arrest of so many members would definitely wound the various fleets
“That’s not it They’re just following routine,” Passing Monarch said, shaking his head He then explained, “Whenever we coanize the distribution of resources the Freedoains in the secret land
“Although, the redistribution of resources isn’t as drastic as when our rankings change Based on our rank in the secret land, we are assigned different leveling resources For exarind in Locke’s Cemetery and Black Altar Since the Third Fleet has coned to the Silent Lumberyard and Stor so ht now simply because the party leaders of the various fleets are interested to knohich leveling ned to this ti Monarch spoke, his eyes shone with exciteacy was only part of the reason that Passing Monarch had recruited shi+ Feng’s help Theresources for his fleet
In God’s Doe that an area’s resources were liaanizations such as the Freedoh member counts, they could not allow all their le area Otherwise, the amount of resources each member could obtain would be pitiful Hence, it was necessary to assign the various fleets in the Freedoh-resource maps, not only were there plenty of Field Bosses, but there were also plenty of advanced and rare quests The same was true for Treasure Chests If the Third Fleet were assigned to one such high-resource le for the position of First Fleet
Realization dawned on shi+ Feng when he heard Passing Monarch’s reasoning He finally understood why these people gave them hostile looks
These players’ hostility was likely due to more than just the lost top-tier weapons and equip spots was the er
“The Freedo could not help but ask as he recalled a particular matter
In the past, as the Guild Leader of a second-rate Guild, his access to inforh his knowledge was dom, he was fa to the various kingdoe, the Lifestyle players in Sea’s End were no match for those on land However, they would catch up eventually While they would do so due to the development of naval transportation, the dozen or so reater impact
Stormwind Shelter was one of these holy lands