Virtual World: Close Combat Mage

After studying the six types of monsters, the afternoon was over. Gu Fei's face was filled with a sense of accomplishment, and Brother You's notebook was filled with notes.

"My students are low-level, and this knight is less than level 30, so the monster I chose is just level 30, which is too low for you. You can look back and see for yourself what kind of level 40 monster you want to train. Tell me and I will help you. Research." Gu Fei said to Brother You.

"Why are you looking back? It's time now, let's go!" Brother You said eagerly.

Gu Fei checked the time and saw that it would still be a while before the students would go online after dinner. Gu Fei had spent the past two days teaching his students very painstakingly. After all, after the two-hour class, it was impossible for the students to master everything perfectly. Gu Fei spent the rest of the leveling training as a training partner, continuing to correct everyone's mistakes. When the students are resting, he has to come over to prepare lessons. Originally, he could take a break after preparing lessons, but now he has to give Brother You extra lessons...

Fortunately, one day of this class is enough for Brother You, so there won’t be new questions every day. After Gu Fei nodded, he decided to sacrifice his rest time today to help Brother You.

"How many levels of monsters do you think I can defeat?" Brother You asked.

"What level do you usually play at?" Gu Fei asked.

"Level 45, but the efficiency of gaining experience is almost the same as reaching level 40." Brother You said. Going beyond level 5 is generally the choice of advanced players when practicing alone. A skilled and powerful team can generally go beyond level 10. As for equipment like the Slim Waist Dancer, which is extremely abnormal, it can also reach level ten when practicing alone. A non-human pervert like Gu Fei can reach level twenty.

And this leapfrogging does not mean that level 40 can kill level 50 monsters, which is called leapfrogging. If you really want to just talk about killing, players who don't have too disgusting equipment can do it, but the key is to ensure the efficiency of killing monsters. In the same minute, you can kill two level 40 monsters, but you can only kill one level 50 monster. The experience of level 50 monsters cannot be twice as exaggerated as that of level 40 monsters. In this way, based on experience From the perspective of acquisition, it is not as good as killing level 40 mobs. So killing monsters to this extent is not considered leapfrogging.

Real leapfrogging must reflect superior experience. Someone like Brother You who has surpassed level 5 but is still as effective as killing level 40 can only be regarded as half a level leap. It's just that experience is not the only benefit from killing monsters. In terms of item drops, the higher the monsters, the better the drops will be. So although the experience gained at level 40 and level 45 is the same for Brother You, he is more willing to work harder to kill the ones at level 45.

Even Gu Fei knew this very well. The two of them stopped talking nonsense and immediately led Brother You to his accustomed leveling place. In fact, knight leveling is the same as that of priests, and group formation is the most efficient. However, the Dark Knight after level 40 has strong lethality. The former auxiliary knights all have a desire to deal damage after switching to Dark. So when I was leveling up with a group, I stopped adding status to everyone so carefully, and often fought bravely to the front line of the battle.

Such half-heartedness is of course very unpleasant.

Because most of the players responsible for output regard themselves as uncles and the auxiliary professions as servants. As servants, if they don’t serve the uncle well, they will rush to steal the uncle’s job. How can the uncles endure this? Moreover, the knight profession is simply an accelerator, unlike the priest, who is a must. Without the knight, it just means that the training will be slower, which is not a big deal. What's more, there are many girls in the Priest Corps, and this innate advantage cannot be matched by the knights. Therefore, as both auxiliary professions, the treatment of knights is far inferior to that of priests.

Now that the knights have transferred to Dark, they have a good solo training ability. When they are leveling with a group, no one will give them a look. The knights also show the style of a master. They will no longer compromise and move towards the era of going solo. However, Brother You does not belong to this situation. As the king of intelligence, Brother You upgrades mainly based on tasks, and occasionally mixes with the team to kill monsters. Now, the idea of ​​​​mainly spawning monsters has come up, and it has to be said that it is influenced by the environment.

In the team that Brother You is in, not to mention Gu Fei who kills everyone, the remaining characters are all capable of holding their own. No matter how unmotivated you are, you can't help but think about improving yourself in such a team. Brother You also gradually felt embarrassed that he always paddled every time he fought.

The monster that Brother You often fights at the moment is the campfire patrol in the White Rock City Wilderness Camp. Level 44-46, professional warrior. The weapon he uses is a one-handed sword and a torch in each hand. It is also a sharp weapon in combat. If it hits a person, it will cause a burning effect that will continue to drain blood, which is very disgusting.

Although it is disgusting, this is already a relatively good choice among the level 45 mobs for solo training. The setting of the game obviously encourages players to form multiple teams for team games. The more advanced the monsters, the more likely they are to live in groups. Monsters like those that come in groups of three or five and have chain hatred are difficult for even a single player at the same level to defeat, let alone leapfrog. Fortunately, the game company has not completely forgotten those lone wolf players who like to practice alone, and has also produced some mobs suitable for solo practice. Campfire Patroller is one of them, and it is the favorite choice of ordinary players in the 40-50 stage.

This can be seen from the scene in front of us. There are quite a few leveling players in the wilderness camp, but they all work on their own, guarding their own little world and silently slaying monsters. There are so many players who have the ability to go beyond level five, which is precisely because the game is too difficult to upgrade. The high experience requirements allow players to stay at one level for a long time. If the equipment was relatively rubbish when they first rose to this level, but after enduring it for such a long time, quite a few people can trade it for a shotgun. The advantage of pioneers is weakened by this setting. The higher the level, the more so.

"Find a place to start?" Gu Fei said to Brother You, and the two of them walked into the camp, looking for a corner that was not occupied by anyone.

Brother You has been here frequently in the past two days, but he has never been here during this time. He learned from Young Master Han and waited until late at night when there were fewer people online to level up, so he never encountered this kind of trouble. The two of them had walked around half a circle, but there was not a single place left. Gu Fei was helpless and Brother You was very depressed.

"What should I do?" Gu Fei asked.

Brother You really hoped that Gu Fei would find a clearing in seconds, but he also knew that although Gu Fei was prolific in murdering people, he was not such an unprincipled and domineering guy, so he could only sigh and said: "Let's take a closer look, there really isn't... Next Come back again!"

"Hmm!" Gu Fei responded and continued to search for lands. However, he did not find any lands. However, he also encountered many players who were searching for lands like them. So Gu Fei started to take the initiative and immediately asked the leveling players if they were ready to leave. This behavior doesn't seem to be very popular, and the players who were asked about it said gruffly that they would practice it until they died.

But there are good people in the world after all. Gu Fei and Brother You asked around, everyone saw that they were in urgent need of leveling up. Finally, someone felt pity and waved to them: "Hey, you guys Two of you, come this way."

The two looked at each other, and after confirming that it was indeed them whom the other party was calling, they quickly ran over happily.

"I'll be offline for a while and eat." The player said to the two of them.

"Thank you very much." The two said quickly.

"You two are training together?" the man asked a little strangely. This is a famous solo training spot in Baishi City. Two people team up to practice in this place, unless one of them is a paddling rookie who gets free experience. , but the two people in front of me are obviously over 40.

"We're not leveling up, we're doing research on weird stuff." Gu Fei said honestly.

"Doing research?" The player was confused.

"Research on efficient ways to defeat monsters." Gu Fei said.

The player was obviously aroused by Gu Fei's words, and asked with great interest: "How to study it?"

"You have to be a weirdo." Gu Fei said with a smile.

At this time, there are no monsters spawning in this player's small world. In such a popular leveling spot, it is simply a luxury to hope to occupy a large area so that you can kill monsters 100% non-stop. There are only three or two monsters. It would be nice to refresh them alternately for you to keep. Most players only stick to one, not to mention how difficult it is.

"There will be a brush here soon. Please study one and show it to me." The player smiled and pointed at the empty space in front of him and said to Gu Fei.

"Okay!" Gu Fei drew his sword.

"Sword?" The player's eyes almost popped out at that time. The mage used the sword. He quickly thought of a terrible legend, so he quickly used an identification technique. As a result, his eyes really popped out. What Gu Fei was holding was an extremely ordinary one-handed sword, which he randomly picked up while preparing lessons. Gu Fei didn't want the monster to die too quickly, he wanted to play with the monster for as long as possible.

A white light flashed, and the mobs appeared. Gu Fei rolled up his sleeves and smiled at the kind player: "Here we go." After saying that, he held out his sword and attacked the mobs.

The player opened his mouth as if to say something, but failed to say anything. Brother You snickered from the side. This is how a normal player should react when seeing a mage swinging his sword and fighting a monster at close range! But it’s too early for him to be so shocked now, the excitement is yet to come!

The wonderful attack demonstration that made Brother You feel like "when you return from Mount Huangshan, don't look at Mount Huang" finally began. Brother You watched helplessly as the player's expression changed from shocked, to very shocked, to very shocked, to extremely shocked.

"Ah ah ah..." The player had lost the ability to speak and pointed at Gu Fei and gestured to Brother You. It was obvious that he wanted to ask something, but he couldn't formulate the words for a while.

Brother You smiled inexplicably. He found that having a friend like Gu Fei was really a very honorable thing.

"This, this, this... what kind of statement is this!" The player finally spoke out.

"Ahem, well..." Brother You was about to say a few words when suddenly a series of exclamations sounded in his ears. Players around him had already been attracted by Gu Fei fighting monsters here, and they stopped what they were doing and looked over. Coming over, some people have abandoned their own little world, just to stand closer and see more clearly.

"Khan, the face seems a bit too much..." Brother You thought.

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It’s been a while since you’ve seen a 3,000-word chapter, right? I hope you won’t have the impression of “I don’t want to see Mount Huangshan when I return”. . . .