War Paradise

As a high-end player with a coquettish position and skillful operation, Burning Magic's game technology is absolutely passable, and the people are also very gentle and polite. There is no arrogance like "Royal Armor" or "Valkyrie". It can be called a yes Approachable.

Even if his teammates play very well, he never insults his teammates. Instead, he is tempting and encouraging his teammates to give full play to their strengths. When encountering a guy who is really muddy and unable to support the wall, Burning Demon will even make up for himself, and one person will take on multiple roles.

It stands to reason that there should be a lot of people who want to team up with players like Burning Demon, but-the reality is not like this:

If there is a list of "the most unpopular teammates in the game", Ranmo might be at the top of the list. Many people even quit the team as soon as they see this name.

In a sense, Burning Demon's reputation is even worse than the perverted murderer in brain imaging games-"Blood Blade", and it is also notorious.

As for why this happened, just look at how he usually plays games...

The young man who just won the PVP competition from "Blood of the Blade" and made a lot of money returned to the game warehouse after dinner and switched the game he was using from "Blood of the Blade" to "Blade" .

——The Arena Contest of "Blade" was temporarily suspended due to server damage. In order to restore the popularity, the official decided to open a "key event" temporarily.

Now enter the five-player dungeon through the random team system. After the final boss is killed, not only will the equipment drop as usual, but also an item named "Heroic Dungeon Key" will appear randomly for the players in the five-player team to distribute .

After using this kind of key, you can increase the chance of dropping the best equipment in the next dungeon. This thing is not a bound item, if you don't need it, you can hang it in the auction house and sell it at a good price.

After the key event was turned on, the number of players in "Blade" has also been further increased, and many players who have been AFK for a long time have also come back to join in the fun.

Although I'm not interested in games like "Blade", it's not bad to make a little money occasionally...

While thinking about it, Burning Demon had successfully landed in "Blade", and a male swordsman wearing a silver light armor appeared in the square in front of the big arena.

He still remembers that the last time he logged in to the game, he was watching the arena competition. If no one is willing to team up with him, he might be able to participate in this competition and win a good place.

"Hey..." Ran Mo sighed long, raised his hand to open the menu, and clicked the button to find a random dungeon team of five people.

The copies of "Blade" queued up quickly. He only waited for less than 30 seconds, and a few lines of prompts appeared before his eyes:

"You have joined the team of Raiders Five-Dread Fortress."

The player "the big player is me" joined the team.

The player "Metal Gear" joined the team.

The player "CHAOSDIVE" joined the team.

The player "Strike Armor" joined the team.

Burning Demon's eyes darkened, and when his sight came on again, his body had appeared at the slightly gloomy entrance of the dungeon. The stone walls on both sides were covered with blade-like spikes. Fifty meters away, there were two elite monsters. Holding a big knife in his forehand, standing in front of a wooden gate, ready to attack anyone who dared to approach.

"Well, everyone..."

The Burning Demon, who was in the random dungeon, greeted his teammates as usual, but before he could finish his words, the black armored warrior and the thin and tall mage beside him suddenly flashed and disappeared without warning:

The player "Metal Gear" retired from the team.

The player "Strike Armor" withdrew from the team.

"Damn, what are these two people doing?" The knight standing by with a sword and shield in his hand scolded angrily: "It's a waste of time...what should I do, should I continue to fight or withdraw from the rearrangement?"

"Let's continue playing." Ran Mo nodded, looked at the silent white-robed priest next to him, and asked: "Can I just finish playing like this? I have a very high output, and there is no problem with single player output."

"Okay." The priest whispered, and the top of the antique wooden staff in his hand glowed with a holy golden light.

"That's it." Burning Demon said as he took out two short knives from his backpack, and a dangerous green light flashed on the poisoned blade.

So, a knight was responsible for fighting monsters, priests healed, and the "three-person copy" journey with Burning Demon outputting damage, thus kicked off the curtain.

Although there are two less output players, the equipment of Burning Demon is good, and the operation method is impeccable. The three of them pass through the game all the way, playing smoother than the five-man team under normal conditions.

"You... won..."

Two hours later, the final boss of the Fear Fortress, a two-headed ogre in heavy armor, uttered a fixed line, fell to the ground and swallowed, and a golden light glowed above the corpse.

"OK, it's time to touch the corpse..." The knight whose ID is "The big player is me" rubbed his hands enthusiastically and smiled: "I'll open the corpse, is it okay?"

The dungeon equipment distribution mode of "Blade" is that when the corpse is opened, each player randomly obtains a piece of equipment that matches their current occupation. The hero dungeon key will appear randomly, and will not drop when you are unlucky. In the best case, two keys may appear.

Unlike the equipment that automatically enters the player's backpack, the final hero dungeon key dropped by the BOSS is assigned by rolling dice.

"Well, leave it to you." Ran Mo nodded.

Hearing this, the knight stretched out his right hand and plunged into the golden light, and then—

A randomly assigned piece of equipment appeared in the hands of the three of them.

Before he could confirm that the keys to the dungeon were out, the knight looked at the worn-out shoulder armor in his hand and cursed in surprise:

"Fuck, why is it a white outfit, this is simply cheating!"

——Finally, the equipment dropped by the BOSS is random in the list. In theory, there is also the possibility of dropping the lowest-level white equipment, but almost no one has encountered this situation, and the worst is the blue rare equipment .

It is conceivable that the Cavaliers encountered a rare and unlucky situation. The priest next to him also frowned at the set of rough linen robes he had just obtained.

"I'm in white clothes, too, hell..." the priest whispered.

Hearing this, the knight cast his gaze at the silent Burning Demon next to him. He was about to ask what happened to the opponent, but his eyes widened in surprise because of the orange light in the opponent's hand:

——That guy actually got a legendary equipment!

"Well, my luck is okay." Ran Mo said modestly, putting the still shining legendary ring into the backpack, then looked at the box next to the BOSS body, and said with a smile: "Three keys are out. , It's pretty red."

"Huh? Oh..."

The knight who was still suffering from his bad luck, looked back at the BOSS's loot box, and the depressed expression on his face suddenly turned into a smile:

"It seems I'm okay with my luck!" The knight couldn't help laughing.

Although it was really painful for the BOSS to break out of white outfit in the end, but this time he actually dropped three keys, breaking the maximum value of "the normal instance can drop two keys at most", and he undoubtedly earned it!

The hero dungeon keys dropped by the dungeon are indeed allocated by rolling dice, but the game obviously has a reasonable allocation mechanism built in: Generally speaking, when a player gets a key, the next key is basically not It may be assigned to him again, but to other players who did not get the key.

Although there have been extremely rare situations before-a "European King" player got two keys, retired from the team and concealed his reputation, leaving only four bewildered teammates. But this time, after he had already got the white outfit, this rare "miracle" shouldn't happen again.

"Okay, let's start." The knight said, opening the loot box and reaching for the first key in it.

The moment his hand touched the key, red text appeared in front of the three of them:

Start assigning hero dungeon keys:

3.

2.

1.

Allocation is complete: Burning Demon has obtained the hero dungeon key.

"My buddy is really lucky..." The knight looked back at Burning Demon with an innocent look.

"It's okay." Burning Demon smiled: "It's okay, there are two more."

"Hurry up, we are left." The priest standing by urged.

"Okay, okay." The knight stretched out his hand impatiently to the second key in the loot box. The red text appeared in front of me again:

Start assigning hero dungeon keys:

3.

2.

1.

Allocation is complete: Burning Demon has obtained the hero dungeon key.

"Damn, what's the situation?"

After seeing the distribution this time, the knights and priests who were looking forward to them all froze in stunned place, and then cast a profound look at the Burning Demon standing next to them.

"You..." The knight clenched his fists.

"Don't blame me, it's not that I let it be distributed like this." Ran Mo hurriedly waved his hand, with an "good old man" smile on his face: "It's okay, isn't there another one? It's up to you."

"..."

The priest squinted at an innocent-looking Burning Demon, then stood in front of the loot box and said, "I'll drive this time."

"Okay." The knight stepped back solemnly, his eyes still fixed on Burning Demon: "Don't even think about making small moves..."

"No, no." Burning Mo raised his hands obediently, indicating that he hadn't performed a black box operation.

In fact, the players present are all aware that it is impossible to use plug-ins in brain imaging games. That being said, the knights and priests who were extremely lucky this time still had doubts about the burning demons in their team.

——Does this guy really use some unknown methods that affect the distribution of loot in the game?

After the miserable spoils distribution process just now, these two unlucky ghosts have begun to "doubt life".

"I'm about to start." The pastor slowly stretched out his right hand and touched the last key in the loot box.

Two seconds later, his hand touched the key, and the last assignment text appeared in the sight of the three people present:

Start assigning hero dungeon keys:

3.

2.

1.

Allocation is complete: The big player is I got the hero dungeon key.

Seeing the results of this distribution, the priest's face suddenly became gloomy, and the knight whose ID was "The big player is me" finally smiled:

"what……"

It's a pity that just as his laughter sounded, his body suddenly became blurred and disappeared in front of the final BOSS's body.

"Huh?" The priest made a startled voice: "Is he disconnected?"

As the "big player is me" suddenly left the team, red text appeared again in the eyes of the remaining two:

"The player's'big player is me' was disconnected due to the unstable network, and could not obtain the hero dungeon key. The unallocated key was obtained by the second-highest number of "Burning Demon".

After reading the assigned text, the priest's face was distorted, looking at Burning Demon who was still smiling.

"Damn... Europeans..." The priest's voice began to tremble.

"This is a problem with his internet, don't you blame me?" Ran Mo helplessly spread out his hands, expressing that it's none of his own business.

Speaking of this, Ran Mo suddenly thought of something, and asked: "Would you like to add a friend? Your heal amount is quite high, we can play dungeons together in the future, my damage amount is absolutely reliable!"

Although his attitude was very kind, the pastor's complexion was even worse, with suppressed anger in his voice:

"Go away, I will... never form a team with you again."

Before the words were over, the priest directly withdrew from the team, leaving Burning Demon standing alone in front of the BOSS's corpse, looking awkwardly at the empty loot box under the BOSS's feet.

Two seconds later, the "high-end player" with a bad reputation, sighed feebly, opened the inventory and looked at the legendary equipment he had just obtained and the three heroic dungeon keys. He couldn't help but shook his head again. :

"This world... If only my luck was almost impossible."

...

After this trip to the dungeon, a new story appeared under the name "Burning Demon". It made ordinary players stay away from him, and the number of players who would leave the team directly after seeing his name in "Blade" has also increased again.

Not only in "Blade", in "Heaven of War" there is also a "glorious legend" of burning demons. In the "Unofficial Ranking of the Strongest Players in War Heaven 2.0" at the top of the official forum, his name is ranked tenth:

10: "Burning Demon"

"Burning Demon" has incredible power and can win victory in a desperate situation that seems impossible to come back. Because of this, some people say with certainty that he bought the game manager at a big price, or simply GM itself.

In this regard, "Burning Demon" himself said that he was only lucky, but the editor who watched this person's game video found that this guy was not simply lucky at all, but a **** European emperor. His enemies seem to be always good. It will be very unlucky, and this guy will even reduce the luck of his teammates. So... if you don't have confidence in your character, please don't team up with him.