Why are there so many guilds of various sizes and different perks in the game? Because it facilitates organizing and managing players. In other words, compared to guild members, solo players without a guild are the hardest to organize – they're like a loose pile of sand.
Ordinary players are like peasant rebels, blindly following the flow with great momentum when the situation looks good. But once setback hits, they disperse in disarray, each harboring their own agenda, ready to crumble.
So, when Da Fei, with his incredible Vice Hero, turned the tables instead of being taken down by Thunderstorm's assault, the Royal Guild's makeshift group instantly dispersed into chaos and began to collapse. Even players started to backstab lone wolves from the enemy camp to score kills!
That's right, at this moment, everyone just wanted to hand over ten kills to Da Fei to send away this formidable opponent, or to seize the confusion to collect as many kills as possible and make their escape.
