The world's attention was now focused on the World Cup qualifiers of each country. After two days of selection, the crowded registration for the qualifiers was nearing its end, and each region basically had 1,000 players make it through.
Indeed, each area had hundreds of thousands of participants, but only just over a thousand players could ensure they successfully collected 10 heads to qualify. This was the brutal nature of survival battles. Few people could guarantee they wouldn't become someone else's prey in the next second. Most players were taken down from behind in the heat of battle, and then the ambusher was taken down by another from behind.
Though the sheer brutal nature of these rules caused widespread complaints among players who felt unfairly treated, there was no doubt that those who emerged victorious from such a melee were quite strong.
