The naked fat BOSS looks very strong.
But actually, this gatekeeper BOSS is not too hard.
The damage from the two Defias lookout minion guys next to it isn't very high either.
After Ben started the fight and looked at the damage he was taking, he immediately felt relieved.
Based on the BOSS's attack, it couldn't pose a life threat to him. The priest just needed to pay attention to their mana and the timing of their heals.
"Clear out these two small monsters first, and then we'll fight the BOSS. It'll be more stable that way."
After deciding on the strategy, Ben directly used what he thought was the most awe-inspiring warrior skill to start the fight.
The warrior in the game let out a roar and charged towards Rakzo. On the way, Ben switched to defensive stance. This was the warrior's charge.
Straightforward and fearless, what a skill that shows the warrior's character!
Arriving in front of Rakzo, Ben kept using demoralizing shout to give the BOSS and the small monsters an attack debuff. Then he started guiding the BOSS and the small monsters.
Because the BOSS's two minions used bows to shoot from afar, he needed to physically move around to attract them together.
"Hannah, you and Zack can output damage first. Wait until Joey's mana is low before you heal me."
Ben put armor break on the BOSS and also used heroic strike, to better establish aggression.
"No problem!" Hannah was very excited.
She just kept hitting the BOSS hard.
Able to heal, able to fight, able to tank, that's the alliance's great class: Paladin!
Of course, it sounds pretty perfect, but the damage can't compare to rogues and wizards, the healing can't compare to priests, and the tanking can't compare to defense warriors.
If it was an ordinary person, they would definitely think this paladin was very average, and Hannah did think that at first. Leveling up in the wild was exhausting.
But now she has a more open mind.
Because this is the paladin's special quality.
Whatever position the team needs, she can take that position, so the team never has a weakness.
Thinking about it that way, isn't that the paladin's biggest purpose?
The symbol of the alliance's spirit!
As for Wells and Zack, they were pretty relaxed.
Just pay attention to the threat and output as much damage as possible.
It was no different from fighting small monsters before.
Other than being a little more tanky than regular elite monsters, this BOSS didn't pose much of a threat.
And in terms of skills, it only had one slam.
It could cause a small amount of damage to enemies in melee range. The only annoying thing was that it was a stun skill that could make the tank pass out for three seconds.
But with a healer, as long as you pay attention to having healthy health, there's basically not much of a threat.
After putting in some effort, Ben and the others killed the BOSS.
Looking at the BOSS lying on the ground, everyone got excited.
If you were to say what's the happiest thing about playing an MMORPG game, it's naturally killing the BOSS and looting the body.
"Who's going to loot the body?" Hannah said, looking at Rakzo on the ground.
"Cough cough... Cough cough!!!" Ben didn't say anything. He just stood next to the BOSS without moving and coughed loudly in the voice chat.
"Okay, okay, stop coughing. You'll cough your lungs out. You loot, you loot." Zack said speechlessly.
"Oh well, let's go. A famous big chief is looting the body, so don't count on this BOSS." Zack pretended to sigh and said.
"Zack, I don't like that! I think I have pretty good luck!" Ben showed he didn't like that.
"Hehe." Zack gave a "hehe".
"If I can't loot good stuff! I won't loot the later BOSSes! I don't believe it, that the first dungeon BOSS that our five-person team fought wouldn't drop anything!" Ben said, walking confidently to the corpse, and with an excited mood, he pulled out a loot.
Then a huge hammer flashed a light and appeared on the ground.
It was a little different from the "World of Warcraft" in his past life.
The items dropped after looting a corpse would scatter directly from the BOSS's body onto the ground, and at the same time glow with a light that you can pick up.
After picking them up, they would be distributed according to the team's distribution settings.
But the difference was that some of the dungeon equipment in the "World of Warcraft" in his past life would bind once picked up and couldn't be traded.
This was actually a relatively unfriendly setting. If players accidentally got equipment that other players needed, they would sometimes need to contact game customer service to transfer the equipment to other players' accounts, which was very troublesome.
So Lucas also added a setting where equipment in the dungeon could be traded between teammates for a certain period of time.
At the same time, considering that there might be familiar players in the dungeon who would use the features of the pick-up and trade system to trick other unfamiliar players.
So there was also a special reporting channel, including letting players with high credibility participate in the review process.
"Did you see that? This is what you call a lucky guy! It directly dropped the BOSS's weapon!"
"From now on, BOSSes will be left to me. What do you call a lucky hand? This is a lucky hand!"
Looking at the hammer flashing with light, Ben was very excited.
What do you call this?
This is what you call the Chosen One!
With an excited mood, Ben picked it up and then his face froze.
The hammer was indeed the BOSS's hammer, called Rakzo's Hammer.
But why the heck was it white equipment?
Even if you're a trash BOSS, you shouldn't just produce a white item, right?
You're a BOSS, after all, and you're using a weapon of white color?
Did he live even worse than this warrior!?
Served him right for being killed!
"Don't you have any dignity as a BOSS! You're only wearing underpants, and I thought all your assets were invested in the weapon."
"But your hammer is white? You really are a hammer!" Ben collapsed.
He looked back and forth two or three times, and Ben confirmed that the only thing that dropped was this hammer.
Could he really be an unlucky person?
"Ahem, Ben, have you ever thought about another possibility?" Joey said at this time.
"Yeah?" Ben looked sideways.
"That is, this BOSS is very likely a warrior, and the reason why he's not wearing clothes and pants, and only has a white hammer, isn't because he put all his wealth into the weapon, but because he's so poor that he only has one weapon. After all, he would need a weapon for leveling." Joey said with a smile.
Pfft...
It felt like an arrow piercing his heart.
"Ben, don't be shy. This hammer is definitely yours."
"Oh, are warriors really that poor?"
"Ben, put the hammer away. Take it back to the main city and throw it away at a store, so you can still afford to learn skills."
The teammates next to him lamented, and then chose to give up comforting Ben.
"Don't say anything, I'm very tired right now." Ben looked like he didn't want to live anymore.
At this time, he had serious doubts about his path as a warrior.
You could say "Warcraft" is a very fair game, but also a not-so-fair game.
Because the equipment items dropped by BOSSes, and when everyone in wild teams needs or wants to be greedy, you have to roll dice to get things, it depends on luck.
If you're an unlucky person, the game experience should be extremely bad.
The warrior is already very poor, and if he also has the tag of being unlucky.
Can this game even be played well?
(End of chapter)
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