In the end, the players on the Temple side had never experienced a decisive battle like this. Usually, before a major war, Lu Yang and the presidents of the other major guilds would trade fiery insults, basking in the spotlight before viewers around the world.
Rex and the others wanted to do the same, but they were people who had entered before the open beta. They could not be known to the general player base. Once they were exposed, the entire game would be branded unfair, so they could only remain hidden.
Normally, they could only watch Lu Yang, Jerz, and the others steal the limelight on television. Now that they finally had a chance to show off, Golden Lion, the captains, Rex, and the rest had all secretly planned how they would passionately trade insults with Lu Yang on the battlefield before the fight began.
What they did not know was that if a battle could be won quickly, no one wanted to waste time arguing. With that time, Lu Yang could do anything else. Why would he want to bicker with the enemy like a shrew in public?
The only reason they traded insults was to bolster their side's morale. It was a tactical method used in large-scale battles. Once a battlefield involved tens of thousands of people, a guild president could no longer attend to every player.
If he wanted everyone to know his orders, it was not as simple as typing a few words in the guild channel and expecting everyone to charge into battle with him.
During the period of verbal sparring, each guild president had to constantly ask their vice presidents or Legion Commanders about the readiness of every unit. The preparation phase was when the arguing happened. Once preparations were complete, the insults