Fare had come fully prepared and paid no attention to the independent players recruiting newcomers.
He directly rolled out a row of Doomsday Model 9 Exoskeletons, along with two military-grade War Gundams.
Faced with such unquestionable firepower, he did not need to do anything else to draw the attention of every new player.
Unlike those factions that had previously made empty promises and gained little in return,
Fare, jokingly called "Father-in-law" by the players, had truly gone all out this time.
Ignoring pressure from every side, he declared that any player willing to join the Thirteen City Alliance Army would immediately receive a top-tier mech and exoskeleton.
Fare knew that compared to fake money, fame, and status, these Otherworlders were clearly more interested in power.
Before such undeniable sincerity, nearly twenty players signed up on the spot and joined the Thirteen City Alliance Army.
Unlike those unfamiliar NPCs, Fare was the class instructor for the Hourglass Guard, and since the time-based Hourglass Guard was a popular class, quite a few players knew this middle-aged man in uniform well.
Though the Fare they knew was merely a phantom from his daughter's memories.
Li Li had only given Fare thirty minutes of "priority meeting rights."
Once the time was up, recruiters from various factions pounced like wolves and tigers.
After the previous recruitment drive, these factions should have understood that players had their own internal communication networks. They all began showing real sincerity, and the HR representatives sent to recruit players were all major figures.
It was not quite a case of heroes being a dime a dozen, but legendary figures really were everywhere.
As for the players, since "factions" were a new feature of the Second Playthrough, they did not yet know which faction would maximize their benefits, so most ultimately