Now they had raised the difficulty directly through probability issues.
They made the wild monsters absurdly strong, leaving the Heroes terribly unbalanced.
There was no way to reap rewards through effort.
Then, at that moment, the world rapidly updated again.
It lowered the wild monster difficulty and reset the probability settings.
This allowed the players to keep leveling up by farming monsters.
Finally, it restored the balance of war between people.
But that alone was not enough to deal with the Fighter Group.
They had long since developed all kinds of mature routines for trapping their opponents.
What they needed to do now was actually very simple.
They just had to keep ruining the game's balance.
You fixed it, and they broke it again.
You fixed it again, and they broke it again.
The problem was that players who left would not come back.
That was why most games had to keep advertising to attract new players.
Only a game that could attract a new generation could live forever.
Their group was made up of game balance destroyers.
Destroying a game's balance was like using cheats in a single-player game.
It felt great at first, but it did not last long.
Soon, you found it unbearable and completely uninteresting.
Then you quickly gave up on the game.
That was why people advocated, "No cheats in single-player games."
Yet banning cheats brought its own problem.
People had already played through many of the processes in single-player games enough times.
They wanted to skip them.
In reality, they could not skip the tedious process of learning.
But in a game, they could skip the story segment and go straight into the next main plotline.
At this moment.
Wu Zetian looked at the members of her group as she held a small meeting.