This time, though, it was still the age of organized groups.
For many people, forming teams to wipe out the skeletons remained their first choice.
At first, the skeletons dropped nothing after being killed. But after enough of them were slain, they actually began dropping piles of potions.
"Skeletons are dropping potions!"
The Regional Channel immediately erupted with cries.
Of course, those were the freelance teams who loved to show off.
The professional teams had known long ago and were quietly making a fortune.
What was more, there were even Talent Potions among those potions!
Wenren Sheng could tell at a glance.
The appearance of these monsters was actually a form of guidance.
The wolves in the first round provided food, the basic supplies needed for survival.
The skeletons in the second round provided potions, which could strengthen the players' combat power.
They were meant to widen the gap between players.
The survivors' ability to survive was gradually being pulled further and further apart.
But now, the drawbacks of the team-based approach were beginning to show as well.
Talent Potions were the best items, and also the rarest and most valuable items of this round.
Their drop rate was extremely low.
Often, a dozen or more groups of skeletons had to be cleared before a single bottle dropped.
At times like this, the traditional problem of teams emerged.
Who should get it? That severely tested a team's organizational ability.
Some distributed them based on Contribution Points and held auctions, while others relied on luck.
Of course, the latter also added a new rule: whoever won one would automatically be excluded from the next draw.
Otherwise, someone with terrible luck might fail to get one after more than a dozen rounds, while someone lucky could get three or four bottles. That