I Won't Hold Back
Basically, Dain was like this. He only gathered his team and prepared to hunt after making sure everything was foolproof. He was so cautious that it was practically indistinguishable from cowardice.
It was true that GGO differed from other games. Because real-world income was involved, many players were afraid of dying and were much more cautious than players in other games. But truly powerful professional players all understood that risk and reward were equal. If they remained this cautious and conservative, never daring to take risks, they could only make petty profits and would never earn much.
Therefore, the stronger the professional player, the more willing they were to grit their teeth and take risks.
Previously, when Luo Zhen provoked him, the other players had worried about this and that and dared not respond. Only Anfeng had dared to challenge Luo Zhen. That was not merely because he had confidence in his own strength, but also because he understood risk and was more willing to take it.
Otherwise, it would not be confidence, but conceit.
Dain, however, was not like that. He only targeted weak teams, fleeing at the first sign of trouble, yet he mocked those teams that hunted monsters day in and day out without changing their methods. He was proud of being a PVP player, and he became arrogant like this whenever he decided to carry out a foolproof hunt.
(He can only choose this method to ambush them because he's afraid of how powerful his opponent is. Does he really have no idea?)
Sinon thought this but did not say it aloud.
After all, ambushing Luo Zhen was something Sinon wanted to do as well.
The terrain of Marion Canyon offered a great advantage to others, but the advantage was even greater