The random quest "Feast of the Frenzied Fish" had barely been released before it sparked heated discussion among the players.
The story enthusiasts celebrated that merfolk reputation had finally been unlocked, bringing them one step closer to collecting the stories of every faction on the continent.
The power gamers discussed how strong the Sea Abyss Sovereign's relic in the reward pool looked. Surely it couldn't be any weaker than the other divine relics held by Three-Five-Dou and Meow Brother?
The achievement hunters were glad the quest explicitly stated that a batch of achievements would become permanently unobtainable in a month. That meant they could collect another batch of exclusive achievements and prove just how impressive their credentials were.
The fashionistas and role-players were the happiest of all.
They thought it wouldn't be long before merfolk became a playable race. A video Three-Five-Dou had posted on the forums, showing Katerina switching between human and mermaid forms, had made a lot of girls eager to try it for themselves.
They were mermaids, after all!
Being able to recreate scenes from the fairy tale The Little Mermaid in a game was an extraordinary experience that no amount of money in the real world could buy.
As you could see, all the discussion centered on merfolk reputation. Almost no players had taken the initiative to discuss how they could support the besieged dwarf marshal. That was ample proof that Marshal Loren had an absolutely terrible reputation among the players at present.
Even the most mild-mannered players couldn't approve of the man who had once brought Transia such devastating calamity.
The response pleased Murphy, who had been lurking on the forums. As long as the players kept up this attitude, he wouldn't have to worry about "dissenters" appearing when Transia and the Pioneer Legion went