What a good person!
No, that sounded kind of weird. Mainly because he couldn't be sure this big shot was even human.
Anyway, Xiao Yang felt incredibly lucky. He really had run into a great bunch of big shots!
Not long after, Xiao Yang finally poked his head into the quiet Justice Squad group chat.
A True Newbie: Big shots, does anyone know how the advancement process works?
Someone quickly answered Xiao Yang's question. The group might have seemed quiet, but apparently quite a few big shots were silently lurking and ready to help. The one who answered was a cultivator. Judging by the name, this big shot was probably a player from an Eastern-style system.
The Cultivator: Advancement, huh? Looks like you've reached this crucial step, young friend. Advancement is more like a hurdle on the path to transformation. Only by breaking through it can you proceed more smoothly toward the extraordinary.
As the big-shot cultivator explained, Xiao Yang gradually gained a better understanding of advancement.
Players had a fixed attribute cap at each stage. Not every player could reach it. Depending on their circumstances and experiences, some managed to reach the cap, while most simply kept trudging along.
Take Xiao Yang, for example. If he hadn't obtained Pot of Greed, then without a class or a special talent, he could never have reached the twenty-point attribute cap at level ten with nothing but the unremarkable Normal Human racial stats.
Ordinary God Game players didn't need to break through their limits to advance. Every ten levels, those limits would naturally loosen a little, so even if Xiao Yang chose not to advance, he could still keep improving his attributes after reaching level ten.
But every group had ordinary people and people who were less ordinary. Among God Game players,