The ways players developed in the Monster World could be divided into different playstyles.
Exploration, fishing, hunting, Newbie Village domination, and so on.
Each playstyle had its loyal fans, and plenty of players even dabbled in several different ones.
For example, many players focused on hunting but occasionally tried fishing for a bit of relaxation.
Among these different playstyles, one was practically the berserker of the Player Legion. Its players were either fighting or on their way to a fight.
Every day, they started waiting by the beach for the arena shuttle as soon as dawn broke.
Their main principle was simple: get in and start fighting. If their win streak ended, they went back to the village to train and returned the next day.
If they missed the shuttle, they went looking for monsters to fight.
They never complained about their opponents being strong. They believed that if you were bad, you just had to practice more.
They even sought out monsters stronger than themselves to hunt, and made sure to push their combat skills to the limit in every battle.
They were also the group most eager to improve in the Monster World, like perpetual-motion machines, always searching for ways to get stronger.
These were the competitive players, whose playstyle was on par with those of the Three Great Demon Sects.
A comment from a competitive player on a forum thread captured the group perfectly. He wrote:
"Fighting with all your heart is the romance of a real man. These days, I dream every day about how to make my combos flow more smoothly. I even practice my skills in my sleep, and the first thing I do when I wake up is try out the latest combo, in case I get rusty."
Once a niche group, they