Lin Zhiluo didn't immediately buy the items he wanted. Instead, he decided to browse through the selection first.
When he'd opened the Hidden Shop before, he hadn't had nearly so many Reputation Points.
Naturally, he had no idea what tier of goods his current, staggering number of Reputation Points could unlock.
[Hidden Shop] 1. Bronze Grade Items (requires 1,000 Reputation Points to unlock) 2. Silver Grade Items (requires 3,000 Reputation Points to unlock) ... 5. Epic Grade Items (requires 100,000 Reputation Points to unlock) 6. Special Non-Grade Hidden Items (unlocked according to the Reputation Points corresponding to each item's value)
Well, he'd actually unlocked Epic Grade Items!
Lin Zhiluo was quite pleased.
In the Doomsday Game, there had always been an impassable gulf between Diamond Grade and Epic Grade.
Diamond Grade gear and items could generally be obtained in many different ways. Many quests even rewarded them.
But once an item reached Epic Grade, the ways to acquire it became extremely limited.
That was why, even ten years into the apocalypse, players still took pride in owning Epic Grade equipment.
Even the War Gods and Magic Gods, who stood at the very pinnacle of humanity, still wore mostly Epic Grade equipment.
Even Lin Zhiluo had yet to obtain a single piece of Epic Grade equipment from the Doomsday Game itself!
His two class-exclusive pieces of equipment had only been upgraded to Epic Grade with the help of items he'd bought using Wish Points.
Now this Hidden Shop could sell Epic Grade items in bulk—and that was all thanks to his outrageous Reputation Points.
At the same time, Lin Zhiluo had a new question.
Just how many Reputation Points would it take to unlock Legendary Grade equipment and items?
For now, he had no way to find out.
But