Version 4.0, with Less and Less Time Remaining

Version 4.0 with Less and Less Time

Today, a month and a half later, less than three months remained before the second year of version 4.0.

At this point, players across the Seven Continents had basically stepped into the final stage of the main quest, and all kinds of decisive battles and grand skirmishes were being fought with fiery enthusiasm and hectic activity.

Yet players on the Legendary Continent were still somewhat different; they had spent the early and middle stages of version 4.0 rushing through numerous quests at a super-fast pace, earning enough experience points ahead of time.

Players who entered the game back in version 1.0 had also mostly reached the late high-class stage, and they were practically guaranteed to step into the grandmaster tier in the next version, averaging three to five levels higher than foreign iron brothers.

By the late stage of version 4.0, although Huaxia players still had plenty of quests, aside from the quests regarding the Dragonkind Rebellion, most other main quests had basically been completed, leaving them with plenty of leisure time instead.

Of course, this varied from person to person. For the liver emperors, main quests or not, they grinded just the same, 24 hours a day, grinding for at least 25 hours. Exchanging their lives for time, they were just that awesome.

Especially with the main quests mostly finished, for the majority of players, they finally felt they could relax a little.

Coupled with the fact that the Legendary Continent had thoroughly cemented its foundation and prestige as a top faction, this made quite a few players who felt a bit tired transform into tourism players one after another, starting to appreciate the beautiful scenery across the Legendary Continent while doing some fresh, relaxing quests.

In a word.

With the Dawn