The top-up system was live? When had that happened?
Lin Ruoyu and the other nine players opened their personal systems in surprise. Only then did they discover that the top-up system really was available.
Lin Ruoyu hurriedly checked his update log. He only now realized that the game had undergone an unannounced live update an hour earlier. Among the changes was: "Currency top-ups become available after creating or joining a warband."
That was a thing now?
Lin Ruoyu's first reaction was that the game designers were encouraging players to form warbands and play together.
His second reaction was... The top-up system was live? Fuck, I was going to whale the hell out of this!!!
Lin Ruoyu quickly opened his bank account and topped up a hundred thousand yuan, receiving ten thousand silver dollars.
The other nine players also joined the spending spree. Some spent a little, others a lot, generating nearly seven figures in game revenue for Hundred House Game Studio in moments.
The Extreme Warriors now had nearly a million in warband funds.
Lin Ruoyu immediately used his and the other players' reputation to hire three instructors, then began shopping.
"I want to buy equipment."
"This is the equipment your warband can currently purchase."
The quartermaster handed Lin Ruoyu and the others several illustrated documents. They took them and began leafing through them.
Bohemian Empire heavy matchlock... skip. No point looking at that garbage. It was cheap, but it really wasn't any good.
If not for the game's restrictions, claiming that making weapons beyond its setting would spoil the fun, the players would have dearly loved to make their own weapons.
Lin Ruoyu continued reading.
Oh, there were Flintlocks besides matchlocks. Let me check the detailed stats.
``` Chris heavy infantry Flintlock: 1.5 meters long, supplied with a double-ended