Hearing the server-wide announcement, Wu Shaozhen froze for a moment. He hadn't expected reaching level 50 to trigger the Serverwide Challenge Tournament. Glancing at his remaining seven thousand-plus Crime Points, he frowned slightly. The tournament started at eight that evening, and he had to return to the city to register. Unless he cleared his Crime Points quickly, he wouldn't even be able to sign up.
Looks like I'll have to pick up the pace. But monsters above level 50 are too spread out. If all else fails, I'll have to farm a lower-level map, Wu Shaozhen thought. There were fewer than six hours left until eight. At his current pace, he couldn't clear all his Crime Points in time.
While Wu Shaozhen was busy clearing his Crime Points, the other players were scrambling to prepare for the Ranked Challenge. Some registered, some bought equipment, some bought skills, and others crammed in last-minute practice to sharpen their technique.
The public channels in every major city and the forums were buzzing, with everyone discussing who had the best chance of taking second place. After all, the tournament wasn't just about levels and equipment. Talents mattered most.
As for first place, everyone tacitly avoided discussing it. There was simply nothing to discuss.
Online Game Know-It-All had previously revealed the talents of only ten prominent players, but everyone knew that many powerful talents remained hidden. This tournament was bound to produce plenty of dark horses. Apart from the unshakable first-place spot, every other ranking was wide open.
Alongside the individual competition, there was also a team competition, which required a party of five to enter. Many players had already started gathering friends to register together.
Just then, Wu Shaozhen received a private message from Young Master Huang.
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