Of course.
Qin Feng himself was not particularly worried about this. After all, he had the Divine Book for the Fate Heartstone, which could produce an unlimited number of Fate Heartstones.
With a Fate Heartstone, he could resist the effects of the fate grand authority.
The good news was that players would receive a notification when the fate grand authority affected them, though that notification was not much use... Godforsaken Game had plenty of ways to make players act according to their altered threads of fate.
But in truth, Qin Feng was still very curious.
If a player made up their mind to stay in a safe zone and never leave the Temple's grounds, how exactly would this fate effect take hold?
Could the fate grand authority actually alter a player's thoughts?
If that's the case, it's a little too outrageous.
Whether it could change a player's thoughts and will marked the distinction between two entirely different levels of power for the fate grand authority.
If it could not, its influence would be purely through physical mechanisms.
If it could, it really would be somewhat invincible...
Qin Feng thought of his own extreme love grand authority, desirelessness grand authority, and some other emotion-related grand authorities. All of them could actually change a player's thoughts and will, and those changes were forced.
Such forced changes required an enormous amount of divinity.
For Qin Feng, the divinity he now needed to activate the extreme love grand authority on someone else and force their affection toward him to level 3 was already an astronomical figure.
That was because Qin Feng was now operating around the Twelfth Heaven!
For someone like Shadow Hunter, if Shadow Hunter did not have a grand authority, using the extreme love grand authority on him would require a quadrillion