"A family of dozens? Over in the Iceberg Region, the biggest one I ever saw had twenty-something people. Apparently, that old man had a few too many children. Because of family conflicts, only two people in the family were left alive..."
From Ye Fei's expression as he described those dozens of family members, Jun Mo knew they were no easy bunch to deal with either.
But this sort of thing wasn't unusual. He had seen plenty of information like this while reading the Chat Channel in the Iceberg Region.
There were also parents and children who had become enemies. After tormenting each other for decades, they had finally stopped bothering each other, only to be forcibly dragged back together when they arrived here.
Anyway, there was certainly no shortage of these awful situations. Most people simply dealt with the trouble without talking about it.
"It's not that complicated, though. Every player can build a Homestead of their own. Even if they arrived together, as long as they're willing to walk away, they can keep getting farther and farther away."
Ye Fei shook his head. Although he could understand their frustration at being forcibly dragged together, players in this world weren't absolutely bound to one another.
Each person's combat power represented only their own strength, and their Survival Points belonged to them alone.
As long as they had a few Survival Points, they could travel a little farther away, buy some wood, and build their own Homestead. After spending the night, they could dismantle the courtyard wall, put it in their Inventory, and keep going. Most of them could probably escape that forcibly bound state.
Of course, some might have had their personal freedom restricted, but that possibility was relatively rare.
Especially those who had dragged their children here because they