A string of system notifications left the players, who had been dancing in celebration, utterly stunned.
The players who had distinguished themselves in this battle all received the honor of being praised by name.
What made the other players even more envious were the reward entries at the end.
After all, these counted as separate personal rewards, not including the rewards "preloaded" in their personal mailboxes.
Some players could not take it and said sourly:
"Those are all exclusive rewards tied to their individual accounts! Add in the title rewards the system gave everyone and their personal settlement rewards-if account trading ever opened up, how much would those exclusive accounts be worth?"
"Even if account trading opened up, those exclusive accounts would definitely fetch astronomical prices. Of course, with accounts that rare, their owners might not even be willing to sell."
"Haha! Stop being so sour. They've got skill and luck, and we definitely can't compare, but our accounts aren't bad either!"
"Exactly! With the title rewards the system gave everyone, plus our personal settlement rewards, our accounts are pretty premium too. If we could trade them... hahaha!"
"Stop getting carried away. Knowing how the Hidden Jun Ninja developers operate, they'll never enable account trading."
"Hey! It was just a joke. Don't take it seriously. Who here doesn't know what the Hidden Jun Ninja developers are like?"
"Speaking of which... the developers were pretty generous this time. The rewards they gave out were quite rare, weren't they?"
"Exactly! Just look at the title rewards the system gave everyone. They might not grant many stats, but aren't these the only explicitly displayed stat values since the game launched?"
"Without the system's reward notification, I wouldn't even have known that Taijutsu and Ninjutsu were stats too. Stat rewards this rare ought to