Veteran players in the Emperor Tomb Mountain Range, and even new players who had once been tourists, were already very familiar with lottery time.
It came around every so often.
During this period, the Three Factions would reach a tacit understanding, temporarily ceasing fire and noisily awaiting the "lottery" results.
The players longed for a patch that nerfed Di Nian Bully.
Ideally, it would be the Crescent Moon, the least favorable to the Bully of the five lunar phases.
Under this phase, the number of evil spirits produced under Di Nian Evil Spirit would not decrease.
But their overall strength would drop significantly, making it prime time to farm sacrificial power and level up.
Di Nian Bully, meanwhile, longed for a patch buff.
Especially a Full Moon or Great Evil Moon, which could greatly strengthen dark tide energy.
If that happened, players would struggle even to enter the battlefield.
During such periods, he only needed to focus on development and could completely ignore the players' threat.
As for the Insect Race, their attitude was relatively laid-back.
They were more like "patch trend-followers."
Whether the lunar phase brought buffs or nerfs, they would automatically adapt to Di Nian Evil Spirit's strength level when joining the battle.
Their restraint was more a product of years of battlefield understanding: they knew this stage's outcome would directly affect the coming war and wanted to learn it immediately, so they would not initiate attacks.
Of these three factions, Di Nian Bully undoubtedly cared most about the lunar phase's outcome.
To him, a change in lunar phase was like a crucial patch update arriving in a game.
Whether he would fall into the bottom tier or defy his fate and leap to the top of the meta depended entirely on the moon's final form.
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