Another night passed, and [ Howling Pothos ], who had logged off, was browsing the forum when he suddenly frowned after seeing this passage...
The "private channel" mentioned in [ Do Some Farm Work ]... could it be yourself?
When I logged off yesterday, the other person asked about the performance of my custom weapon in actual combat. As we chatted, the conversation turned to how to develop new ways to enter the city.
Since [ Do Some Farm Work ] is a logistics-oriented player rather than a competitive player, [ Howling Pothos ] didn't hide anything from the other party, only failing to describe the specific coordinates of the supply station in detail.
Is the other party trying to create another shady way to generate revenue?
Lying on his bed in his rented room, the lone wolf player fell into deep thought:
To create a top-tier account in World of Disorder or any game that combines character development and competition, how you allocate your time is crucial.
If you continue to level up quietly as before, you will indeed run into a shortage of funds.
However, if one focuses solely on acting as a smuggling channel for " Do Some Farm Work," not only will making money be out of the question, but the process of becoming stronger will definitely be delayed...
If he could, he really hoped he could come up with a way to generate income without taking up too much of his time, like [ Epic-Level Giant ], whose share of the profits from renting out fishing spots had already made him break even.
Nowadays, middle-aged anglers can not only catch fish but also earn extra income from renting out their fishing spots, and even make a third source of income by selling frozen fish. It's like they're making money while standing up...
Yeah, why can't I be like an [ Epic-Level Giant ]?
[ Howling Pothos ] slapped her forehead, realizing that her previous thinking was completely wrong.
Being a lone wolf player doesn't mean you have to do everything yourself. As long as the profit sharing is agreed upon, making money by doing things that only you can do is perfectly acceptable.
Over the next few hours, [ Howling Pothos ] felt he had temporarily lost interest in exploring Fir City and finding a strategy guide. While offline, he immediately added several acquaintances to a new group in the chat area provided on the official website.
[Unnamed Group Chat (4)]
Members: [ Howling Pothos ], [ Epic-Level Giant ], [ Good Times Don't Last ], [ Do Some Farm Work ].
[ Howling Pothos ]: "Sorry to bother everyone, I created this group because I want to discuss a collaboration."
"First, let me briefly explain—[ Epic-Level Giant ] and I have developed a waterway near Fir City that allows you to enter the city downstream. With a little practice in holding your breath, you can swim downstream and enter the city without any cost. If you're a swimming expert, you can also leave the city without any cost. I already have a base located inside the city, near the city wall. It's a residential house, so there's no need to worry about being exposed."
[ The Good Times Don't Last n't last long]: " Pothos is awesome, so you're asking me to do some construction? I have a few Dragonborn here who are ready to work, but there are risks involved in entering the city, and I don't think they might agree."
[ Howling Pothos ]: "I understand, so I want to develop two business lines. Let's discuss whether it's worthwhile."
"The first is the entry and exit service. There is a reception point at the supply station outside the city and a stronghold inside the city to help players enter and leave the city. Of course, it is a paid service. This route also transports certain items into the city. Do Some Farm Work is your favorite kind of 'hidden in plain sight' underground channel style."
"Secondly, [ the Epic-Level Giant ] really caught a lot of fish this time. If they let it go like this, the food will all spoil by the time it thaws in the spring. @Good Times Don't Last, you can buy up this meat and then transport it to various towns to sell and make a profit."
[ Good Times Don't Last ]: "Genius."
[ Do Some Farm Work ]: "Genius."
[ Epic-Level Giant ]: "Wait, I have a question."
[ Howling Pothos ]: "What?"
[ Epic-Level Giant ]: "Won't too many people scare away the fish?"
[ Howling Pothos ]: "Then I suggest we split the supply depots, with fishing and transportation on one side, and entry/exit and smuggling on the other, how about that?"
[ Epic-Level Giant ]: "I have no objections."
[ The Good Times Don't Last ]: "So your supply depot can be expanded?"
[ Howling Pothos ]: "That's right, it's a forest near Fir City. Given Fir City's defensive style, I don't think they'll venture out of the city to explore before spring."
[ The Good Times Don't Last n't last long]: "Could we expand it a bit more? Think about it, players who want to enter the city from here will always forget some items or something, right? Players coming out of the city are soaking wet and will definitely need some help... What do you think about opening a small supermarket nearby where they can rest? Of course, the prices will be a little bit higher than the shops in the city..."
[ Howling Pothos ]: "... Genius."
[ Do Some Farm Work ]: "This project is obviously going to make money, buddy. Are you still the [ Good Times Don't Last ] I know? Rather than the idea that failures lead to experience, I think you've actually hit the 'money-making' safety net..."
[ Epic-Level Giant ]: "Remember to sell some fishing gear; you'll definitely make a fortune."
[ Good Times Don't Last ]: "You all think it's okay? Then it seems there really is no problem, hehe. Then I'll ask [ Shit Appraisal Master ] if he wants to invest..."
[ Howling Pothos ] & [ Epic-Level Giant ] & [ Do Some Farm Work ]: "Wait!"
[ The Good Times Don't Last ]: "What happened?"
[ Howling Pothos ]: "Didn't you notice...?"
[ Do Some Farm Work ]: "As long as the two of you work together..."
[ Epic-Level Giant ]: "Never made any money?"
[ The Good Times Don't Last ]: "... Really...? Oh, it really is... But, this doesn't make sense..."
[ Howling Pothos ]: "Anyway, let's not tell him yet. Although feudal superstition is bad, sometimes you have to believe in it a little bit, maybe it will be useful."
[ Do Some Farm Work ]: "That's right, that's right. Let's at least wait until we've made some money and need financing before contacting him."
[ Epic-Level Giant ]: "You should go solo for now, otherwise I'm afraid your bad luck as a team will scare all my fish away..."
Seeing everyone's cacophony of complaints, [ Good Times Don't Last Long] carefully reviewed the past and discovered... it really was true...
Feeling a strange, almost imperceptible buff of bad luck, [ the Good Times Don't Last ], I finally made up my mind--
Okay, then I won't talk to him about it this time.
Meanwhile, in the Great Labyrinth City.
[ Shit Appraisal Master ]: "I need to talk to my good brother about opening up trade routes."
[ Traditional Eccentric Wheel ] & [ Lion Hidden in the Eyes ]: "My lord, you mustn't!"