Summoner, He is Never Alone

The method of krypton gold becoming a summoner quickly spread among the players. In fact, some people did this before, but they were all shared in private by small groups. This time, because Ye Xucai showed his strength in the event, all players saw the power of the summoner, so it quickly spread throughout the server.

Not only national server players, but even overseas players have learned this trick. Not long after, a trend called Summoner swept through all the servers. Many new players heard that Summoners were very powerful, so they jumped in.

Then it didn't take long for them to realize that they had been deceived. In the early stage, the summoners were basically rookies, and the only ones who were powerful were the bosses, and they had nothing to do with them.

The chances of summoners coming in later to get high-level summons are very slim, at least it is quite difficult compared to the first batch of summoners. So there is only one way left for them, hurry up and upgrade, and they can turn over when the babies provided by the system to all summoners are of high grade, or when they start to use one or two summoning skills to gain status.

Oh no, in fact, there is another way, that is to quickly turn positive. After learning the skill of domestication, you can go to the wild to catch high-level summons by yourself. Although the success rate is very low, it is always better than Kuhaha and other systems to send welfare, and you will always succeed if you tame it a few more times.

Of course, all of the above has nothing to do with the krypton gold bosses. The bosses bought high-level summons at the auction with ease. As long as you get through the levels that have not been opened in the previous auction, you don't have to worry about it later. . Some krypton gold players have also found a training organization very smoothly, and it is not a problem to rise to the 20th or 30th level overnight.

These "unfair" competition methods have a very bad influence on the atmosphere among the subsequent players, but it is not a big problem. Anyway, it is the professional players of the game company who make the most of the money. High-level summoners also took advantage of this trend to make a fortune, and by the way, they got rid of an industry that could make money for a long time.

At this time, the summoner who had been anxious to learn other life skills before was very embarrassed. Knowing that scroll making is so profitable, they wouldn't have learned anything else. What kind of pharmaceutical forging, the cost is high and the success rate is not good, how can there be a scroll. Many low-level pharmacists can't even recover the cost, and they make some hard money every day, which is miserable to think about.

"I finally know why the NPCs made by Professor Scrolls are so hard to find." Chu Jifeng sighed with everyone while chatting, "If such NPCs were all over the street, when everyone was eager to learn life occupation skills, there must have been A lot of people will learn it."

After all, this skill is really suitable for making money, and many players have skills that can be used to make scrolls. If nothing else, just group attack mages, their group attack skills are not too tasteless, and they can't be sold when they are made. Even if the selling price is very low, it can still sell with small profits and quick turnover, and the income is definitely not bad.

However, in order to make money from sub-professionals earlier, most of the players chose to use their only life-professional column at the very beginning. Like pharmaceuticals, the first batch of making red and blue potions will definitely make the most money, and those who follow will only be able to drink soup.

In the early days, potions were scarce, and everyone could only go to the system store to buy expensive potions with poor effects. Those who made potions in the first batch could grab a large number of markets by reducing the price a little. At that time, the price of potions was still very high, and even if they were not as expensive as the system stores, the cost of planning them went a lot.

Many players just can't sit still when they see this, and can't wait to tell which profession is the most profitable in the future, and learn when they find the right one. This is the case with many summoners, who have learned a lot of messy life occupations, and it is too late when they find that scroll making is the most suitable for them.

"Nowadays, many summoners are wailing in the forum, wanting to have a function of cleaning life occupations in the system. They don't even care about the sub-class level that they have worked so hard to rise to, and just want to replace the original ones and make them into scrolls. But the game The company doesn't care about it, it just says that it can't be changed once it's settled."

It is no surprise to everyone that a profitable industry certainly does not allow a large number of people to enter and share a piece of the pie, which can easily break the balance between occupations. Summoners all rely on scrolls to become rich, how do other professions survive? Does the game company have to set up a huge profit industry for each position that belongs to the position?

In fact, similar settings are available for all combat positions, all of which are very profitable but only available to a small number of people inside. For example, thieves use stealth to sneak into various maps to sweep up rare materials and sell them in advance. This is obviously not a method that all thieves can use. It looks like strength and luck. the summoners.

But saying so, but in fact things are not directly dead. For example, Sister Xuan, who is good at finding ways to make money, found that ordinary players can actually make money using the summoner method, because pets can also be made into scrolls for sale.

As long as you have a powerful group attack pet, then you can grab the summoner's scroll market. The lucrative industry that was originally monopolized by summoners has ushered in competitors. Fortunately, this industry has not reached the equilibrium of supply and demand, so the price of scrolls has not been reduced at present.

"But it's coming soon. When more and more new players learn how to make scrolls, the price will be lowered," she said.

But don't worry about all future players to learn this, after all, scroll making NPCs are still hard to come across, and most of them are hidden. Moreover, they are eccentric, and they do not easily teach this craft. They have to complete the test of the other party first. If Ye Xu hadn't used the rogue tactics at the beginning, he wouldn't have been able to easily learn this skill.

And there is another point, the strength of the baby summoned by the scroll is actually linked to the original owner. For example, Ye Xu's summoned object, Little Butterfly, has twice the attributes of Ye Xu's, so when other people use Little Butterfly to summon scrolls, they will also summon a little butterfly with twice Ye Xu's attributes. If you replace it with someone else's butterfly summons, the summoned attributes will be proportionally increased by the scroll maker, which has nothing to do with the scroll user.

This leads to the fact that the names of the summoning scrolls may be the same, but the properties of the babies that come out are vastly different. Therefore, you should also refer to the specific attributes of the baby in the price list. The more powerful the price, the higher the price.

Even if the subsequent summoners learned to make scrolls, the babies they made were only a small improvement in their level at that time, and they could only have a market among players of their level. High-level players have their own attributes to smash these summons, where will they spend money to buy them to help level up monsters.

"So the Summoner is still the profession that "Lingyuan" has the first job to heal the gap, it has not changed, it deserves to be it."

However, for a big summoner like Ye Xu, he is very annoying. Not only is the baby strong, but he is not short of money. Therefore, even if outsiders want to borrow his summons to upgrade, they can't borrow them. The summoning scrolls produced by others are either given to friends or made by themselves. They are not sold at all, and they have no market price.

What is even more irritating is that currently the strongest summoner in the national server, there are more than 90 in the first 100 miles in the night. Yeyin is also a large guild, with a large population and great demand for various resources. Therefore, the summoning scrolls they produced also wouldn't be sold.

In fact, this is already very good. If Ye Yin hadn't been exposed to Ye Xu's light, there would not be so many people learning scroll making. At that time, the situation will be as embarrassing as the current Loose Summoner, everyone is learning other sub-professionals, and don't even think about scroll making.

Since Yeyin is not short of money, there is no special summoning scroll shop yet. Many kryptonite bigwigs can only find people in private and make batch reservations. Those qualified casual summoners have been so busy lately that they have no time to go outside to farm monsters. In order to ensure the efficiency of scroll production, they all worked hard in specially rented studios and gave up the buff reward this time.

"They probably think that they will have time in the future. As long as there is a baby, they can rely on the baby to bridge the gap, so they are not in a hurry to upgrade." Xiao Suguang analyzed, "But this idea is actually very one-sided, other people rely on their baby and The experience bonus will leave them far behind. In the future, they will continue to use the baby to upgrade, they will not be able to catch up."

The reason is very simple, the krypton gold boss can smash more than a dozen scrolls to summon items at a time, but the summoner himself cannot. They were busy making money, and the scrolls they made were reluctant to use, so there were only a few babies to help output, and they would never catch up with others.

When the gap between their levels is too large, people will despise the scrolls he made. Because the level of the summoner himself is too low, the attributes of the baby he made are not as strong as they are now. Why do people spend a lot of money to buy a bunch of defective products to help them upgrade? The leveling efficiency can't keep up!

"So the smartest person would rather sacrifice part of the scroll production efficiency, and let the babies bring them with them to level up in the wild. Anyway, if the babies help, they will find a quiet place next to them to make scrolls, and the success rate will not be high after being proficient. How much lower will it be, so that the level gap can be evened out, so that it will not be left behind by customers.”

After she finished speaking, everyone looked at Ye Xu.

During the noon dinner, Ye Xu, who stuck the CD and took out the scroll paper to make the Butterfly Spirit Summoning Scroll: "?"

"It's you, Xiaoye." Chu Jifeng smiled.

Ye Xu paused: "...I don't sell scrolls."

So he didn't care whether the scroll production efficiency would be reduced, anyway, he used it himself and gave it away. Since it is a "gift", he has the final say in how many cards he will send, and others can force Lai Lai to say, "Why did you give me two this time? You used to send ten or so cards, right?"

When there is no money transaction, he is the father of the summoner, and he can do whatever he wants. It's like those who sell scrolls, when others order how many and when, you deserve to be scolded for not being able to take out such a large amount.

Everyone agreed: "So Xiaoye, do your best, don't have any psychological pressure, and give it to us when you do it. We're not in a hurry, it's a big deal to go out and buy a few temporary ones."

Ye Xu understood the subtext, he just wanted his little butterfly scroll. It is estimated that they look down on buying them from outside, and they are expensive and low in damage. They are not as easy to use as Little Butterfly.

Ye Xuchong rolled his eyes at them, and each handed five sheets: "There's not much, save it."