The Eternal Sword Master of Online Games

After a night of fermentation, more Baiyun City players learned about the news about the Spark Guild.

In the Baiyun City area, the establishment of the Spark Guild attracted enough attention that it even overshadowed the Third Shura Army in terms of topic.

Among them, in addition to the topicality of "One Dream Millennium Team" itself, the contribution of Huoshu Yinhua is naturally indispensable.

Huoshu Yinhua's help was out of kindness to Lin Chen and also out of certain interests.

In addition to the hostile Zhan Kuang Guild, the Fantasy God Realm Guild also faces threats from the Third Shura Army.

They need reliable allies, and the former "One Thousand Years of Dreams" and now the Spark Guild is one of their chosen allies.

Without losing their own interests, the growth of allies, even if it does not equal the increase in the power of their fantasy guilds, can still attract the attention of other competing guilds and reduce their own development resistance.

The guild has just been established and there are still many things to be busy with. Lin Chen originally planned to go online early today.

As a result, he was delayed a lot of time because of the phone call from home. When he got online, it was later than usual.

At this time, Mo Shang Huakai and others were already online, and Mo Shang Huakai was leading a group of guild members to complete daily guild tasks.

As for Sweeping Thousands of Arms, they are very energetic and continue to be busy recruiting people for the guild.

As for Gui Ye Youming, he has accepted a disciple, Ye Heifenggao, who joined the guild yesterday, and is helping him with a mission.

Fortunately at first, Lin Chen still had time to chat with some guild members, liven up the guild atmosphere, and took the lead in clearing some guild tasks.

The rewards for guild tasks are relatively average, but the difficulty of the tasks is generally relatively simple, and there are also rewards for guild contribution points.

Guild contribution points are considered hard currency in the guild and can be exchanged for some basic materials, gold coins, and even various miscellaneous props or equipment.

These props and equipment are not generated by the system, but are donated by guild members.

The guild donates unwanted equipment and props in exchange for a certain amount of contribution points to exchange for equipment and props suitable for itself.

As for the specific exchange ratio, it must be set and adjusted by the relevant guild management, which is part of the guild welfare system.

After Lin Chen completed a round of daily tasks for the guild, it was already ten o'clock in the morning. At this time, the entire Baiyun City became lively, and Sweeping Thousands of Army began to be overwhelmed.

There are too many players who are interested in joining Spark.

The task of taking care of the newcomers was left to Mo Shang Huakai, while Lin Chen had nothing else to do at the moment, but to help Sweep Qianjun recruit people on the spot.

As for the list of membership applications in the background, the more he looked at it, the more dazzled he became. Except for a few senior ones occasionally, he didn't pay much attention to it for the time being.

Soon, Lin Chen discovered that the two of them were recruiting people, but the efficiency was still too low, so he captured Lianyoucao as a young man.

After all, he is an elder, so how can he do nothing?

Yae Sakura was naturally ignored by him. Lin Chen felt that Yae Sakura's leveling up was the most important thing now.

The fact that he didn't call Shang Fu Sheng Ruo Meng was not because he ignored her, it was just because the other party wasn't online yet. He probably thought there was something going on at home, which is completely understandable.

Recruiting people is not a simple job, especially on-site recruitment. You cannot just look at the person's ID and level and make a decision based on your mood.

What you need to consider at this time is the opponent's equipment and other personality traits.

Apart from the fact that the ID looks too vulgar and sentimental, Lin Chen and the others also don't want someone whose personality is too crazy and too arrogant.

Although Lin Chen has had the experience of making trouble, most of the time, he is still relatively restrained.

There are also players whose requirements are too high. Lin Chen and the others don't want them, even players above level 40. After all, they are just a newly established small guild and cannot fit into the Big Buddha.

For those with low levels or poor equipment, Lin Chen can look at the specific performance and think about it again.

In the morning, they recruited a total of nearly two hundred new members, ten of whom were at level 40 or above, and the others felt average.

In fact, even level 40 players are not particularly powerful now.

The current level 40 players can be ranked in the lower thousands on the Baiyun City regional level list.

After a brief lunch, Lin Chen rested for another ten minutes before returning to the game and continuing to recruit people for the guild.

After rejecting the membership applications of several players, a level 40 priest player appeared in front of Lin Chen.

At this time, a level 40 swordsman or even a level 40 mage is nothing.

But a level 40 shield warrior or priest is still relatively good.

The ID of the priest player in front of him was called Rainbow Bubble. Lin Chen felt somewhat impressed, but he forgot where he had heard of it.

Anyway, he asked a few questions casually, such as the reason why he wanted to join their guild. He thought there was nothing wrong with Rainbow Bubble, so he warmly invited him to join the guild.

Speaking of which, when their guild was recruiting people, due to the level requirements, the two professions players in the guild, mages and swordsmen, accounted for nearly half of the players.

The profession with the smallest number of people in the guild is the priest, which is less than one-twentieth of the current number of people in the guild.

In addition to the fact that there are very few players playing the priest profession, there is also the reason why priest players have difficulty upgrading in the early stages and fail to meet their recruitment standards.

This is a phenomenon worthy of vigilance.

When Lin Chen thought of this, he told Sweeping Qianjun and others that apart from the popular output professions, the recruitment requirements for other professions could be lowered, especially for priests.

Priest professionals must maintain at least one-tenth of the number of guild members. (To be continued)