Chapter 1930 - : Two Transmog Sets (1/2)

Lu Li received a T5 Shoulderpad from this Void Reaver Boss. Everyone was currently trying to get the best equipment, and professional players took priority as usual. After all, the

professional league had reached a critical time.

Ruling Sword was currently among those in the lead. They had acquired winning scores in their two games of the top 32.

Lu Li was not satisfied with his current equipment.

Thieves were not even good enough to be put on teams after the most recent patches. In the next patch, they would be nerfed even further. In contrast, the Paladins had been treated like they were sons of the System.

As such, this meant that Lu Li had to get some exquisite equipment and some powerful Skill Books.

Instructor Garona likely had many good items, but he just didn’t know how to get them. There was also the Gnome that previously fought his mentor. Perhaps there was an angle there he could leverage.

Once a person stood at the top, they wouldn’t want to come back down.

Lu Li didn’t want to be defeated by players he had beaten in the past during the individual rounds.

After the mobs nearby had been cleared out, they travelled to the location of the third Boss.

The third Boss was High Astromancer Solarian. She was a Blood Elf High Astromancer under Kael’thas and studied Demon Magic at The Eye. At this point, Prince Kael’thas had been driven almost completely mad with his desire for power, so he didn’t mind who he worked with to achieve that goal.

This Boss’ strength was far beyond Lu Li’s imagination.

After they were wiped here for five days straight, he no longer thought the problem was with Sky Moon. He later learned that there were other clubs who had been stuck here for almost two weeks.

If this was the Game Company’s way to recovering gold coins by forcing the players to continually repair their equipment, then it was working almost too well.

There was no doubt that Lu Li had faced an inferior Boss in his previous life. This meant that this version of the Boss was a new experience for everyone and they just had to work it out slowly.

Lu Li, Sky Moon and Wandering decided to analyse this Boss.

The main reason that the Boss was really difficult was because their overall damage output wasn’t high enough. They also didn’t have enough HP, nor did they have enough Mana regeneration. These defects didn’t matter much individually, but their combined effect was the reason why they couldn’t defeat the Boss.

“We need to adjust the ratio of melee and damage output players. There needs to be a balance between the melee damage output players and the area of effect magic casting players. There should be at least seven to eight magic damage output players to make sure we get to the second stage. High Astromancer Solarian has a lower Armor value when in humanoid form, which is good for melee damage output players. We can’t have too few of them either.”

Lu Li had no option but to give some of his own advice.

This was not a strategy he had read from his previous life. This was simply the result of his analysis.

He couldn’t just let Sky Moon bang his head against the problem and continually be wiped.

One the one hand, it was because of the second professional league currently going on. Since many of the First Clearing team were also professional players, being wiped like this was bound to take a physical and mental toll on them that would affect their performance on stage.

On the other hand, Lu Li also had to consider Sky Moon’s mental capacity.

He hadn’t been able to defeat a Boss after getting wiped for five days and likely didn’t see much hope left. No matter how talented he was, he was still a newcomer and not someone who had been reborn like Lu Li. Too much pressure like this could be unproductive.

“We lack a bit of healing. I think we need at least seven healers and three of them should be Paladin Healers. When a group gets wiped, you need to determine the root cause of why the group got wiped and not just point fingers at whose fault it was,” Lu Li continued.

“Yes, I understand. Not all mistakes can be avoided,” Sky Moon nodded as he listened.