Chapter 248 The Difference Between Chinese and Western Guilds
"You don't have to say that!" I stood up and said a little displeasedly. From the beginning, she had a gloomy face and a sinister look on her face, as if she regarded me as Adam's lackey, which made me feel very unhappy.
"I appreciate your kindness! One size equals one size! Thank you for reminding me. I have my own ideas, so you don't have to worry about it!" I said angrily, "You should keep this helmet!" I said and pulled it away.
The door was strode out.
After going downstairs a little angrily, I greeted a few girls and left.
"Brother, what did that woman talk to you about?" In the taxi, my sister finally couldn't help but asked me.
I smiled lightly and said, "She collected some information about me and suspected that I am now working for Adam!"
"Ah?" My sister exclaimed in surprise, "They even have to take care of this?"
"You don't understand this!" the confused girl said proudly, "We Chinese can do anything but cannot be traitors! Otherwise, we will be drowned in saliva in China!"
"But my brother didn't do anything!" My sister frowned and said, "Why does that woman look so arrogant and say that my brother is a traitor!"
"Just because we live in someone else's castle! Didn't you admire her just now?"
"I admire you, but you can't falsely accuse my brother of being a traitor!"
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I was a little speechless, "She didn't say that I was a traitor! But you two said a lot of things at the same time!"
My sister and the confused girl stuck out their tongues, and my sister suggested: "Brother, how about we move out! Didn't we live well in the hospital before?"
Xiyan also said a little worriedly: "Yes! Zhishan, I'd better go back to the hospital and stop causing trouble to others! It's quite embarrassing to be there!"
I nodded and said, "Yeah! However, it's not good for us to move in and out over and over again. Let's just rest for a few days and then go back to China! We can't make do with things here!"
After returning to the castle and letting them rest, I received a call from Fatty.
"How's the project going?" I asked calmly.
"Everything went smoothly! This project has been won, and the next step is to work on it slowly!" the fat man said with excitement.
I couldn't help but smile, it seemed that this trip to the United States was not in vain after all.
"As long as it goes well! Just take your time!" After saying that, he hung up the phone.
I was overt and he was secretive, so we could cooperate with each other to get the things done this time.
After I came back, I boarded a new level 50 swordsman that Adam had prepared for me two days ago. I still hung out in White Rock City and studied the characteristics of American guilds.
Since returning from Chinatown in the afternoon, I have a new understanding of the situation in White Rock City.
Judging from the information collected over the past few days, Baishi City can be said to be a vying for the throne.
Looking at the top 100 rankings, apart from most of the weak Chinese guilds like the Tang Clan, there are also several large-scale guilds.
First of all, one thing that is very different between guilds in the United States and China is that their guilds are dispersed, unlike China where they try their best to gather all the players in their guilds in the same secondary main city.
There were pros and cons back then!
For guilds like China, it is easier to form a relatively large group army by gathering all the players together. It is more convenient to attack cities or plunder land, and small guild leaders with other temporary formations have unparalleled advantages.
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The weakness is that it is too regionally focused and lacks sufficient understanding of other secondary main cities, or it cannot even reach out.
The American guild is a bit like a KFC McDonald's model. It basically has its own branches in ten secondary main cities, but the names are not required to be unified. Each branch is somewhat like an independent entity, with complete
The guild name and independent decision-making power are different from those of the main alliance.
So when I joined the Bad Wolf Gang, I didn't know that it was a subordinate guild of the Priory.
This model is completely different from that in China, and I couldn’t adapt to it at first!
But after being exposed to it for a long time, you will realize that this model is actually inherited from religion!
At the same time, you can also deeply feel the cultural differences between China and the West.
China's guilds are somewhat similar to a centralized feudal monarchy. All guild members are closely surrounding the main guild, and they are hierarchical and restricted through top-down power.
The guilds in the United States are somewhat similar to some institutional systems in capitalist countries. Countless small guilds form a super guild alliance. They rely on the same belief and the same sense of honor to maintain themselves, rather than power.
Sometimes I am amazed at how strong this connection is! But in fact, this kind of connection has been successful in the United States, and it has been incredibly successful!
You know this kind of relationship is almost impossible in China!
Chinese people would rather believe in the surname in front of your ID and the organization of the guild you currently belong to, rather than in your loyalty.
Thinking about it the other way around, I actually find this ridiculous!
Just because his ID prefix is the same as ours, we know that he is loyal and a friend rather than an enemy!
This is what most Chinese people think, so they need to use the guild framework and geographical distance to constrain them. As long as they are tied to their side, they can feel at ease.
The United States implements loose management and complete decentralization. Only when conducting large-scale battles will they call everyone together in the name of the main alliance to fight for the honor of the main alliance! This makes me feel like the medieval period.
During the national war, the king signed a war order, and the lords from various places spontaneously organized their own teams to participate in the war.
There are deep-rooted historical reasons for this model.
Because of this, unless you have a deep and thorough understanding of the guilds here in the United States, you may not even know which guild belongs to the temple and which guild belongs to the hermit.
What I am doing now is to sort out their context and then conduct research and analysis, which will play a very important role in the future national war.
So although it has been two days since I got my new account, I have basically been wandering around White Rock City, not doing any tasks or killing monsters!
This account has the appearance of a typical white man and has some reputation and 2 points of luck. It should have been obtained while completing tasks.
After going online, I was still wandering around aimlessly. After wandering around, I arrived near the north gate of White Rock City. Basically no players came here. Because there is also a mountain behind it, and its scale is the same as that of Freya.
The mountain system is similar to that of a high-level leveling area, so there are no players active around it at this stage.
Because I was collecting information, I almost turned White Rock City upside down. I walked through every inch of the map, so I didn't miss this place either.
Baishi City is also built on the mountain. There is a narrow and dark mountain road out of the north gate. The winding mountain road disappears at the corner of the mountain. It should lead to the mountain. There are gravel cliffs on both sides, giving people a desolate and cold feeling.
breath.
The guard guarding the city gate kindly reminded me: "Don't play anymore, it's dangerous ahead!"
"Can I ask where the road ahead leads to?" I asked humbly.
"Morge Mine, but it is full of monsters now! You are not suitable to go there yet!" the guard said dutifully.
I poked my head around and took a look. Driven by curiosity, I slowly walked up the mountain road. The soldiers only tried to dissuade me but did not forcibly stop me.
