In the middle and late stages of the game, the naming fee for a copy is between 100,000 and 300,000. This thing is actually similar to an advertising space. Players can see it and system announcements can be heard. For some groups in need,
Words are cherished resources.
However, this price is only for future generations. Looking at it now, as the first dungeon in the entire game, especially when it may lead the second dungeon for a long time, the naming fee of 7 to 8 million is a fair price.
For those who can see the value, millions are not out of the question.
For example, if Liu Yifei cooperates with Jiangshan Guild, the starting price can reach one million~
It's a pity that Liu Yifei knew that there was still potential competition between himself and the Jiangshan Guild. The other party already had a large number of people and was powerful, so it would be an act of supporting the enemy by helping it wave the flag. It would be better to find other first-line guilds to cooperate and try to distract them.
Mutual checks and balances are in line with Liu Yifei's current position.
It's a pity that he doesn't have any connections in this area. If a stranger comes to your door and doesn't tell you whether the business can be negotiated or not, first of all, if you take the initiative to come to your door, you will easily be slaughtered as a fat sheep. The key is also a waste of time.
So in the end, Liu Yifei had no choice but to choose Kuanglong Studio. After all, the studio itself was relatively small. Liu Yifei was so anxious that it was an off-market move to pay Kuanglong to acquire the entire studio.
And the final naming fee Liu Yifei set a "friendship price" of 500,000...
Although Liu Yifei felt that the price was really affordable, after all, he knew the rules best. Sister Hong still had a headache when she heard it, and she couldn't bear the numbers that came out again and again from Geralt on the other end of the communication.
——Why do you always think this person makes money easily?
Fortunately, the final agreement was reached. Liu Yifei earned another 600,000 yuan in one day together with the previous "information fee", and the name of the copy was confirmed to have changed from "Geralt's Nightmare Wolf Lair" to "Crazy Dragon Studio's"
"Nightmare Wolf's Lair"... Well~ It's very down-to-earth, and what I want is this simple and crude effect!
After confirming the intention to cooperate, according to several requirements put forward by Liu Yifei, the studio began to assign personnel to the surrounding cities to find suitable delivery points. Fortunately, in the normal mode, the system has teleportation arrays between cities to facilitate travel. If it is in the campaign mode, then
This is a game where everything depends on the 11-way approach. I’m afraid even a person who has not spent more than a year and a half can’t handle this first step~
After Liu Yifei cut off contact with Sister Hong, she began to plan her future development.
Players like to grind dungeons because of the habit "passed down from ancient times". Players who don't even understand the specific settings of the game will not compare the subtle differences between the two, but Liu Yifei knows that in this game, "dungeons"
It is actually positioned as a production place of high-quality equipment and rare materials. For leveling, it is more suitable to fight monsters on the big map.
Because the dungeon space is an independent small space, data including skill proficiency, physical training effects, etc. are not calculated. Unless the player chooses to rely purely on experience to upgrade and rely on talent points to hit skill levels, otherwise blindly double dungeons will lead to basic training.
If you stop moving forward, such an account will be useless once it enters the campaign mode.
Therefore, for his own training, he had to focus on the big map. Liu Yifei had to find a place not far from the system city, convenient for supplies, and preferably with a moderate density of monsters that was suitable for him to spawn monsters.
In addition, since you have been promoted to the first-level soldier, you have entered the novice stage by default. At this time, various system tasks will no longer come with free weapons. In the future, obtaining and repairing equipment will also be a troublesome matter. Fortunately,
There are many more ways to take on tasks, and the overall income is still on the rise.
Where to go to fight monsters depends on the information that Kuanglong will send back later. Liu Yifei, who was idle for a while, suddenly remembered that he had saved a large amount of iron ore in Kuanglong's warehouse, and he just needed it now.
Consume a wave and create a batch of handy weapons for later use.
The best thing about normal mode is that NPCs are always willing to serve players. As long as you have cute little money, you are the boss~
After spending money to rent a standard single room in a blacksmith shop for a half-day trial period, Liu Yifei began to smelt iron ore to obtain iron ingots like an assembly line.
Liu Yifei did not let the system perform this process automatically. He always started hammering the iron ingots after obtaining the rough iron ingots. While he was constantly familiar with the force required to beat the metal ingots and the texture of the feedback, he also used the inside of the blacksmith shop to
Some basic materials slightly improve the quality of iron ingots.
Many NPC blacksmiths and lazy players actually transfer this step to the subsequent production of finished products.
Because there is a problem with the success rate of building the equipment itself, sometimes major problems may occur not long after the start, and the semi-finished products can only be reprocessed or even scrapped directly. It would be a waste of time if finishing is carried out at the raw material stage.
However, Liu Yifei had been playing the kitchen knife profession for seven or eight years in his "last life". What kind of work had he not done, such as maintenance, repair, and even mass production of basic weapons for his subordinates?
He can't make equipment of rare level and above. If it's below rare level, he is a complete veteran ~ comparable to a human flesh assembly line!
Therefore, Liu Yifei is not worried about the forging failure rate at all. As long as he regains his previous feel, the quality will be outstanding!
And based on Liu Yifei's own experience, he feels that strict control of raw materials seems to slightly improve the success rate of manufacturing finished products... Of course, this kind of problem is too detailed, and Liu Yifei has no direct evidence, just his feeling
That's all.
Sitting next to the stove with molten iron, banging the rough embryo again and again soon reminded Liu Yifei of the feeling of forging equipment for his subordinates in his own small territory. He had a lot of strength in his hands, but his movements gradually became more agile and agile.
The rhythm, which was mechanical at first, and the noisy metal percussion slowly seemed to have a strange high-speed rhythm, like an alternative "heavy metal" music...
While the forging feel gradually became clearer, Liu Yifei also obtained a large amount of "fine iron ingots". Normally, three pieces of iron ore can produce one iron ingot, but Liu Yifei did this to extend the smelting time, and secondly, every time
A piece of "Fine Iron Ingot" consumes four pieces of iron ore, so it seems like the gain outweighs the loss.
But Liu Yifei knew that as long as he found a qualified blacksmith, the probability of using "fine iron ingots" to make equipment of inferior quality was extremely low, and there was a certain probability that high-quality finished products could be produced directly without adding other materials, which was considered small.
A small advantage~
Liu Yifei opened the furnace this time mainly to reserve enough spare weapons for himself in the future. He didn't want anything too advanced, so a good level one would be just right...
