Yun Xiaohan clicked on the guild menu and checked the list of guild members.
Players who followed Yun Xiaohan to participate in the battle basically chose the experience reward. At this time, the players with the highest experience, such as Judgment of the Dead, Yixiaozui and others, their levels have reached 65% of level 34, which means that as long as the day after tomorrow
, they will be able to advance to level 35, and then they can form a team to enter the level 35 world.
Due to their outstanding performance in this battle, Ling Qiong Pavilion players conquered all professional level rankings in one fell swoop, and many Ling Qiong Pavilion members appeared at the top of the level rankings.
Although level is no longer as important as it was in the early days of the game, and level does not represent a player's personal strength, having so many members on the list is still a very beneficial publicity for both Ling Qiong Pavilion and Yun Xiaohan.
However, what makes Yun Xiaohan feel a little melancholy is that his experience at this time is only level 35 with 83.6%, and there are not many leaders left.
There is no need for Yun Xiaohan to produce a promotional video for the campaign. Although he plays the game well, his video production level is not high. Besides, videos taken from his perspective reveal too much information, such as tactics and personal skills, which may be exposed.
People have researched it and it is not suitable to be released as a promotional video.
Moreover, making videos also takes a lot of time. Yun Xiaohan has a lot to do and doesn’t want to waste it on this.
In fact, Yun Xiaohan had already made arrangements for this. Last time he found out that the player with the ID "Zhongshan Canghuang" had a high level of video production, so he went to look for it, and found that the other player just randomly added a small
guild.
Yun Xiaohan immediately recruited him. For Zhongshan Canghuang, Yun Xiaohan's invitation was irresistible. Joining Lingqiong Pavilion meant first-hand game information and the ability to participate in high-intensity battles.
Or be the first to participate in high-difficulty dungeons.
These are too attractive for Zhongshan Canghuang, who plans to become the first video producer and commentator of "The Choice", and several popular videos he has produced before are all related to Yun Xiaohan, what else can be better than directly
How can it be easier to obtain video materials by joining Ling Qiong Pavilion and shooting at close range with Yun Xiaohan's permission?
Not to mention, today's Ling Qiong Pavilion is also famous as the only guild with a territory. The guild members have no super elite guilds lower than the top 500 in the professional level list. There are really not many Snowman City players who want to join Ling Qiong Pavilion.
Zhongshan Canghuang's level is still very high, otherwise he wouldn't be able to participate in Yun Xiaohan's first Battle of Slatersberg, but his level is still a little short of the recruitment requirements of Lingqiong Pavilion. Although his game level is good, but
It's not particularly top-notch either.
Under normal circumstances, he would definitely not be able to enter the Ling Qiong Pavilion, but because of his high level of video production, he was invited by Yun Xiaohan to join the Ling Qiong Pavilion as a special case.
As soon as he entered the guild, Zhongshan Canghuang immediately felt the huge advantages of Lingqiong Pavilion.
The existence of the territory has brought huge economic benefits to all Ling Qiong Pavilion members. The exchange of various high-end game information within the guild has also made it easier for players to level up. As the president, Yun Xiaohan, although he does not talk much,
Often it is very critical game information that is very helpful to other people.
And when they reach their level, it is not easy to buy suitable equipment and skills. There are elite players in Lingqiong Pavilion, and the equipment and skills for internal exchanges are basically very high-end and can be bought in intra-conference transactions.
Some equipment and skills that are difficult to buy outside.
Although no one in the guild will sell equipment and skills cheaply, Yun Xiaohan strictly prohibits this in the guild rules. Members are not allowed to make price concessions in internal transactions. All sales must be based on market prices. The higher the price, the better the seller is. Members
If they have a good relationship with each other, they can give it away or exchange it with each other. As long as both parties to the transaction have no objections to the transaction, he will not care.
However, if any player asks other members to give up the price in the name of the same guild, or feels that the purchase is too high, and bothers them afterwards, it is a violation of the rules of the guild and will be subject to a personal warning for the first time, a plenary notice for the second time, and direct expulsion for the third time.
Of course, sellers who maliciously deceive buyers also violate the rules and are punished three times. But overall, this kind of rules favors sellers.
Maybe many players can't understand this, and even think that Yun Xiaohan is completely stupid in setting such guild rules. However, only those who have rich management experience and have led elite guilds many times can understand the rules of this guild.
Necessity, and a huge help to the development of the guild.
To be honest, Yun Xiaohan didn't understand it at first because he was not a player who really focused on management, but who gave him an awesome master?
Death Will Bite You carefully explained to him the reasons for setting such rules.
For a guild, internal circulation of items and control of resource outflow are far more important than price concessions.
If there is no such rule, many members will use the name of the guild to ask other members to sell things cheaper, and the seller will be embarrassed. If you sell it cheap, you will suffer a loss. If you don't sell it cheap, the other party will accuse you of not showing friendship.
Over time, many people are no longer willing to sell things in meetings, and would rather sell them on the market if they find good things.
For a guild, internal resource circulation is far more important than gaining a small advantage in price, especially for an elite guild like Lingqiong Pavilion.
The equipment and skills obtained by elite players are often very good things. Guilds should encourage players to digest these resources internally, so that they can more effectively improve the strength of the guild and form a virtuous cycle.
Rather than allowing these excellent resources to be lost to the external market, it will benefit others and strengthen the strength of competitors.
What's more, if the guild's internal price is high, all members will not suffer a loss. Others sell it at the market price, and you can also sell it at the market price. What the members give up are only small immediate benefits, but they gain long-term big benefits.
For elite players, the opportunity to obtain excellent resources is something that can only be met but not sought.
Besides, within the same guild, payments and transactions are more convenient and safer. Even if you are acquaintances, you can pay in installments. You can first get the skills or equipment to enhance your strength and improve the efficiency of making money, and then pay with money.
This is much more meaningful than buying things at a 20% or 30% discount between members. To use a Chinese proverb, it means "the rich water should not flow to outsiders"!
In addition, the habit of taking advantage of small things is actually a disease. If it is a disease, it must be cured. If it cannot be cured, just kick it out, so as not to ruin the pot of porridge with one rat droppings. In this kind of thing, you only think about yourself and always think about it.
A player who takes advantage of others is not a qualified team player in the first place.