Chapter 60 Level 60 Hundred-Player Dungeon, Single Healer

Standing at the entrance of the dungeon, making such an arrogant suggestion was none other than Happy Team's healer, An Wenyi. One could only imagine the frantic state to which a healer would be driven in such an environment. An Wenyi intended to use this situation to forcefully train his reactions.

However, this idea was too crazy. There had never been the concept of a single healer in a hundred-player dungeon in Glory, even though everyone was level 75 now, and this was just a level 60 dungeon. Level advantage didn't mean that players could easily crush a hundred-player dungeon. If that were the case, the healer wouldn't get any training here.

An Wenyi was looking for a pick-up group. With his current identity as a pro Glory player from Happy, he could directly join Happy Guild's dungeon team to train. However, the guild's dungeon team would subconsciously coordinate and take care of him, and the stability of the team's combat synergy would reduce the healer's pressure. An Wenyi needed the most chaotic and maddening environment. A pick-up group formed temporarily at the dungeon entrance was undoubtedly the most suitable for his needs.

"Single healer..." This knight player was in a pick-up group, but he also had a few companions with him. He didn't reply immediately, seemingly discussing this matter with his friends.

An Wenyi waited quietly on the side. If this group refused, he would have to find another one. Today was only Monday, the dungeon CD had just been reset, and a large number of people were gathering to run dungeons. Only a small portion of these people were players from fixed teams. The vast majority of players simply cobbled together a group each week and went wherever they could. In this kind of environment, An Wenyi's hope of finding a single healer group shouldn't be too slim. After all, like any online game, healers were always scarce professions in group dungeon activities. And in Glory's 24 professions, healers only accounted for 8% of the professions, yet they needed to occupy more than 8% of the positions in a hundred-player group, making the scarcity even more appalling.

Those few people seemed to be tangled for a while, and then they probably looked at the manpower they had gathered around them, as well as the application list in the team. There were piles and piles of various professions, but priests and guardian angels were pitifully few. Occasionally, they would find one, but if they were a little slow, they would have already been added to another team.

"How about... we try?" A few people were tempted. An Wenyi's priest was then pulled into their team.

An Wenyi breathed a sigh of relief.

A level 60 hundred-player group with a single healer. He had never done it before, but he was by no means unprepared. Why did he choose this dungeon to do this kind of thing? It was also through calculation. The person who gave him this answer was Luo Ji, the guy who could write a large number of idiot-proof dungeon guides just by watching videos. He helped An Wenyi a lot in this matter. He calculated the damage of the level 60 hundred-player dungeon and the healing amount of the priest character used by An Wenyi, as well as the various possible scenarios in this dungeon, and concluded that a single healer could theoretically support a level 60 hundred-player dungeon group.

Team members quickly gathered. Without considering healers, adding people was a very enjoyable thing. But soon, some players in the team noticed that the entire team only had one healer.

"Single healer?" Someone asked, and after receiving an answer, the whole team was in an uproar.

"Idiot, does he even know how to play?" With a whoosh, several people quit immediately.

"A level 60 dungeon is enough with a single healer. Efficiency first!" The leader used An Wenyi's previous words, but there were still players who thought it was impossible and quit. Those who remained were either dazed or curious. Then they added new people, who cursed and quit after discovering the single healer. They added again, repeatedly messing around. Finally, a clueless team was formed.

Single healer!

Everyone was looking for their team's only healer, wanting to see what kind of character it was.

An Wenyi couldn't help but feel a little nervous at this time. He didn't come here to scam people. Single healer... he had to do it.

"Enter the dungeon!" The leader gave an order, and all the players entered the dungeon. An Wenyi's frantic training began...

Total party wipe.

In the end, the hundred-player group fell before the first Boss of the Lost Fleet.

"Single healer my ass!!!" At least fifty percent of the team members cursed without hesitation.

After all, they were using level 75 characters to clear a level 60 dungeon. Even a pick-up group, as long as it had a normal healer ratio, would rarely wipe before even passing the first Boss.

The so-called single healer was all over the place dealing with the first wave of monsters. The team leader already had a shadow over his heart at that time. Pick-up groups were already chaotic, and the awareness and coordination were uneven, so there were many times when the healer was needed to support the scene. Then they pushed forward, killing in a chaotic mess. Whether in the chat or voice channel, the most frequent content was "Heal, heal, heal, heal, heal."

People kept falling, ending their dungeon journey. When they saw the first Boss, more than thirty people in the whole team had already died. The remaining sixty-odd people collectively fell before the Boss.

The very injured team leader left the dungeon and wanted to find An Wenyi. This guy was purely here to scam people, right? Was he a small account opened by one of his enemies? The team leader thought angrily, but he didn't think anyone had such a big grudge against him to go through so much trouble to ruin a random pick-up group he started. As a result, he turned around at the dungeon entrance, but the priest had already disappeared...

"Damn it, don't let me see you again!" The team leader cursed resentfully.

"It's really hard to deal with..." An Wenyi, who had already quickly left the Lost Fleet dungeon, summarized this extremely failed dungeon trip. He was psychologically prepared for the chaos of a pick-up group, but the actual situation he encountered was far greater than he expected.

However, even so, An Wenyi didn't want to back down at all. If he could handle this scene from the beginning, why would he need to do this practice? He had already made all the preparations, including a drawer full of level 75 priest account cards.

An Wenyi's online game experience was still very rich. He knew that if a scammer priest kept repeating this scamming thing, he would probably be刷 on the world (shua: reported). Therefore, he had prepared to change accounts at any time.

However... always looking for single healer teams, this move seemed too conspicuous. Even changing accounts might not be enough to cover it up! An Wenyi's thinking was still very thorough. He considered this issue from the beginning. So, after logging in, the newly changed priest account was in the fourth server district.

The normal server district had the same content as the Heavenly Domain. The number of hundred-player dungeons was not lacking at all. An Wenyi had long prepared this kind of priest account specifically for mixing in the normal server districts, and then began to roam in various districts, single-healing and harming all the teams.

Yes, harm...

The initial An Wenyi could really only be said to be a disaster.

One pick-up group after another was wiped out by him, and piles and piles of players wasted their dungeon CDs. An Wenyi felt a little embarrassed in his heart, but he turned his head and continued to be strong, calm, and harmful.

Was there any improvement in his skill?

Judging only from the progress of the dungeons, there was no qualitative change at all. Due to the different on-site conditions, An Wenyi's performance also fluctuated, and he obviously didn't have the ability to steadily control these scenes. However, with An Wenyi's rational personality, he never expected a magical rhythm of instant reverse-sweeping to god-level from the beginning. He continued to use a drawer of accounts everywhere in a routine manner.

The new week gave him a lot of opportunities to mix in dungeons. However, soon the Spring Festival arrived, and the period with the lowest online rate in the Glory game every year was this time. Even so, Glory would still launch activities with generous rewards at this time to give back to players.

During activities, players' enthusiasm for running dungeons was always much lower. However, this Spring Festival activity happened to be a very large team project. Although it was not a dungeon, it also had an environment similar to a dungeon for training. An Wenyi continued to train, finishing with harming dungeon teams and starting to harm activity teams.

Around the middle of the Spring Festival, the legend of this scourge began to spread in the game. A large number of players complained in forums about encountering scammer priests. Soon, a special building was even built, titled "Those Years We Were Pitted by a Priest." Then one player after another shared their experiences, and gradually, some people began to notice that these experiences seemed very similar. Then, some players who had been scammed by the same priest character seemed to have found resonance and hugged each other excitedly.

"It's An Wenyi."

After Chen Guo told everyone about this recent lively event in the game, Ye Xiu found the post and looked at some of the detailed descriptions of the victims and made a judgment.

"Ah?" Chen Guo was stunned.

"He's using this method to crudely train his reaction," Ye Xiu said.

"Is this... useful?" Chen Guo asked doubtfully.

"Persistent persistence will always improve a little," Ye Xiu said.

"But with all his fuss, I think he will soon have no chance to persist, right?" Chen Guo flipped through the post. Later, everyone began to analyze this scammer priest incident. Although they had not figured it out yet, it was obvious that this recent hot post might be seen by any player who liked to browse forums. After seeing it, they would probably be wary of encountering a priest who claimed to be able to single-heal again.

"Hehe, I think he will think of a way," Ye Xiu said.

An Wenyi did come up with a way. After being repeatedly rejected when asking for single-healer groups, he began to not dwell on this setting and instead looked for some teams with relatively high healing pressure. To be honest, An Wenyi's current technical level, after so long of professional experience, far exceeded ordinary players. Single-healing a hundred-player group was impossible for him due to his own shortcomings, but if it was just a scene with slightly fewer healers and some pressure, he was completely stress-free.

Healing in a routine manner was not the training effect that An Wenyi was pursuing. So in these teams, he took on everything, ignored the team's distribution, and frantically refreshed the entire team's health with the presence of a single healer.

Because there were other healers supporting him, there were no problems. An Wenyi, who was rescuing everywhere, seemed to have a super-strong overall view and was very high-end. So An Wenyi took the opportunity to make a request: "With me, we don't need so many priests. Adding some damage dealers will be faster. Let's kick out a few healers in the next dungeon."