LaziestDragon
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LaziestDragon8dReplied to Joceli_mfCh 152 The Consequences Of The Stator Rebellion.- LaziestDragon8dReplied to TheHisagCh 152 The Consequences Of The Stator Rebellion.
- LaziestDragon8dReplied to I0o0ICh 152 The Consequences Of The Stator Rebellion.
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Yep, both in real life and in game, that will shortly change.
'That was it. Nathia is likely to fall within the next 50 years and….' - LaziestDragon8dCommented
Intermediate.
Railius sighed as he went to his room in one of the inns that his family secretly controlled as part of its intelligence network, exhausted after his day of military-like training but knowing that it was for the best; it was just a shame of how long it would take for him to get near the master rank finding out for himself why it was so rare for people to be a master let alone a grandmaster by 25. He didn't even have to pay, just giving a golden pelican made out of melted-down golden coins to the bartender and getting a room and anything else he required. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
The one mercenary who survived the attack on Railius and tried to kill Declan and was recruited after he realised the only other option was death.
Even that Minataur fellow they picked up, Vamak, had behaved himself well though he was still under constant watch. Apart from that, he was treated no differently from anyone else. It had already been established that he had no family living. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
They will get bigger
Alodrus commented on Railius' remarkable progress. They had always known that if their lord could just get over his lethargy and laziness, then he could become great. Sheathing the dulled blade into a sheath before throwing it at a nearby Pelican Protector, who skillfully caught it with one hand, was a member of the currently 100-man group responsible for the personal protection of the lord of Aurellion and his heir. Even when training, they watch over their charge, ensuring that nothing bad happens to him. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELSThe young lord was progressing very quickly now that he had actually put his all into something, and his hours of training with the sword were finally starting to show. While he was not as good as an elite soldier, he was far better than a raw recruit as Railius' unique style continued to develop.
- LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
He will get better over time there are quite a few time skips coming up in the next 10 or so chapters.
Over the last three months in the game, Railius had been training hard with Jordis and Aldorus in an attempt to improve his close combat capabilities, and his months of hard work were finally starting to pay off. He had even upgraded his archery by one rank to the novice rank as the only thing that the young lord could easily train while he was travelling so much was his riding and archery skills, focusing mainly on how to properly handle a horse as now his character's skills began to more appropriately represent his actual abilities rather than being artificially increased by the game system and being nothing more than a set of skills with little to no practical use. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
Nope, but it will limit it and make the players who play seriously try to stop shenanigans like this to show that not all players are like that.
As a result, after barely a week of the servers opening, the attitudes of the player base of DO changed dramatically, and it was all thanks to the Stator Rebellion, an event started on the whim of a streamer that had a profound impact on the game to the point of changing the attitudes of all within it. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
XD
Even after tens of thousands of hackers did this, a stubborn few still thought they could outsmart the humanlike supercomputer. But like the rest, they ended up suffering in the depths of hell, one way or another, and forever changed by the experience. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
They agreed to it and have been warned many times.
The company mainly intervened if bugs were found or hackers tried to hack things, making sure to fix the bug or punish the hackers who, after having been 'rehabilitated' by the Friend System, suddenly decided they never wanted to hack into DO for one reason or another. They became just one of the many villains who posted about their crimes on the DO forums, apologising for their actions while praising the Friend System to high heaven. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
Everyone be like that.
Responsibility. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
Yep
Such a thing is unfortunately natural as, more than anything else in the world, humans trust and judge by their own experiences, and if you had a particularly poor experience or lost someone you care deeply about due to radicals or a particular nation, it would not be unusual for you to hate a specific group or hold misguided views on them. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
He's doing his own thing he will become relevant later.
This is how quite a few people from commoner backgrounds, both player and NPC, managed to become powerful ministers, as the nobles and other people of power would bring them into the governing body of a nation to expand their faction and influence. Whether that is a king's court or a republic's council, it is a starting point for many commoner families to gain influence and power, and sometimes, after several generations, they may even be accepted by the nobility more than a commoner upstart, especially if they initially attached themselves to an old influential noble house. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
Yep too expensive.
Time in the game passed quickly, and before Railius realised a whole three months had passed in-game, time had passed nearly half a month in real life. It was near the end of February, and the game was so realistic that Railius had even begun to lose his sense of time. He was surprised when he checked the date on his phone, which was a Samsung, because he did not use it much except for calling people, watching videos, and doing the occasional Google search. - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
They gotta learn one way or another.
"The Stator Rebellion showed players that their actions have consequences." - LaziestDragon8dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
Yep hes not your regular CEO
James Larent, creator of Dynasties Online. - LaziestDragon8dCommentedCh 153 The Kingdom of Nathia’s Internal Situation.
- LaziestDragon10dReplied to APOCALYPTIC_NOVELS
Leon is not easy to kill and the imperial family does not have the spare grandmasters to do it as the minister of war will not act until Railius makes a move against chavaria and the others need to protect the imperial family from the schemes and experts of the nobles even if we disregard the fact that only Amulius is keeping Leons whereabouts a secret as even the emperor does not know there location so how can he send men to kill him.
Leon asked, making a note to himself to send more men to secretly look after and protect Railius with Aldorus, no matter how Amulius responded. Right now, Aldorus was working with around 200 men but would need 500 to use Grandmaster Suppression, the grandmaster-level tactics he learnt from Lucius to help suppress and deal with grandmasters that took Aldorus nearly ten years to perfect and memorise being able to do it without needing a grandmaster strategists to be present.