Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 163: Battle Supplies

It was currently 7 p.m. Earth time, peak period for online gaming activity. Regardless of whether they were casual or hardcore, the majority of players were online at this time.

Close to a month since beginning their OtherWorld adventure, most of the second wave of players, excluding whales, had reached an average Potential value between 70 and 90, undergone their first job advancements, and boasted one or two pieces of Uncommon-grade equipment with special effects.

In other words, they were now equipped to venture safely into the Spider Cave.

Mining Zone, one of the three main monster spawn points established in the game, was only suitable for solo players and small player groups of two to three. It had declining efficiency and rewards for larger parties due to the spread out nature of monsters there.

Poisonous Marshlands near Desolate Outpost demanded high coordination from teams, necessitating a well-oiled machine comprising a capable tank, a healer with mana regeneration gear, and a skilled puller.

By contrast, the once-dreaded Spider Cave had become the preferred grinding location, its dense monster population ideal for large parties and its lesser individual monster strength accommodating for a wider range of player roles and equipment levels.

When Yang Ying logged in, she noticed her friend list, a recently introduced function, lighting up with a notification.

Nearly two months since the game was launched, basic social features like friend lists and private messaging finally made their debut in the virtual realm of OtherWorld, much to the player's delight.

Yet, this long-overdue update didn't stop them from playfully berating the game's developers on the forum, whimsically demanding further enhancements such as storage systems, expanded inventory, and a marketplace—requests that, predictably, fell on deaf ears.

Toward the players' clamor, Yang Qiu was rather unfazed. Right now, the matrix had sufficient anchors, and the framework was capable of supporting even more "functions," but he still wasn't c

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