Kono Sekai ga Game da to, Ore dake ga Shitte Iru

Having defeated the first golden with an apple thunderstorm and my stunning assault (also said to have damaged it), we decided not to wait for the golden lipop at that pop point to find another golden to move around.

This is also our operation, which I was thinking ahead of time after understanding how monster pop works and how much pop it will be in case of a mass outbreak.

The monster pop mechanism of 'Cat Ear Cat' is very simple.

At a defined point in the field, a place is created where a monster called a pop point appears, where:

Number one, 50%.

Number two, 30%.

Number 11, 20%.

Lipop, 600 seconds.

Like, "The number of the monster group that emerges and its probability" and "Time to Lipop" are set.

In the example above, for example, if the No. 1 monster was a set of Nolimes, No. 2 was a set of Nolimes, and No. 11 was a set of Nolimes and Nolimes, then there would be a 50% chance from that pop point that Nolimes would appear, and a 30% chance that Nolimes would appear, and a 20% chance that both Nolimes and Nolimes would appear, respectively.

And, 'Lipop 600 Seconds,' so 600 seconds after the monster coming out of that pop point is defeated, that means a new monster will appear ten minutes later.

However, in the case of mass occurrences, most of the settings cease to make sense.

First, when the mass occurrence flag is standing, the monster selected for mass occurrence will appear, although it would have been the first but not the second but the eleventh.

Now that Golden has a massive Guruno Lime, no matter what the original monster was, Golden is bound to come out of all pop points, or else it's gone.

For the record, there was also an incident in which a massive outbreak of goblins in a dungeon at the beginning of one of them caused not only miscellaneous fish monsters along the way, but even boss monsters to become goblins.

No, for once, only bosses and event monsters should not be overwritten by mass occurrences, but it's sort of a level bug often seen in 'Cat Ear Cat' where you forget to flag the boss on the monster at heart and even the boss monster turns into a goblin.

Incidentally, although the dungeon was easily cleared, it was still scattered because the boss could never fight again and no drops were available, and even more because one of the drops was an event item.

Well, regardless of the bug story, when there's a mass outbreak, there's a lot more to it than the type of monster.

All pop-point settings take the place of 'Lipop 300 seconds', and there will be duplicates of monsters from the same pop-point.

In short, every five minutes a new monster is bound to gush out, whether the monster that came forward is defeated or not.

It may not come with a pin, but this is a pretty cattle setting.

According to Cat Ear Cat Wiki, the average number of pop points in an outdoor field is 50.

In other words, 50 new monsters will increase every five minutes.

Of course, it's fine right after the crusade begins.

I don't have a hard time just knocking down the monsters that emerged nearby, and I think I can afford this.

However, with each chase, the leak increases, and this one has fewer people who can fight with injuries and out of MP.

It's not unusual at all that the Monster Crusade, which should have begun with Monster 50 vs. Human 50, was turning into the Monster 200 vs. Human 20 Crusade in half an hour.

However, the appearance of the monster itself stops for the tenth time, 45 minutes from the start.

So for once, if we wipe out that monster, the tournament ends and the announcement flows at that point without waiting two hours after the end of the mass outbreak, but that doesn't happen first if the players and participants aren't at a fairly high level.

I don't know what's going to happen to this tournament, but based on this information, I decided to make a plan.

In summary, there are about fifty pop points on the field from which ten monsters will come out.

As a result, it can be seen that the golden no-lime that emerges this time is around 500 bodies.

Our first place would be almost certain if we could defeat 250 of these 500 perfectly, but it wouldn't be realistic on boulders.

If you go eighty, it's probably a pebble, but I feel that's too high a desire, too.

... So, fifty.

In my view, if we defeat 50 of them well by the end of the tournament, we'll be able to reach the victory.

And if we have to defeat 50 in the last two hours, we are required to go around at a high pace of about one every two minutes.

I can't seem to wait for a lipop every five minutes in time.

After making sure that the apple was back on its feet looking out of shape due to the leveling, we head for a small run to find another point.

"This way, I thought there were enemies springing up..."

When I leaked it like that, the apple running next door said blush.

"... is there. Golden."

"Huh?"

That's what they say and look forward, but I don't get it.

However,

"... this way"

and rarely led by apples, there was certainly another golden there.

Will leveling up be up to my eyesight?

I accidentally thought of such a stupid thing, but it's more of a golden in front of me than that.

Slow down, whispering.

"Ringo, if I signal, attack me!

Golden is a fugitive monster like Guruno Lime, and besides being 'attacked' by its triggers, 'players are often set close by a certain distance'.

I've already sensibly mastered how close I get to escaping.

After approaching the critical point, the apple struck lightning.

I go around from side to side, and now it's time to decide 'Six Pokes'!

Stay close to enough distance, staring at the vigilant norime,

"Now!

shouted.

At the same time, he circles in on a divine speed cancellation move from side to side.

but

"Whoops!

Thunder strikes will blur next door, so we shouldn't go into the detour.

After leveling up, I had a rock nearby try and shoot me, but it was definitely getting more powerful.

Before leveling up, when I hit a rock with a stray bullet, it was only powerful enough to damage the rock, but after leveling up, it had grown to the point of making big decisions about the rock.

If I hit something like that, I wouldn't have a clue.

However, even with that much more powerful lightning strike, they still can't break through Golden's defenses.

Now that the level is up, I thought maybe, but it usually only seems to do one damage.

Several more golden-flagging attacks continue, stopping Nolime from moving.

(I don't know now!

I pushed and killed fear and stormed towards the Golden!

"... after all, do you want to?

And what I uttered was an apple that called out to me after the battle, when I dropped my shoulder disappointingly.

No, but in conclusion, that assault hit, and now it's time for me to succeed in adding an attack to Golden.

To the corpse, but!

Besides, I couldn't do it at all when I was aiming for the steeple!

However, that being said, we are certain that we have taken a step forward.

I shook my head at Apple's suggestion with a resolute expression.

Of course, longitudinally!

No, it seems easy if you just knock it down, and then for apple growth and for us to be in first place, it's necessary to adjust our forces so that I can hit the 'six pokes' well... I guess.

According to "Cat Ear Cat Wiki," Golden says Guru Nolime's HP is fixed to 15.

So if you accumulate three clean hits of lightning strikes and five even ten scratches, that's all you'll be able to defeat your opponent.

"If you think you're going to be able to take him down with one more breath, will you loosen up your offensive hand a little and make it easier for me to get close?

I'm not proud, but if you use your skills in full bloom, I'm probably faster than Golden.

Yet I didn't make it earlier because I was freaking out about the apple thunder attack.

If you could regulate that, I'd be able to strike enough!

Golden is Guru Nolime, the next time I see you is your last!!

In my case, it's mostly a failing flag when I run out of confidence like that, but only this time, it wasn't.

Rather, from there, everything proceeded to a ton of clapping in a frightening manner.

Whether the effect of 'Telang' came into play, the next Golden could be hit sparingly.

... to the body after all, but.

And then next up, I challenged Critical Point, the Nolime series to see if I could strike a small mole (some theory is that it's hairy) between my brows that is bound to be there.

At first...... fail.

To aim between the eyebrows, it was necessary to turn around to the front, and the body disappeared within the front being somewhere and deceitful.

But then, the aim was sweet and slightly off target in the form of blurring the steeple, but I went just before I hit the critical point and gained a lot of confidence.

And then, for the third one, he finally succeeded in hitting the center of Golden's corpse's forehead, Critical Point, with a 'six poke'.

And then another hit between the dead Golden eyebrows!

Plus the next success!

Furthermore, the next step is to increase the success rate and completion rate.

After that, the golden hunt progresses smoothly, and every time I go back and forth, my collaboration with the apples improves.

And finally the thirteenth,

"" Six Pokes "!!

Finally, we succeed in attacking the living Nolime!

Moving on boulders, it was very impossible to target his forehead precisely, but that norime, which had already been weakened, died after eating six damage in "Six Pokes".

Immediately after that golden turns into particles and disappears, the current rushes through the body.

- Level up!

It did feel like the apple reaction nodded, but it happened to me too.

Vitality gushes out of the back of your body and you can't stand still.

I wanted to test that power, and three more in a row, and I stabbed Todome and knocked him down.

Of course, I couldn't break Golden's defense, the living Golden moved fast, and I found it very impossible to target steeples with my skill, but my body evolved further with the success of destroying all three of them.

I remembered about the appraisal paper and looked it up, how dare you just knock down four, and my level was jumping to 82 at once.

And then I looked at the apple level, and it was 107.

Boulders, in a bad way, are called 'exquisite game balance', 'cat ear cats'.

I don't have half as many balance breakers for bonus monsters.

However, as far as this rise was concerned, Golden apparently wondered if Guru Nolime's level was 100.

I thought it was a bit of a high level monster, but no matter how many bonus monsters, it's a monster that goes out on the Deus Plains with an average level of 50, so this is roughly what it is?

Yet another one. After I stabbed Todome directly and made sure the level went 84, I decided to prioritize hunting over my level increase.

You can always level up, but there's no other chance than here to get tons of money.

All experience points give way to apples and be thoroughly hunted for efficiency.

As a result, the hunt went better than ever, and by the time half an hour after the start of the tournament, its number of successes had already counted 22.

Considering what it was bringing first, it can be described as a considerable achievement.

If we go at this pace, instead of two hours, we might go over the target of 50 by 45 minutes when the monster stops gushing.

Besides, it's bright ingredients that have come up with the prospect of actually doing it and maybe not having to work so hard to get first place.

Despite how many pop points there are fifty, the field on this Deus plain is quite vast.

Simply moving from a pop point to an adjacent pop point takes a lot of time.

I found it less realistic to go around various points vertically and horizontally to earn points in large quantities.

In that case, it is conceivable that we are probably making the most points as we hunt more efficiently than anyone else.

Or maybe it was the back, or the south, that went on the hunt, which played its part.

I also rarely meet competitors' competition participants, and I guess many pop points aren't getting their hands on besides.

As time passed, thanks to more discussion leaks, there were also more than two goldens at the same pop point.

This may afford to be out of sight.

The arrow tip I thought that way, the anomaly happened.

"... weird"

I've been walking for about five minutes now, but I don't see Nolime at all.

I also asked the apple if I might have just missed it, but I don't see any apples either.

This is an anomaly, given the circumstances in which two, three and no limes were flooded with pop points.

Maybe it's not like the game, it's a specification that monster pop ends in half an hour, not 45 minutes.

When I feel such anxiety, the apple snaps.

"... was there"

That voice relieved me from the bottom of my heart.

In the distance, but the golden norime also appeared in my eyes.

"That's him next. We'll make sure of that."

Saying such an insignificant thing, he speeds up his feelings and approaches Nolime.

But when we got close enough to know exactly what Nolime's face was,

"Oh, fuck...?

The wind ran through the plains.

Golden staggers, instantly, with something that has flowed from side to side to slip.

I was blinded by the shadow that went out at high speed for a moment, and as soon as I turned my eyes to Golden,

"Lying, right?

Until a moment ago, Golden was alive. Guru Nolime was cut off at the center of his body, just around the middle, two straight left and right.

Set aside for a few moments, the two dislodged norimes disappear into grains of light.

"... apples?

That's when I turned around feeling the hem of my clothes pull lightly.

When I saw it, the apple standing next to me grabbed the edge of my clothes in a slightly frightened manner.

An apple that was almost unresponsive to anything I saw, so much so as to reveal anxiety so far.

That, of course, is not Guru Nolime, the golden that suddenly became two.

Not so, a man who rushed over to the Golden at such a rate that he could see it as the wind, and turned it into two in an instant.

The owner of a skill that is able to pierce Golden's defenses, which were neither thunderbolted nor frightened by the leveled apple, and slash the target moving at that speed, precisely in half, from the center.

The guy who can do that isn't even in Cat Ear Cat.

"You, are..."

Dry voices leak out of my mouth.

The opposite is Golden doing the divorce of turning Guru Nolime into a straight two, yet one girl looking at this one bored.

"It's too late. So much so that there's a flaw."

And Golden, the fastest monster around the Wang capital, also has only one human being who can throw up such a dialogue on Guru Noraime.

I was standing there, of course,

"Mitsuki shark......"

You know, "Silly! is a" person.