Chapter 1486: Looking for Opportunities
Through this program, players gradually realized NPCs possessed intelligence that was not inferior to that of the players, and as levels increased, bosses became even more cunning and tricky than the players.
In fact, the ancient deities have always been gradually modifying the pattern, transitioning from a game world to a magical, real world.
And it’s not just about system-defined templates; indeed, as levels escalate, this manifestation becomes increasingly apparent.
Upon reaching Tier 6, which is also the first time level locking occurs or can be considered max level, players will face a new round of choices.
Just like the initial unlockable and lockable modes, players can choose to be unable to see the enemies’ health bars.
Just like in adventure mode, whether it’s bosses or minor monsters, health levels have to be judged based on the creature’s characteristics and the player’s experience.
Not being able to see the health bar will be a very painful experience, but if one chooses this mode, then the post-max level equipment will receive some compensatory attribute enhancements.
In the end, the result is as if one is piloting a Mecha, which is precisely the desired outcome.
Of course, talking about this is digressing; these details are to illustrate that, without the display of health bars, the craftiness of bosses and NPCs will be fully showcased.
If one lacks the corresponding skills and keen observation, it might even be impossible to tell whether the boss or NPC is critically injured; for instance, in this mission, if health bars were hidden, the Green Dragon Princess, despite being seriously wounded, could still deceive a bunch of players into meeting their demise.