That doesn’t require you to be the strongest among the players, right?”

"If you don't become the strongest, how can you lead the players?"

"Who said you have to be the strongest among the players to lead them?"

"My dad.

My dad said that humans are born to follow the strong.

Especially in a world like the Heroic Soul World where there is a huge gap in personal power, whoever is strong will listen to whoever is strong."

Oh my god, what kind of secondary thinking is this?

Qige touched her nose awkwardly and said, "Have you and your dad never played online games?"

Michelle Bingtang was stunned: "Is what my dad said wrong?"

"That's totally wrong."

Qi Ge knocked on the table.

“When a team of players joins a dungeon to fight a boss, the equipment and level of the team leader are often not the best in the team.

The one with the best equipment is usually the main tank, that is, the person responsible for resisting the boss's damage.

Team leaders often work as DPS (output), wet nurse (healing) and other occupations with relatively small operations.

What's the use of being strong?

No matter how strong a player is, if he cannot lead his team to defeat the boss, no one will be willing to follow him."

Mixue Bingtang felt that what Qi Ge said made sense, but she still argued:

"But this is not just a game, this is the real world.

Moreover, the battle mode in the Heroic Soul World is not the kind of team you mentioned to play a dungeon together."

Qi Ge waved his hand and continued:

"The principle is the same.

Those professional players in professional unions are another matter.

Among ordinary players, who will listen to you just because you are better than him?

In the real world, you are powerful and I have no choice but to listen to you.

In the game world, even if I can't beat you in PK, the worst I can do is log off and stop playing. What can you do?"

Mixue Bingtang was deeply shocked. She blinked and humbly asked for advice:

"You seem to be right.

So, what should I do to become a player leader?"

Qi Ge took a sip of coconut juice and said in a deep voice:

“Actually, the reason is very simple.

Take the example of teaming up to fight the boss just now.

Players will follow the group leader to fight the boss because the players believe that the group leader can lead them to kill the boss.

They fight the boss not only for the sake of fighting the boss, but ultimately for the experience points of the equipment and treasures dropped by the boss after defeating the boss!

In other words, it's for the reward.

Rewards will stimulate the players' brains to secrete dopamine, making players feel happy and making them feel that the hard work they put in during the boss fight is worth it.

In team PK, players want to feel a sense of accomplishment when they kill the bastard on the opposite side.

When completing tasks, players want to receive recognition and rewards from the task NPC as they thank them.

Sometimes players even do some illogical things in the game.

All of this, in the final analysis, is just for my pleasure.

In other words, everything the players do is for fun!

Whether you can lead players or not, the most important thing is whether you can make players happy.

As for whether you are strong or not, who cares? No one cares.

Your strength is just what you need to make the players believe that you can make them happy.

Even if you have no strength at all, if you use another method to make players believe that they will enjoy following you, they will still follow you."

Mixue Bingtang was stunned and shocked.

"So what I've been thinking all along is wrong?"

"Not only is it wrong, it's outrageously wrong."

Mixue Bingtang was stunned for a while, then suddenly jumped up.

"Master Qi Ge, I understand!

Please teach me how to become a leader among players."

Qi Ge twirled the cup and said calmly:

“This is the experience I have accumulated from working in game-related industries for two lifetimes.

Wherever you can preach, just teach.

Let’s not talk about this first.

My question hasn’t been asked yet.”

Mixue Bingtang has a sincere attitude.

"Master, you ask, you can ask whatever you want, I will definitely tell you everything you know!"

"Really? Then I'll ask."

"What is the true divine thing you chose, and what effect does it have?"

Michelle Bingtang hesitated and said, "This is my biggest trump card, I can tell you.

But I need you to agree to form an alliance with me in front of the Goddess of Wealth, and you need to keep it a secret for me and not tell anyone else."

Form an alliance?

Hey.

What I Qi Ge likes most is forming alliances.

"Of course. As the divine choice of the Church of Fortune, you and I are natural allies."

Mixue Bingtang took a deep breath and spread her palms flatly in front of Qi Ge.

In her hand, there was a colored gold coin suspended.

"This is my true god's creation, Dingdong.

Dingdong has strong data analysis capabilities.

For most items in the Yasha world, it can help me estimate the value and rarity of the items.

Not only that, Dingdong can also make suggestions for my actions and plans.

In other words, I can rely on Dingdong's power to collect more information.

I think intelligence and information are the real wealth.

With enough information, many problems can be easily solved."

At this moment, the colored gold coins in Mixue Bingtang's hand flickered.

“Dingdong’s reminder: Dear Apostle Seven Pigeons, hello.

According to calculations, your body matches the master's body up to 98%, and personality matches up to 85%. It is strongly recommended that you combine through marriage.

The probability of giving birth to high-quality cubs..."

"Snapped!"

Mixue Bingtang slapped Dingdong on the table, and said with a terrifying smile on her face:

"Don't worry about it, Dingdong gets crazy like this occasionally.

Just give it a tap and it’ll be fine.”

Seven pigeons:???

Qi Ge nodded in astonishment, and suddenly responded: "Oh, this creation of the true god of yours has quite a personality?"

Mixue Bingtang exuded a terrifying aura, and she put Dingdong away without smiling.

"Hehe. Right. I think so too."

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To be continued...