"Again!?" Tenten grumbled as she read the new message that popped up on her monitor.
"Who does he think he is?" Neji snapped.
"NOOOOOOO," Lee yelled as his teammates slammed their fingers down on the mute buttons on their headsets and counted off seven seconds until it was probably safe to return.
The message still sat in the corner of each of their screens, waiting to be acknowledge:
Another guild member killed by SnakeOverlord894. He's using Samegumi's old guild leader's signature sharkskin move now. At this rate, there aren't going to be any guilds left.
How does he keep doing this?" Tenten asked.
"Probably the same way he always does. He's sneaky, and unnaturally skilled, even if he insists on using that for evil."
"Why does the game even make it possible to do what he does? There's no reason for it," Lee said.
"It's probably another loophole no one caught," Tenten replied. "He's using a transfer spell to map an opponent's special ability onto their physical weapon, then immediately following it with a snatch spell to steal said weapon, then casting nullification nearly simultaneously with a mirror spell such that the ability, when released from the weapon, returns to him instead of its original user. And all of that in tutorial mode to bypass some of the standard PVP restrictions. It's not exactly something that would have shown up in standard testing, and as soon as they patch it, he'll find another loophole to exploit. He's too good at this, and he's too good at luring people into tutorial mode with him. With all the warnings they've put out lately about that, he has to be some sort of charming or persuasive too."
"Why don't they just ban him?"
"They've tried. He keeps coming back somehow."
"That's why we're going to defeat him for good," Neji said, "and hopefully break whatever skill he's using so he can never do it again. If he sticks to his normal schedule, he'll be coming online in the next few minutes. Are we ready?"
Naruto, Kabuto & Team Guy, G, mmorpg AU
"Who does he think he is?" Neji snapped.
"NOOOOOOO," Lee yelled as his teammates slammed their fingers down on the mute buttons on their headsets and counted off seven seconds until it was probably safe to return.
The message still sat in the corner of each of their screens, waiting to be acknowledge:
How does he keep doing this?" Tenten asked.
"Probably the same way he always does. He's sneaky, and unnaturally skilled, even if he insists on using that for evil."
"Why does the game even make it possible to do what he does? There's no reason for it," Lee said.
"It's probably another loophole no one caught," Tenten replied. "He's using a transfer spell to map an opponent's special ability onto their physical weapon, then immediately following it with a snatch spell to steal said weapon, then casting nullification nearly simultaneously with a mirror spell such that the ability, when released from the weapon, returns to him instead of its original user. And all of that in tutorial mode to bypass some of the standard PVP restrictions. It's not exactly something that would have shown up in standard testing, and as soon as they patch it, he'll find another loophole to exploit. He's too good at this, and he's too good at luring people into tutorial mode with him. With all the warnings they've put out lately about that, he has to be some sort of charming or persuasive too."
"Why don't they just ban him?"
"They've tried. He keeps coming back somehow."
"That's why we're going to defeat him for good," Neji said, "and hopefully break whatever skill he's using so he can never do it again. If he sticks to his normal schedule, he'll be coming online in the next few minutes. Are we ready?"
"Go team!" Tenten replied.
"POWER OF YOUTH!!!" Lee yelled.