bookpower Chapter 356 Is This Just 40k Damage Value?
Chapter 356 Is This Just 40k Damage Value?
This scene was witnessed by all the players.
The Asking Heaven Civilization player, who was just gloating, had the smile freeze on his face. He could probably understand the psychology of the Firefly Civilization player. Being an old D-level civilization, could their Combat Power really be inferior to that of a newly promoted D-level civilization?
Wouldn't that be a complete crush?
Normally speaking, the Combat Power of an individual player from an old D-level civilization should definitely be stronger than that of a newly promoted D-level civilization.
But the problem is...
This newly promoted D-level civilization is a bit different.
This Firefly Civilization certainly hadn't heard that just over a dozen hours ago, a god from this newly promoted D-level civilization instantly killed the world boss in the D-level Civilization Promotion Battle. If they knew this, they definitely wouldn't have opted for a combat class for the first competition.
"Tsk."
Smiles never disappear; they only move from one face to another. As the smile on the face of the Asking Heaven Civilization player stiffened, the smile on the face of the Blue Star Civilization player became even thicker, "Look, now it's not so clear, is it? At least we won the first contest."
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"Ding, the old D-level Firefly Civilization selects option 1, a combat class; the random draw for the single combat competition item will now begin."
"Drawing item..."
"The selected item is, wooden stake puppet."
"Item name": Wooden stake puppet.
"Item number": 1.
"Item content": Each civilization sends out 5 players, making a total of 10 players, who will rank based on the damage value inflicted on wooden stake puppets within three seconds.
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A simple and brute-force item.
A leader of the Firefly Civilization narrowed his eyes, scrutinizing this piece of gossip. Honestly, he had considerable doubts about the authenticity of this news, as such rumors generally tend to be greatly exaggerated.
For instance, they say it was an instant kill on the boss, it was probably a 10-minute affair.
As for the Combat Power of 1.4 billion, it's probably around 800 to 900 million.
There's definitely some hyperbole involved.
But even if it's exaggerated, a person's reputation, like a tree's shadow, speaks for itself. Since this person had made such a big name, his strength definitely couldn't be weak; even with some exaggeration certainly much stronger than an average person.
Their civilization's strongest combatant's Combat Power was 990 million.
Just short of breaking 1 billion.
If the opponent's Combat Power turned out to be similar to, or even slightly higher than their civilization's strongest, then they would have to resort to some strategy.
"Combat Power does not determine everything."
The leader of the Firefly Civilization, his mind whirling, spoke slowly, "In the Combat Power Assessment Secret Realm, what's mainly tested is a person's overall Combat Power, which takes into account many dimensions."
"A person with high Combat Power doesn't necessarily mean that they can inflict high damage instantly."
"Maybe they just have strong physical fitness, great endurance, and the like, which also influence the Combat Power value."
"This first item tests the damage a player can inflict in the extremely short timeframe of three seconds, which means we have a better choice."
He then turned his gaze towards a skinny, tattooed man wearing a duckbill cap beside him.
This man was ranked 47th on their civilization's Combat Power leaderboard.
Not a very high ranking.
A martial artist.
An extremely specialized Hidden Occupation, with exceptionally fast punching speed, able to throw hundreds of punches in one second, so fast that even the afterimages were invisible, and each punch could inflict tremendous damage.