"Now that there are more players and the map is larger, with veteran players being too scattered, the previous method of selecting dragon contract partners isn't quite suitable anymore,"
Eve murmured.
The dragons visited the Elf Forest once a month.
Although dragons generally had a rather abstract concept of time, they usually weren't too off track.
As time went on, players spread out over vast areas, sometimes even busy with important tasks. In such conditions, requiring them to return to Feilengcui for dragon contracts was too inefficient.
For instance, many seasoned players who had delved into the Dark Mountain Range were already nearing the Death Desert. If they wanted to contract a dragon, they would probably have to rush back, and then it would be another journey back to the Dark Mountain Range...
In Eve's view, such back-and-forth was a waste.
Of course, it was also because dragons were a massive draw for players.
