The things we went through together back then were even scarier than the college entrance exams, anyone who knows, knows!\ Mention DKP, and everyone probably feels especially nostalgic, right? Actually, DKP still exists now, but it's not like it used to be. Back then, I was holding a little notebook and writing everything down word for word! 0.5 points for group attendance, 5 or 6 points for each piece of gear, points deducted for being late, points deducted for wiping, and so on. I felt like I was at a college entrance exam site!! (So miserable!)\
\ Now everyone has gradually gone AFK, and I have been freed from the spell of the notebook. The DKP notebooks have also gathered dust, but recently, this lost enthusiasm has been awakened again. Damn, mobile games have DKP now?\
\ A few days ago, I met up with longtime gaming friends, and we talked about WOW nostalgically as always. Then one girl suggested, 'Let's all play Let's Free That World of Warcraft!' I was puzzled, 'What's that?' Then she went on to describe it in a dazzling way. Later I found out the game is called 'Eternal Well,' an RPG that is a high imitation of WOW. The girl was obsessed with a single in-game item, the Corrupted Ashbringer—wow, wait, does this game have raids again?\
\ Sure enough, in Eternal Well, once you reach a certain level, you can enter team raids, with the familiar classes of Warrior, Mage, and Priest, but now there's also a Musketeer (which is the Hunter class). Now our meetups happen more frequently.\ I'm back to my old habit of keeping DKP notes, can you believe it!!! Being late to a gathering even cost me 2 points! Damn the traffic in the capital city!!!!
