Chapter 335 Strict Recruitment Rules
Chapter 335 Strict Recruitment Rules
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Even if you had enough supplies to keep your camp running, none of it mattered without strength. Any survivor could target you and treat your camp like an easy cash cow whenever they wanted.
Hardly any lone survivors remained in the warzone. The ones who hadn’t died were now nothing more than cannon fodder or basic gatherers working for the big guilds.
“Life’s brutal for lone players, and it doesn’t get much better after joining a guild.” PineappleBeer spoke up. “Those low-rank members still get squeezed dry.”
“It’s a cruel world.” Riley sighed and opened the Hope Guild management panel.
Just as she expected.
In only half a day, the guild application list had been completely flooded.
Dozens of red notification dots flashed nonstop. The drop-down list held over a hundred pending applications. Even players from other guilds were sending private messages, basically begging to switch teams.
Riley scrolled rapidly through the messy pile of messages and applications. She clicked ignore on every single one without a hint of emotion on her face.
“Burger, you’re rejecting everyone?” TartKing asked.
It was not that Riley disliked every applicant-she simply dared not accept them.
These players jumping from other guilds would abandon their current home for better benefits today. Tomorrow, they could easily sell Hope Guild’s resources and secrets to the highest bidder without a second thought.
As for the people pretending to be helpless just to survive? They were even riskier. In the apocalypse, foolish kindness was the easiest way to get your entire team killed.
And everyone else with unknown backgrounds was too much of a gamble for Riley.
“I’m just not taking in people we know nothing about.”
“But…” TartKing hesitated. “We only have 39 members. Sure, every one of us is strong, and we’ve got the teleport array for backup. But after the first resource settlement, those big guilds have stockpiled tons of supplies. Once everyone hits Guild Level 3 and unlocks the Guild War mode, our small group won’t stand a chance against hundreds of enemies rushing us.”
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Chapter 335 Strict Recruitment Rules
TartKing’s worry was completely reasonable.
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In this brutal death arena, individual strength could only go so far against a full-on human wave attack. Take WarWolf Guild for example. They could send hundreds of weak, low-armor fodder to swarm one single resource node. Riley and her crew would grow exhausted just cutting them down one by one.
They still remembered the last brutal siege clearly. None of them wanted to get trapped in that kind of deadly situation again.
They definitely needed more members. The problem was figuring out who to recruit and how.
“We need a clear recruitment standard,” Riley said. “An assessment system with strict barriers, but not so complicated that we turn away good people.”
The three girls sat on the sofa and held a short meeting that would shape the future of Hope Guild.
After brainstorming for more than 30 minutes, they came up with a tight, binding assessment
system.
“We’ll go with the rules we talked about.”
Riley quickly typed the new regulations onto the guild announcement board.
Rule One: All new recruits must be personally recommended by an official guild member to join, or assigned a sponsor from the existing roster.
Rule Two: After recommendation, new members would undergo a seven-day probation period. During this time, they only had Tier 1 permission and must hand over a higher percentage of their collected resources than official members.
Rule Three: Binding Responsibility System. If a new member betrayed the guild, stole teammate supplies, or leaked intelligence during their probation period or the first week after becoming official, they would be immediately banned and punished. Their recommender would also lose a large amount of guild contribution points. In severe cases, the recommender’s rank would be demoted, or they would be kicked out entirely.
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