I made a habit of checking to see if there were any top-quality ones. They were all ordinary, but there were not many spaces left in the package.

This is the bad thing about Legend. No matter you are a newbie who has just entered the game or you are a long-established boss, your package only has 46 grids, and there is no room for expansion (40 of them are packages that require consciousness to open, and there are

There are 6 shortcut slots, 3 on the left and 3 on the right, suspended at the edge of the viewing angle for emergency use without blocking the line of sight).

Coupled with the different levels of load-bearing for different professions, many people have to accurately calculate how much red, how much blue, big or small, random, bundled, scattered, and whether there are enough spaces when buying medicine.

When unpacking medicines, if a monster explodes when you kill it as soon as you enter the map, it will be very troublesome to know whether you can pick it up and drop the items.

But this also reflects whether a player is experienced enough and can make the most reasonable allocation of limited package slots.

Gandy was undoubtedly a veteran. He looked at the package with not many spaces and made some calculations. He had to get the skeleton elves that must be farmed on the third floor, so he could no longer farm monsters in large quantities now.

Otherwise, pick up the low-level equipment dropped by ordinary monsters. If the grid is not enough, don't pick it up. It is a serious waste.

And because these low-level equipment are abandoned, half the time spent to obtain them is equivalent to wasting half.

After all, the purpose of killing monsters is not only experience points, but also to obtain their drops.
Chapter completed!