World of Warcraft nostalgic servers include all kinds of team leaders, the leader of the great master who is omniscient and versatile to lead everyone to the first kill, professional auctioneers from waiters, and the leader who is also a money-making team leader who can eat pork ribs to the end. However, more team leaders are ordinary people like you and me, with an average game level and an average consciousness, and they will make small mistakes. For example, this team leader did not recover in just one moment and almost lost 20,000 gold coins.
This is the story of the Salathur server. Originally, this leader was the Immortal 10-person achievement group, but unfortunately something happened to the man in the dancing early. Because everyone did not make the DBM timeline, several people were killed. Unfortunately, the Immortal Group became a regular group. After the BOSS team leader rushed to do nucleic acid, answering the phone and dividing money to everyone. Each person was divided into over 1,000. Everyone was a little surprised that the 10-person group was a little popular. They could be divided into so many gold coins, but no one was at ease and just disbanded.
The leader of the group found out that he had calculated the wrong calculation after finishing his work. He originally had 500 gold per person, but he doubled the amount and gave more than 1,000 gold. The leader lost 4,800 gold in the net loss. Therefore, the leader called out on the World Channel and asked the group members to send the gold coins back. This is a complete search for a needle in a haystack, and it is basically impossible to recover the losses. With the reminder of an enthusiastic member of the group, the group leader decided to send a paid email to ask everyone to return the extra gold coins.
It is estimated that this group leader rarely sends paid letters. A strange thing happened. The group leader obviously wanted to recycle 530 gold coins, but he sent an additional 530 gold coins to each person. Now the loss has expanded to 9,600 gold.
immediately sent something wrong and immediately sent a second email. Something even more outrageous happened again. The leader made the letter type again and sent 1,060 gold coins to each member again. Now the total loss of the leader has reached 19,200 gold coins, which is almost 20,000 gold coins. Even if he goes to 25 people to work in NAXX, it will take at least a month to earn it back. The loss is really huge.
until the third time, the cute leader finally figured out how to play and successfully sent a paid email to each member send it back 530+530+1060=2120 gold back.
I wonder what the members of the gold group thought when they saw these neatly 3 letters in the email. Will their first reaction be that they encountered a scammer? After being confused, how many people will be honest and return the extra gold coins to the group leader? If it is a pure wild group, the probability of recovering the loss is really low. I hope this team leader can meet a group of honest friends!
Currently, nostalgic service gold groups are popular, and group leaders of all colors are full of calculations. For example, another group leader requires the "boss" to pay a deposit of 10,000 to join the group, in order to ensure profits. This is a typical pork ribs group leader. The first group leader above was careless and could "make a mistake" three times in a row, almost losing 20,000 gold coins.
Xiaotan hopes that there will be more team leaders who "split the wrong gold" and fewer team leaders who "calculate first-class". World of Warcraft is a world full of fun, not a simple gold-brushing machine. Do you think so?
