In the blink of an eye, the time has reached the end of the year, and it is getting closer and closer to the landing of the nine-colored deer of the linkage operator. Just when everyone was excited to prepare the materials needed for the ability to train, one player encountered a lot of trouble because of the pit game.
According to the player's own account, she gave her WanKr account to a little sister in the dormitory when she drew cards in the first half of this year because of too many shipwrecks. Because the little sister liked her account at that time and was willing to raise the account as a "pro-daughter" after she abandoned the pit, she gave the account to her sister before leaving the pit. However, after the recent appearance of the nine-colored deer linkage, this person wanted to go back to the pit to play the game for a few days, only to find that the account that was originally raised by the daughter had long been sold.
Then she discussed with her little sister, simply herself and her sisters to pay half the price to find the current number owner to buy back the account, if the little sister does not want to play the game then she will continue to play by herself. But what I didn't expect was that the sister actually said that she didn't have the original transaction record, and this account didn't know whose hands it was. And as the contradictions between the two sides continued to escalate, they almost quarreled between them.
Although in the end her little sister has apologized to her and said that she will give her her the account to play, but because the overall training of the account is not high, it does not have the feeling of her original account. In the end, the player also sighed that he would never dare to give his favorite things to others in the future.
However, after she posted her experience, onlookers also had different opinions. Most people think that she and her little sister are completely plastic sisters, vowing that the Wan Kr number raised by her daughter can be easily sold, suggesting that she directly retrieve it without doing two or two, and let the current owner solve this problem. However, some players feel that since you have already sent it out of the pit, you can't care how others deal with it, although it is inappropriate to sell it, but it is also reasonable.
Finally, for players who have abandoned the pit because of the card pool, after they have invested more time and energy in the game, do not go up to the situation of drawing cards and sinking ships, the best way is to calm down and think about whether they really do not plan to play this game in the abandoned pit.