Guild Wars: World First Completion Stream
[The stream cuts to the live feed of the raid battle in Fury Online. The screen shows the legendary Guild Phoenix Reborn engaged in their final showdown with the monstrous Crimson Dragon.]
Stream Announcer:
“Welcome back, everyone, to this week’s Guild Wars! We’re live with Phoenix Reborn, currently facing down the legendary Crimson Dragon in Fury Online. They’re down to 14% health, but it’s not over yet! The final boss is a behemoth, and there’s no telling what might happen next. And let’s not forget—they’re over 30 minutes ahead of Glory's Edge, the guild in second place. This is going to be a world-first finish if they pull this off. Let's dive in!”
Guild Leader Aric (confidently):
"Alright, team. Last stretch. We’ve made it this far. The Crimson Dragon will be using its fire breath, spawning minions, and casting Confusion on all healers. Varek, take the melee to the back to avoid the tail swipe. Everyone else, stack up behind Seraphis. When I give the signal, we focus fire on the adds. Potions are critical—use them five seconds before the healers are hit by confusion.”
Officer Karis (enthusiastically):
“Time to finish this, everyone! It’s been a long fight, but we’ve got this. Phoenix Reborn doesn’t back down!”
Healer Officer Lira (focused):
“Healers, use your Draught Potions now. 10-second immobilization, 1000 mana cost. And everyone else, pop your healing potions when confusion hits.”
Melee Officer Varek (nervously):
“Last time, we wiped at 8%. Pay attention—watch the floor for fire puddles! And stay tight. We can’t afford another slip-up.”
Officer Zorik (tense):
"We're at 11%. Keep it up, guys! We're ahead of everyone—world-first is still in our hands!”
The Crimson Dragon (thunderous voice):
“You cannot stop me, mortals. Your time is over.”
[As the dragon speaks, the massive mountain behind it begins to tremble, and magma starts to pool at its feet. The Crimson Dragon draws power from the lava, then rears back.]
Ranged Officer Seraphis (panicked):
“Move! Move! The lava’s coming in hot! Watch out for falling rocks! Karis, don’t let it reset aggro again like last time!”
Officer Karis (apologetic):
“Got it. Taunting now, didn’t realize it reset at 10%. Aric, I’m passing it to you in five!”
Guild Leader Aric (strategic):
“Copy that. I’ll burn all my mitigation abilities to hold it for five seconds when it resets. We’re so close. Stay sharp, everyone.”
Healer Officer Lira (calm but urgent):
"Healers, we’re up next. Once confusion fades, focus everything on the ranged group. Tanks are fine for now. We need to keep Seraphis and Varek alive.”
Melee Officer Varek (grinning):
“We were way lucky last time. No tail swipe hit us when we lost aggro. But this time, we’ve got to be even more careful. Don’t forget to nuke hard when the adds are down.”
General Officer Zorik (observing):
“There’s a strange glow coming from the dragon’s back. Be ready for something new. 7%—we can do this, guys. Keep your eyes on the lava!”
Ranged Officer Seraphis (focused):
“Only one add left! It's almost down! 10%—this is it. If there’s no more adds, we’ll switch focus and take down the dragon.”
[The final add dies with a loud roar from the Crimson Dragon. The glow on its back intensifies, and the dragon suddenly lifts into the air, blasting a wave of fiery breath through the melee group. A few players dodge, but the attack hits hard.]
Healer Officer Lira (shocked):
“Oh no! That wasn’t in the script! Focus on the tanks NOW. We need to get them up—fast!”
Ranged Officer Seraphis (desperate):
“Come on, Phoenix Reborn, we’ve come so far! Hit that dragon with everything—NOW! We’re at 5%!”
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Officer Karis (rallying):
“I’m using World of Light! No healing on me. This is our chance—15% damage boost, 15% less damage taken for everyone for the next ten seconds. We just need one tank to hold this down.”
[The ground cracks as lava pours down the mountainside, flooding the arena with fiery pools. The Crimson Dragon lets out a deafening roar as it unleashes another fiery breath, decimating the ranged group and knocking down most of the healers.]
Guild Leader Aric (shouting over the chaos):
“Forget about the elementals! We only have 1% left! ForceShield—I’m absorbing all damage for five seconds! Go all-out on the dragon!”
[As Aric activates his ForceShield, the Crimson Dragon swoops down to the middle of a large lava pool, its tail swiping through the melee group. The last remaining ranged players are wiped out in the chaos.]
Healer Officer Lira (in panic):
“Only one healer left… Focus everything on the tank! This is it, guys!”
[The last healer, Tara, fired a single Shadow Tear, a low-damage bolt of dark energy, directly into the dragon's eye. Miraculously, it scores a critical hit.]
Stream Announcer (excited):
“Unbelievable! Phoenix Reborn has done it! They’ve just completed the Crimson Dragon raid—world-first! Let’s hear it for them, everyone!”
Guild Leader Aric (exhausted but elated):
“Thank you, Stals. We were cutting it close there at the end. But as always, Phoenix Reborn doesn’t give up. We took it home.”
Stals (pauses, scanning the scene, his voice full of admiration):
“Congratulations, Aric! What a monumental victory! Now, with the raid behind you, what’s next for Phoenix Reborn? How are you all going to celebrate this epic win?”
Guild Leader Aric (laughing, his voice tinged with exhaustion):
“Well, I think I’ll get at least 12 hours of sleep before anything else. Last week we got barely 8 hours total. After that, we’ll have a small guild party. But we’ll also need to meet with our sponsors to plan our next steps. As for the future of Fury Online, some of our players might be moving on.”
Stals (raising an eyebrow, leaning forward with interest):
“Who’s leaving? What’s next for Phoenix Reborn now that you’ve reached the pinnacle of Fury Online?”
Officer Karis (interrupting, voice full of excitement):
“Hey, hey! We did it! Phoenix Reborn is on top of the world!”
[There’s a brief pause, and Karis’ tone shifts to something more serious.]
Officer Karis:
“Yeah, I’ll be the one to leave after this. Five years with the guild, and I’m stepping away. There’s a new game coming—Sol Online. It’s a fully immersive VR experience. Fury Online and its sponsors have turned down the chance to upgrade to the new FiVR system, but I’m all in. Sol Online looks like the future. I’ve already pre-ordered the FiVR unit. The game’s got six worlds, with one focused on live magic and another on pure tech with snipers and shields. It’s a completely different kind of game, and I want to be part of it.”
Stals (eyes widening with surprise, leaning back in his chair, his hands clasped in front of him):
“Sol Online sounds incredible! I’ve seen the ads too, and it’s a huge leap forward. But with the full immersion system priced at $25,000, do you really think this is the next big thing? What’s the deal with that price tag?”
Officer Karis (nodding confidently, a hint of excitement in his voice):
“They’re saying it’ll be ready by 10.10.2063. The FiVR pods are $1,500, and they’ll be able to play the game just fine, though you’ll miss some sensory features. I’m betting big on this. I’ve already ordered mine and can join the test servers as soon as it’s in.”
Stals (leaning forward, his curiosity piqued, a faint smile on his face):
“Good luck with that, Karis. It definitely sounds like a fresh start for you. Are you going to keep your old in-game name, though?”
Officer Karis (eyes focused ahead, determination in his voice):
“No. The name Karis has been with me for over 20 years, but it’s time for a change. I’m moving on, and this time I’ll be playing solo. I’m focused on being the best, and that means gathering intel, min-maxing, and optimizing everything—especially for Sol Online.”
Stals (pausing for a moment, his gaze thoughtful, then letting out a soft chuckle):
“We’ve all heard about your AI companion, Caroline, that you’ve been working on for years. Are you taking her with you into this new game, or will she stay behind?”
Officer Karis (smirking, the weight of the decision clear in his voice):
“Caroline is mine, Stals. She’s coming with me. No one else is getting a copy.”
Stals (nodding with understanding, his expression a mix of respect and curiosity):
“Good luck, Karis. We’ll be watching the news on Sol Online this weekend. I’m sure there’ll be some big reveals. Thanks for joining us tonight!”