The phenomenon of a particular faction claiming ownership of a specific dungeon, known as Dungeon Restriction, was not exactly a rare occurrence in RPG games[1].1

After all, humans were innately greedy creatures. It was their natural instinct to monopolize something valuable if they could do so.0

In other games, it was common for powerful guilds to occupy certain dungeons and claim ownership over them. Whenever that happened, the game developers would dispatch moderators urgently to stop such tyranny, or the players would band together to wage war on the occupying guild.0

In the case of BNW, such conflicts were always resolved by the players themselves, as the developer wouldn't intervene in the game at all. Thus, cases like this often resulted in wars between the occupying guild and the players.0

One surprising thing was that not a single guild had ever succeeded in occupying a dungeon long-term throughout the game’s history.0

Why? 0

It was all because the concept of dungeons being public assets had become deeply ingrained among the Adventurers, so anyone attempting to monopolize a dungeon would face immense hostility and criticism from the masses.0

Thus, whenever a faction dared to claim a dungeon as their own, an extraordinary phenomenon was surely going to follow right after it.0

What kind of phenomenon? 0

The gaming...0