The online game Absolute Descent claims to have no internal purchases and promises players the fairest experience possible.
But when Yeyue enters the game, what greets him is a dazzling array of payment options and a certain Penguin logo.
Spend 6 yuan on your first purchase and claim a beginner's divine weapon!
For just 128, everyone will praise you for getting the first boss kill!
Drop 648 on the game and take home a god-tier skill!
There are also all kinds of passes, monthly and yearly subscriptions, and countless rewards. In short, it all boils down to two words:
Whale bait!
System: Spend money and you'll get stronger.
Looking at all the gift packs made just for him, Yeyue, who has always been careful with his spending, can only say:
Worth every penny!
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When I looked at this skill, it stacked at 80%, right? Is it infinite superposition? Anyone who plays games knows this. 80% Is basically equivalent to 100%. Unless it is less than 70%, otherwise it is basically equivalent to 100%. 80% Of the time, you can only stack three times or four times. You are a non-chief among non-chiefs! It's your luck to DNF. I'm afraid it's not even 10%. If it's 80%, it's going to be more than a dozen times. Isn't it? And you have a krypton gold mall. In many games, there are luck pills and other things in the mall. Isn't this just about luck? The protagonist you set up is so unlucky. You might as well set up a luck pill or something and put it in it. This is such bad luck! Think about it! When you're strengthening your weapons. More than 70% success rate. Will you go and see it? Just connect the dots! Isn't a success rate higher than 70% equivalent to 100%?
System 1=10 Huahua brings a novice weapon with 250 HP.
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