
Global Competition: I’ve Played Every Game
全球竞技:所有游戏我都玩过
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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60Chapters
13Reads
4Listens
61.5kReads · all time
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The plot is novel, and I have never played many games before. It is just enjoyable. The author's writing is excellent and can draw people into it. A good book requires a 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 five-star recommendation! Come on, author💪, I will update a hundred chapters tonight. ─=≡Σ((( つ•̀ω•́)つ Great!
The content is much more novel, and I think it's pretty good anyway. (Don't spray if you don't like it)
Then I will leave the second comment. I will like the half-step book first and then read it. I will come back later to make a comment. Dividing line I'm back to comment after reading twenty-five chapters. It's half a step. I suggest you write as many national-level games as possible. Most of the tomatoes are students. They don't know about some popular but niche games on the computer, such as Gnaw💩, so they can't understand some of the jokes and are easily persuaded to leave. But judging from the current progress, this book is not poisonous.
Author, if you are going to write Undertale, I have a few suggestions. 1. In Undertale, humans can be resurrected through "determination", and can load files and reset. So the question is, will the challenger die directly after being killed? Or will he be resurrected like the "Flowers Fall", but will permanently lose part of his "determination". The loss of "determination" will cause a decline in physical fitness, and he will die directly after the "determination" is exhausted; or will it be without loss like the original version? 2. Undertale can only support two-player online play at most, so how to determine the game mechanism? (I think it is obviously unrealistic for all challengers to challenge in the same room at the same time.) 3. How to determine the "score" in the game? To achieve a specific plot or something else? 4. Following Article 3, there are 20 neutral endings (NE), massacre endings (GE), perfect endings (PE), hypocritical endings and hacker endings in Undertale, for a total of 24 endings. (Considering that the hypocritical ending requires playing the GE ending and then the PE ending, according to the rule that the dungeon can only be challenged once, it can basically be ignored; also, the hacker ending is an abnormal ending and has no plot.) 5. Following Article 4, how should the "plot score" be calculated? (If there is one.) I will not force the plot. I have played both NE and GE, and I will not criticize people just because the plot does not suit my liking. Author, I hope you will have the patience to read my suggestions. I really like the idea of this book.
The author is great! Recommended! Updates are fast! That's a lot of words! If readers think it's good Just give me some free gifts 🎁
Very well written, the type I like
Doesn't the introduction say there is a forest? Why are there no forests? [Anger]
Apart from being quite short and disappearing as soon as you look at it, they are pretty good.
It's well written and very creative, but it's a bit short and leaves much to be desired.
Five-star praise, five-star praise