Is FPS Gaming Dying? I'm Designing Delta Force!

Let's make some complaints. After Chapter 48, the income is only over 700,000 yuan. If you win a competition, you will get 500,000 yuan. Where are you the runner-up and the team champion? Your income is definitely not enough. Are you selling cars and houses? 🤦 🤦 🤦

If you like to watch most of the plots where the male protagonist and the female anchor live against each other, you can watch it.

Sigh... I hesitated for a long time between giving a low score and a high score. I decided to give it 3 stars. I read a few chapters. To be honest, the part of publishing and producing games cannot be said to be none, it can only be said to be very few. The protagonist is a planner and is not familiar with the game anchor. The author should use a large space to describe CG and the players' feelings after seeing it.

To be honest, let's make up a new name for the anchor.

Update quickly, like the protagonist in the book. 4 Pictures a day is still a bit slow. I recommend 30 chapters a day. Please author accept my suggestion. 🍉🍉

Emotional points, plus one point. The author is pretty good, I want to see it as a gift to FPS players. Well, the selected materials are fine. But there are indeed some problems with the writing structure, and some passages are too wordy. Thinking about those announcements, game updates take too long. Moreover, the author found that the connection without you is always a single line. What can be remembered is always the protagonist and the female anchor Maple Moon, and it seems that there is a plot connection in the follow-up. In fact, it's easy for you to write a game that crashes. Take your time and focus on the game content and player reactions.

This book spends too much time talking about how to play games, and in some places I don't understand what is actually written. Finally, relative to the author, I support the Havke Group.

Good news. It's better than other novels about making games like Liu Shui Wen. The writing style is fresh, and you can find a book among a bunch of jokes. The descriptions of nature are all the author's own thoughts. There is no stiffness like other AIs. I highly recommend it (I am a porridge player). I wish everyone a happy new year recently.

This book is mainly told from the perspective of the protagonist, not from the perspective of the anchors. Occasionally, there is a little bit, but very little. So readers who read this comment, if you don't like it being recorded from the perspective of the protagonist, please leave quickly.

There are too many poisonous points in this book. For example, the protagonist's update speed is even better several times in one day, and the protagonist is done by himself. No one finds it strange, but everyone praises the protagonist's speed. Another thing is that the plot is boring. It was a bit fresh at first, because this is the only article about a delta game that I have seen, but as I get to the end, I lose interest in reading it. There is basically no plot about the protagonist in the end, and it is all about updating content. Also, it's too watery. Six or seven chapters are all about the background story of the game. Some people may like to read these, but I don't. It's just too watery. Moreover, the end of the professional league was too careless. After the knockout rounds, it jumped directly to the end of the finals. The plot span was too big.