I am a customer service supervisor and am best at finding loopholes in complex terms and conditions.
Until I voluntarily signed the contract called "New World" in order to save my family.
They said that any wish can come true, but they did not say that the playground is reality.
Overnight, the rules of the world changed.
The company's code of conduct hides murderous intent, strange stories emerge on the midnight subway, and the neon lights on street corners flash instructions that are not of this world.
The survivors are suspicious of each other and hunt each other in the broken order.
They call me "The Loophole" because I can see through the inconsistencies and gaps in those fatal rules.
They don't know that my confidence comes from the "New World Internal Beta Complaints Summary" that was just filed last month.
Every ID that disappears, every weird appeal that gets dismissed, every bizarre record that's marked "resolved"... I remember it all.
When the creator of a game thinks he has everything under control,
Sitting in the ruins of the rules that were on the verge of collapse, I submitted the final work order numbered 001 to the system interface covering the entire world:
"Topic: Many logical fallacies and major safety hazards regarding the operating rules of "New World"."
"Basis: Attached is an analysis report of verified loopholes and conflicting clauses in Article 327."
"Demand: Immediate fix."
"Otherwise, according to Article 7.3 Of the "User Experience Agreement" - I have the right to apply for permanent service closure."
My specialty is optimizing processes, including optimizing out a world full of holes.
Reader comments
It's very compact and not procrastinating, but the last few chapters use the sentence "It's not xx, it's xx" too much.
It's very compact and not procrastinating, but the last few chapters use the sentence "It's not xx, it's xx" too much.