I'm Letting the Players Loose

No, I just want to know one thing. If you look for players of any game, except for games like GTA that focus on having fun, tell me which players will kill NPCs like a mentally retarded person in an online game? ? ? Of course not all, even if it becomes the fourth natural disaster, most players will at least have a good game experience before they start messing around, right? ? What's more, this is an online game that cannot save and load files. What reason do players have to kill functional NPCs? ?

Forced darkness, players have no reason to kill people, and don't care about pig's feet. This is not a real game.

Players: What are we? Readers: You are the protagonists! Players: What are we doing? Readers: You are fighting! Players: Who is Atomic Shock? Reader: He is a guy who is not diligent in updating! Players: What should we do? Reader: Make trouble! Make trouble! Make trouble!

This is not a natural disaster player, this is a group of psychopaths

This book is not bad, but it is too dark. Most of those who abandoned it and talked about poisoning also found it dark. There is also the protagonist. Who is the protagonist? The one who created this game and intends to use players to earn source points is the protagonist of this book. But from the beginning to now, I have seen one mission to earn source points, which was the time in Resident Evil. The rest was all about killing and killing NPCs. Even if the protagonist's sense of existence is low, this is too low. The player's ** process is fully written. , Darkness can be seen everywhere, and there is no main line at all. It is as if the main character did not earn source points to upgrade after becoming the main god, but simply made a game for players to kill wildly, pure killing. It would be okay if those NPCs were all data, but each one has a body of flesh and blood and even a soul. In addition to becoming the main god, this book also has the mission of Resident Evil and has nothing to do with the infinite novel. Except for the beginning, which is like a game novel, the rest is basically nonsense. This is a dark novel, and it is the kind of forced darkness. If you have any comments, feel free to comment, but please be polite. I treat Qidian as a game, so don't treat Qidian as your home. Anyone who can be financially independent and self-reliant is welcome. Forget about anything else.

I just want to ask, when you are playing the online game DNF, who among you starts to kill Celia and other NPCs, who will give you tasks in the early and middle stages? Of course, you may want to kill Celia. I think someone will have this idea, who will kill the job-changing NPC, who will kill the enchantment NPC, who will kill the quest NPC, do you want to keep killing monsters and leveling up? Massacred a novice village, and there are still people applauding? What is the truth about the crime city massacre? Can it be the same? What else is said about playing legendary killer archers, can it be the same?

The author just writes dark articles, but he is just trying to hide himself from the Fourth Natural Disaster If you can't stand dark articles, you can point me out But there are very few people who can afford to write dark articles. Those who like to read dark articles generally have low moral standards, and most of them like to engage in free prostitution. This is why the book's performance is so poor There is a price to pay for going against the mainstream values.

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 10, it was really depressing. Even if we usually play games, there are still some points in the game that move us. The guiding NPC was killed at the beginning haha, for example, Celia with poisoned milk powder. What would happen if the player killed Celia at the beginning. It's completely darkened for the sake of being darkened, and it feels like the author is just trying to force the plot of Heizhen. Don't say that I am black for the sake of being black. Look at me next door. I am the boss behind the scenes. The bond between players and NPCs established after being together for a long time should be the highlight of this kind of article.

As long as the game can kill NPCs, regardless of whether there are benefits or not, give it a try, just in case there is anything good. Players can cause trouble in the early stage. At worst, they will be resurrected or their account will be deleted. There is no loss. Killing NPCs in the early stage makes perfect sense.

Damn it, I suddenly found that it perfectly matched the real-life identities of these "players". Isn't this just a "primary school student"? ! Choose random options at the beginning: No player with certain game experience will choose an option that is obviously causing trouble (it can be seen at a glance that it is not a good thing) when opening up the wasteland (whether online or stand-alone), but elementary school students who have little game experience, but it cannot be said that they have no game experience. There is no forum or post bar: Have you ever seen primary school students build their own forums? Basically, you can only show off in a small circle. You are just a decoration as a parent. And it can also explain why every player acts as if they just came to play the game after learning about it (meaning that every player has a high probability of choosing the trouble-making option at the beginning). It's your fault if you have a bad attitude towards me: "Real player reaction: I will just steal your things and tease you, what can you do, la la la~ la la la~" "Primary school student reaction: I won't just grab it Your stuff is just teasing you, and you actually scolded me, you're done!" Village Massacre Incident: Please just trick the "naughty kid", he is still being carried, because the main force in the plot is the Knights, what's wrong with the players? Last hit? Or the scraping kind? ! You said a player came with the Knights? To be honest, I really thought this son from heaven was the protagonist's waistcoat at first. He has such a damn protagonist's aura. Suddenly I felt that this novel was so real! There are indeed many children who have not experienced complete education who do this! It's just that they all seem to be gathered in this game. . .