Online Gaming: The Road of Civilization
网游之文明之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 611k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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To be honest, the handling of the main character and other characters in this book is a bit poor. Also, there's too much of the ethereal element's role, and the writing style doesn't feel like an online game anymore—there's too much unnecessary dialogue. Less focus on reality, and the NPCs are almost superfluous, making the whole thing feel disjointed. More game-like elements are needed.
It currently has a tendency to be a "feel-good" story. He logs in and uses his protagonist's halo to farm items, then logs off and abandons the game to focus on his campus romance (who wants to read this kind of saccharine, sweet storyline? Even if you can't resist flirting, at least let the girl play the game; that would make it less jarring.
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It's really well-written, a breath of fresh air in the online gaming world. I'm so tired of those mindless online games. I'm complaining about the update speed, please update two more chapters every day!
As it turns out, in lord-themed novels, the protagonist who goes out to challenge others to one-on-one duels is doomed to failure.
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Speaking of virtual world games, is it really appropriate to give anthropomorphic NPCs such names? Are the tribespeople supposed to call them "Chief Waiting"? "Chief Waiting for Nothing"? "Young Chief Waiting for Nothing"? "Young Chief Waiting for Nothing"? Isn't that ridiculous!
The siege system is quite flawed. Here's a suggestion: when players attack each other's cities, a dialog box should pop up. "Attack ***'s territory? (A successful attack will allow you to plunder the city; failure will result in penalties (loss of level, money, and equipment))" "yes" "no" The option is, "Please select siege option". 1. Immediate Siege (Limited to 1 squad, i. E., 5 People) "2.
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Every great player must have experienced sadness, and games are the best medicine. But why haven't I met any online girlfriends? 😭