I’ll Say It a Billion Times: This Is Not a Game

Let me know when players bring their warships to Earth.

The introduction should be added at the end: Until one day, a certain player drove a battleship to the solar system...

This is really the stars

The author can play Uprising of the Sun. This game is about star fleet battles and can provide you with a reference.

Thank you all for your support. First let me tell you my opinion. First point, I will correct the problems you pointed out today. Secondly, this article is more of a farming article. The game refers to the setting of endless raga and eve. Of course, as a new author, I am not a big boss. It is impossible to cover everything. I can only find the issues raised by everyone and rectify them. Many people will say what fun is there in a broken game. I would also like to talk about this issue here. Carrots and greens have their own preferences. You think they are not fun, but that's just your opinion. It's because you haven't experienced Eve's Battle 49, you haven't experienced how many people stayed up all night when the Northern Alliance turned off the lights, and you haven't experienced Lagrange getting up at three o'clock in the middle of the night to steal houses and demolish mines for the alliance. Even if you don't understand the madness when playing dungeons for three missing and one trance sets, you have never experienced the desperation of your teammates during the Tianlong Gang war. You have never even joined the yy game guild back then, and experienced how active the guild was at two or three in the morning. Perhaps there is no point in wasting time talking about games to people who have never played them. If you have that time, you might as well read more books and study hard, so that you can be successful in the future. But for us gamers, this is our youth, this is the happiness we once had. Log in to the account and look at the familiar IDs. They may not have logged in for several years, but looking at them will remind us of every moment we had with them, the true joy from the heart at that time. When you really understand this, would you still say this is a broken game? So this novel of mine is written for the majority of friends who have played games and love games. Although you may not have touched it for a long time now. Okay, enough gossip, let's get down to business. First of all, thank you again for your support. In the next few days, I will correct all the issues in the novel that you have supported. I hope you can forgive me for my poor writing. I will work hard to improve my writing in the future. Thank you all for your support.

It's quite confusing. I want to see the players find Earth as soon as possible and show off, but I'm also afraid that the plot will come out so early and the book will collapse.

I'm looking forward to it at the beginning, and I've been watching it, anticipating what will happen to the earth, merging, and showing off. Reaction etc. As a result, several transactions passed. . . Just accept this setting. . . That's what happens between alliances. I was also confused. . . .

I have read Chapter 17, and I have a big problem that I would like to mention to the author, that is, the protagonist in these ten chapters gave me the feeling that although he was very anxious to survive, he was not calculating at all. From two points: The first point is that before the economy has started a virtuous cycle, we start to worry about whether players will abandon the game because of this. I have to talk about this point from two aspects. One is that you must not care too much about this issue in the early stage, because there are only five players in total. If this person is not able to move, then I have a lot of people willing to join me. Experience another kind of life in a 100% realistic simulation game (the gimmick of 100% realistic simulation may not attract everyone to play this game for a long time, but after all, you can experience a life you have never experienced before and go to space. Who doesn't have an astronaut's dream?), Drones are a resource, points are a resource, and virtual helmets are a resource. Players are not just resources. How many points a virtual helmet is worth, the learning cost to train a player to get started, the increasing returns brought by a player's technological progress curve, and how many potential players like this Liver Emperor are there in the entire Blue Star. These can all be taken into consideration. Of course, we have been told that the income is more than 1,000, and the income is quite considerable. The other is that when these five liver emperors were still relying on non-renewable energy such as low-quality drones that were suddenly launched in the early stage, the protagonist held an activity. He spent 65 points, the player spent 100 points, and repaired the injury. It took 5 points. These unnecessary expenses, after a few days of waiting for the ship to come out, it is understandable to play like this when the economy improves. The economy was already tense in the early stage, but if you play like this, a person who is not good enough to die will have a one-week cooldown for resurrection. There are benefits, and the players can adjust their mood, but the risks involved are too huge, and the losses outweigh the gains. Although there is macro-control by the author, after all, we are here to watch the story, not the author's micro-control. The second one is this kind of novel that cuts players off. To put it bluntly, it is about playing with capital, but the protagonist makes me feel like a landlord in the feudal period. This is especially obvious when buying ships and robots in the mall, where the cost must be recovered immediately. When buying a ship in the mall, even if the protagonist loses money in the early stage, he should make it for the players instead of collecting a profit, because this is a very important profit point in the early stage, and it is also a major change in the entire space station from non-recyclable to recyclable. The first thing capital should do before cutting leeks is to cultivate the market. Of course, it can also be done without repaying money. It can completely use loans to make cash flow. For example, the protagonist lends the points to the player at an interest rate of 10%. Once three years and five years are up, the principal is repaid with interest. The protagonist only needs to keep an amount in his hand to maintain the operation of the space station. The rest must be invested in the player, so that money can make money. In the later period, when the economy begins to stabilize, the foreign debts can be recovered one by one. Of course, I will just mention this. I like the subject matter of the book very much, and I want to continue reading it, so I give some suggestions to the author. These are my personal opinions, and they may not be correct or comprehensive.

I have read more than 100 chapters. First of all, the discovery of the earth is the point I am looking forward to. Let me talk about the description of the result. An alien fleet captured and hid for 4 months. The earth's reaction was 0. I can't understand the author's description method at all.

When will the battleship arrive over Blue Star?