
I'm a Programmer, So I'll Make Games in Another World Too
身为程序员,在异世界也要做游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
217Chapters
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It can only be read as a joke. The combat power is very broken, especially in the latest chapter. Two or three level 10s can directly capture the demon general. It is outrageous. I feel that the level is useless. Does this upgrade add nothing?
What is written behind this is that the players have betrayed and ridiculed them. They insist on not banning the accounts. Is it difficult to directly solve it by issuing an announcement mentioning the list of accounts and the reasons? We just want to keep that rat shit and forcibly reduce our intelligence for the sake of the plot, right? Shouldn't the stakes of the player and the protagonist be the same? It makes the protagonist look like a clown
The other world is so small, but it only takes a little over half a day from the royal capital to the city of Pig's Feet. I'm afraid it's not just South Korea, a big place like that.
Can you change the method of sending the device to your home by express delivery? Every time I see this, I don't want to read it anymore.
This is really written as a game. Players can rob at will without being punished. The lives of civilians are disrupted. The seriousness of civilians being robbed is not as serious as that of a paladin being insulted. To be honest, these three views are not very correct.
The recent chapters are really awesome, and they are crazy and clever. They know that some players are doing great harm but still unplug their network cables, and they have no backup plan. Players can even use the resurrection circle against the protagonist's will, so it is not difficult to break through the restrictions and backstab the protagonist directly. This server is really awesome.
To be honest, it is really uncomfortable to instruct players to steal the clothes of the saint. You can put it another way and say that the saint will make logic errors for the sage if the AI logic is wrong. It is easy to judge. Players can trick the saint, for example, to hinder it for a period of time. The programmers will work overtime to cover the code. It is too shameful for the protagonist to temporarily release the task. It is recommended to have a task reminder that the light screen can only be seen by the player. To be honest, it is a little bit poisonous, but it is just a funny bunraku.
My comment is that you don't have any brains and don't read the comment area, because reading the comment area will make you think. This will be very comfortable.
It is not recommended to read this book. After I tried the poison, it almost poisoned me to death. I couldn't walk when I saw a woman. I brushed against women all the time, and my outlook on life was extremely wrong. It's a waste of money for you to spend a penny on this book.
At first, it was viewed as a joke like Mr. Pei's, but then it suddenly started to become more intellectual, and the style of painting also began to change. It felt like the author didn't have strict restrictions at all when he conceived the server. I write whatever comes to my mind. Take hackers as an example. The game is entered using glasses, and you may not even have an Internet connection. There is no client data, upload and download data, how can hackers get in? If you think about it in a deeper level, there is obviously a problem. Secondly, now that the style of painting has changed, the focus has shifted from the player to the protagonist, so there is no need to resort to intelligence. Just like the thief, the protagonist actually has many ways to extract information. For example, disconnect him, wait for him to post in the forum in a hurry, and then use his identity to trick him, etc.