
The Age of Ice and Steam: I Have a Horde of Fourth-Dimensional Disasters!
冰汽时代,我有一群第四天灾!
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- 533k Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
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Book review (up to chapter 14)
Food supplies are low. The game is set around Frostpunk 1, incorporating elements from Endless Winter and Frostpunk 2. Worldview: The world is plunged into an eternal winter, and frozen monsters are also emerging. The protagonist accidentally discovers an energy tower, unlocks its permissions, and begins summoning players.
Let's make some changes to make the main character less like a robot.
I suggest the protagonist shouldn't have such a strong "human-machine" feel. The game is supposed to be realistic, and the other NPCs react normally since they're all real people. The protagonist is just so clueless. Besides, from a game perspective, everyone else seems like a real person with AI, except for the protagonist.
A mere -30 degrees Celsius is considered extremely cold; it hasn't even reached -100 degrees Celsius yet, where the air is thin, oxygen is reduced, and liquefaction occurs. The Arctic region can reach -80 degrees Celsius.
Have you ever experienced the Frostpunk era in real life?
You just write whatever comes to mind 🐶🐶🐶
I've played this game before, it's on TikTok. Those iron blocks are in apartment buildings; even a small, clever little thing needs an iron block to upgrade.
Player ID Recruitment Post
Game ID: Profession: character: Gameplay options (farming and management, online game combat, guild development, serious interaction with NPCs, and more...):
Is it more about the protagonist or the player?
Should the focus be on the main characters or the players?
The writing is poor, too dry. The world setting is too small, there's not much room for further development. It definitely can't compare to player-created stories by authors like Yidaozhan and Chenxing. The plot is mediocre. Overall, it's just okay.
Thank you everyone for your monthly votes!
As a new author, my writing skills are poor, and I'm quite clumsy with my fingers, so I type very slowly. I hope you can understand. 🥺
It's time to eagerly await the next installment of this book.
This book is positioned as a [Fourth Calamity] [Icy Wasteland] [Entire Group Portrait] [Farming] [Behind the Scenes] [Super Soft Science Fiction with a Little of Everything] Don't be too nitpicky about some settings; just maintain a decent overall logic. Of course, godfathers, you can't raise them during the new book period. Finally, this book draws on some settings from the game Frostpunk.