You Promised a Triple-A Game, So What’s with Gwent?
说好3A大作，昆特牌什么鬼
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Gaming
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- 3mo ago
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- Promised a AAA Title, What the Heck Is Gwent?English name
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It's not like we're friends who won't spend money because of good benefits, so we're cutting off those benefits in order to get you to spend money. Author, you should quit writing novels and apply for a game design job at Tencent.
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I was really looking forward to the development of Yu-Gi-Oh!, But now it feels like the author just got carried away and the meaning is starting to become unclear. Why did you suddenly start making Dark Games and Yu-Gi-Oh! Games, especially a pure fusion version like this? Without the fame of the manga and anime, it's just a match-3 game with some mechanics. It'll be copied by a big company in no time.
Seeing the difference in benefits between the Chinese and international versions, which dragged down the positive review rate, was a bit disgusting. The whole "left brain attacking right brain" thing—trying to get system points while writing a plot that offers no enjoyment and is utterly meaningless—was really awful.
The author is truly unbeatable; not knowing what to write, they just fill in two chapters with Yu-Gi-Oh!
Euro Truck Simulator localization, then retired veteran drivers driving? Nonsense. The truck drivers I know only drive when they absolutely have to work; otherwise, they don't want to see their trucks at all. Why would they spend money on a game to drive? That's a ridiculous, simplistic idea.
It feels like a forced attempt at something that has no substance; it's terrible. From the game's awkward hype to the protagonist's handling of real-world situations, everything feels clunky. I can't understand why anyone would praise the Elder Scrolls' modeling and graphics... The protagonist teaching himself English to translate Gwent text... And then there's the constant criticism of the protagonist's original, poorly-finished collaboration game. Not a single step is normal.
Can the author write about the games they've played?
It's safe to say the author never actually played Horizon Zero Dawn, or even any games at all. King of Elimination, such a classic and popular mode, is completely absent from the book; it's all just vague descriptions of "competitions" followed by a brief mention of Yu-Gi-Oh!
I couldn't read any further after chapter 126. Yu-Gi-Oh! Ruined this book.
Why are people praising the graphics and character models of The Elder Scrolls? Is it because the protagonist's previous game version of The Elder Scrolls had different graphics and models, or is his current world full of terrible games?
Cards can be exchanged for money, which is equivalent to chips. Aren't you afraid of being reported for gambling by malicious individuals for engaging in dark duels? There are plenty of competitors who want you dead.