novelODS Chapter 352 Good and Evil, Right and Wrong
Chapter 352 Good and Evil, Right and Wrong
Jiang Feng slept very soundly.
The intense mental strain of more than ten hours caused him to fall into a deep sleep as soon as his head hit the pillow.
But while he was asleep, the Delta gaming community, both domestically and internationally, was anything but calm.
The popularity of Season 3 after its launch in the Chinese server is growing at an extremely rapid pace.
The new features need no further explanation.
Sweet potato nest.
The expanded firing range.
A cleaner gaming environment.
Ranking system.
Wilderness volleyball system.
Establish a transparent problem feedback mechanism.
These ambitious promises made during the preview livestream have all been successfully realized and received widespread acclaim since the livestream went live.
Although some minor bugs inevitably appeared in the new version, Yifeng's promised problem response mechanism is indeed not just empty talk.
For most of the issues reported by players, an official response can be seen within two hours.
Hot repair is possible.
Those that cannot be repaired immediately will be posted on the public notice board.
This gave players a very strange feeling for the first time.
It turns out that the planners really can hear human speech.
Of course, besides the praise, the most talked-about item is the Gauss brick.
M14 Tianlong.
He's really handsome.
But what made him famous was a collection of gambling addicts who had broken their guard.
The Mandel Bricks, which require real money to acquire, are something many players are reluctant to do.
But Gaussian bricks consume Huffcoins. Huffcoins, well, they always give people the illusion that "it's not like it's RMB anyway."
I can't afford to spend RMB, but I can't afford to spend HAF?
Then I wasted my time playing this game?
As a result, a large number of players rushed into it.
It turns out.
I really can't afford it.
Overnight, the Delta saw a surge of "Gauss gamblers" who went bankrupt.
Anke's live stream clip went viral, and the phrase "800 million fans" instantly made him a legend.
But that's not the worst part.
There's an incredibly wealthy player in the Chinese server who had billions in cash in his account and was practically playing a hacked version of the game. But then he got obsessed with getting a special template for Tianlong, and he went completely overboard.
He poured in a whopping 4 billion HAF coins! By the end, the progress bar had stopped at nearly 3,000 draws.
At this time, the price of Gauss bricks had skyrocketed to an extremely terrifying 280 million HAF coins per shot!
280 million! One shot!
What does this mean?
Click the mouse, and a half tank appears.
The second classic scene of the underworld was born – a large red brick!
Billions of HAF coins.
Clear directly.
I didn't see a single special template.
The boss, Hong Wen, fell silent on the spot.
Even PDD, who rarely posts videos, made a rare appearance.
In the video, he stared at his warehouse full of ordinary Tianlong templates, his face showing obvious signs of vulnerability.
Finally, he tagged Jiang Feng.
I want to share in Jiang Feng's luck in getting the Xuanmo Bailong in a single draw.
The rich draw gauss bricks.
Even those without money couldn't resist testing the waters in the Turing Brick Pool.
Many people actually obtained the hidden version of Destruction Source.
Moreover, the source of destruction is quite beautiful, especially in this life. Yi Feng added some extra special effects, such as fire-breathing when killing and flapping wings when wiping out a team, making the special effects full.
can only say.
Yifeng's HAFcoin buyback program has been a great success.
Of course, the essence of this success is based on Delta Force's voluntary relinquishment of a portion of its direct revenue.
Instead of stuffing all the top-tier skins into the real-money pool, they chose to recycle the excess in-game economy.
Players might verbally complain about the game being a rip-off, but their actions betray their true intentions. After complaining, they'd keep trying to draw cards, then break down in frustration, and finally post complaints online. That's how the hype surrounding Season 3 was artificially built up, layer by layer.
Aside from the lottery, ranking system, and new system, what truly made the S3 stand out was the 3x3 security box.
Last season, too many players suffered because "without 3x3, you can't carry a big red item out of the game".
With the start of Season 3, almost everyone has their eyes on the seasonal missions.
do.
It must be done.
We have no choice but to do it.
Especially with the extended season, a 3x3 system can be used for a longer period of time.
A tough week, a happy season ahead!
As a result, the number of players grinding the 3x3 quest reached an alarming level.
But you only know how awful a 3x3 task really is once you do it yourself.
Some tasks are not difficult in themselves, but when everyone in the game is fighting for the same task and camping at the same spot, it becomes pure hell.
Countless people stayed up the latest at night, worked themselves to the bone, and endured the most brutal beatings, getting dizzy and disoriented in the labyrinth of Bakshi, their hearts shattered by the torment of the mission.
Until dawn. Those players who had stayed up all night grinding to the red zone, having just reached the second main storyline, wearily switched out of the game to watch some short videos to relax. But the first video they swiped was of "Trading Bridge," the next was "Buy Life Station," and after refreshing, it was "Jiang Feng's 12-Hour Speedrun 33."
Looking at Jiang Feng's nine-slot safe box with a "120-day validity period" on the screen, and then at the solid fuel they couldn't find in their own task list, countless players' brains went blank.
Collectors can exchange and relabel each other? Murder missions can be paid for, each getting what they want? So all that suffering I endured last night was for nothing?!
Who understands the feeling of powerlessness and the sense of redemption?
The entire internet's trending topics exploded as if someone had simultaneously poured a bucket of gasoline on them!
#Jiangfeng's 12-Hour Clearance of 3x3# #Longbow Valley Trading Bridge#
#SuperStarStation Life-Saving Strategy#
#Jiangfeng Station Master#
#Don't look at the planning, this isn't our true level#
Several related terms skyrocketed to the top of the charts across various platforms. Baidu Tieba, Bilibili, Douyin, and Weibo were all flooded with clips and recordings of last night's live stream. The most shared clip was a compilation about the "trading bridge."
The scene shows the Chang Gong Valley bathed in the setting sun.
A dozen or so Weilong trucks were peacefully lying on the ground on the bridge below Chaoxing Station, setting up their stall.
Solid fuel, UV lamps, and handsaws were neatly stacked on the bridge. Not a single gunshot rang out. No one looted. Players instinctively crouched, jumped, and amicably exchanged supplies they needed to progress.
In the treacherous and cutthroat escape battle, this scene appears so abstract, yet so harmonious.
The video's title boldly proclaims: "Escape Game Isn't Just About Killing: The Warmest Bridge in Delta Has Been Born!"
However, in a large forest, you'll find all sorts of birds.
Not all reactions were harmonious. Beneath this utopian fervor, the darker side also erupted completely.
Some people caused trouble. At the train station, some people started getting fully armed and went there specifically to kill people, even stepping on the boxes of corpses to mock them.
Some people even have "XX Club" IDs after their names, muddying the waters.
On the trading bridge, some people pretend to exchange goods, pick up high-value items left behind by others, and run away.
In addition, a large number of self-proclaimed "hardcore" elite gamers and technical streamers have openly stirred up trouble in forums and live streams.
"What kind of game is this? Jiang Feng's actions are clearly exploiting system loopholes!"
"The essence of the 'Search, Fight, and Withdraw' game is slaughter and plunder! The Trading Bridge and the Buy-Life Station severely violate the original intent of the 3x3 mission design!"
"We strongly urge the official team to ban this kind of gameplay that damages the game's ecosystem, otherwise this game will become nothing more than child's play!"
On one side are ordinary players who have finally found a way to survive, and on the other side are elite high-level players and troublesome old sixth-generation players.
Voices of opposition and support clashed instantly! The online forums and message boards, which had been cozy for just a few hours, quickly turned into a heated cyber battlefield, with arguments raging everywhere!