The Boss Behind The Game

Chapter 21: Retrospect

Translator: Larbre Studio Editor: Larbre Studio
It was supposed to be an exploration quest, but the Big Three Guilds had forced it into a head-on battle.

From the fight, many players came to the realization of just how strong the Ghost General Cha Na’s powers were. Having that experience, the players were more united in joining forces, even player killer fights in the wild had reduced.

The reason was simple. The leaders of the three biggest guilds, which currently consisted of the strongest players, had had a discussion.

The battle had undoubtedly left them reeling, therefore, they had decided to temporarily put aside competing against one another. Instead, they were resolved to join forces in order to destroy the Ghost Camp situated at the forefront of Liuli District.

The peaceful development around the Ghost Mountains had led to overcrowding since huge amounts of players gathered there to hunt and advance their skills.

Luckily, the Ghost Mountains had a unique map where ghost-type creatures would keep respawning as the game refreshes, allowing players to kill monsters non-stop.

Going deeper into the Ghost Mountains, stronger creatures would appear, such as vengeful spirits, evil spirits and white-haired zombies. It was extremely challenging for the players, though it could be said that they were suffering happily.

Simultaneously, the rise of Battle Online had attracted plenty of gold farmers.

Especially with soul coins having a rate of 1:800, it was exceptionally tempting.

However, what boggled the minds of these gold farmers was how the game could not be opened in multiple windows. In fact, it was impossible to lend an account to another player. No matter what kind of tricks they had up their sleeves, they could not crack this game.

Lu Wu had even noticed that some businessmen in the black market of online games were offering premium prices for a type of crack tool in hopes of running multiple accounts in Battle Online.

Countless cyber hackers had also tried their hands, but to no avail. The game remained with having zero cheats and zero trade bots. Such outstanding results further boosted the game’s popularity.

Lu Wu had full confidence about this matter, for Battle Online accounts were verified through soul-binding, so it was impossible to cheat unless the player had two souls.

At the same time, Lu Wu and Bei Li took in the suggestions by the players in the discussion area and went down into the underworld once more.

help of his multi-talented assistant, Bei Li, the headset was paired with the server. Thus, the

in publicizing the game. By enabling players

of players had increased rapidly, hitting the 150,000 mark. Because of that, there were also

Lu Wu’s attention, one of them was a player by the name of Na Lanlan who drew a map of the Ghost Mountains, depicting the monsters in different regions of the

the troubles faced by many

also used the newly introduced feature of video recording to upload clips of the maps

in the game, instead he

tremendously real. After traveling around the Land

of things which existed in zones

absent. Instead, there were four zones of wilderness, consisting of the Ghost Mountains where all the players were already familiar

lucky to be able to travel so far since he was good at keeping himself out

captured by Dwarf_King, players were exhilarated by the revelation of just how big the world was. So many strange

go on an adventure

quite awhile. It garnered the attention of many players while stirring up their

According to him, he was a fireman who had lost an arm and a leg during a fire rescue mission. He was

everything. He hated every second of being alive. He hated how life was

he could

game. Though he still felt

accidentally stumbled across Battle Online, he was moved to tears upon experiencing the game. The realistic sensation made him think that his arm and his leg were back, which

of the post, One_Punch_One_Kick gave his sincere thanks to the game developers of

players, but at the same time made people realize that Battle Online was freakishly realistic. It could even make a crippled

only were players comforting the original poster, One_Punch_One_Kick, there were also players who expressed their gratitude because they too have found solace among people who had experienced similar misfortune. They found