Today was June 7, 2050. Exactly one week had passed since the closed beta launch of "Glory Expedition OL."
Since morning, the players who had drawn qualifications for the fourth batch had been agonizingly waiting for time to pass.
They had to wait until 6 p.m., which was 6 a.m. on February 4 in the game, before they could enter together.
To pass this grueling stretch of time, most newly qualified players chose to linger on the official forum, scrolling through guides amid endless jealous cries of "Let me absorb your luck."
Although not many qualifications were released each time, "Glory Expedition OL" had released a batch almost every other day since launch, successfully maintaining the game's popularity.
Now, the forum event that released one hundred qualifications every day had sent the official forum's activity through the roof.
Even at three in the morning, there were still over a hundred thousand people online.
As a result, the "Free Discussion" section, where anyone could post, was nearly flooded with spam posts, making useful threads extremely difficult to find.
Meanwhile, the "Bug Reports" and "Improvement Suggestions" sections, where only qualified players could speak, were the privileged zones.
Naturally, they became the last safe havens.
All sorts of high-quality strategy threads were reposted there by other players, making it easier for newcomers to get started quickly.
After browsing through the guides compiled by veteran players, Zhang Jiacheng, a former game planner and one of Tencent's talents released into society, was completely baffled.
What the hell kind of game guides were these?
Honestly, the moment he had drawn a qualification, Zhang Jiacheng had nearly gone mad with joy.
If he wanted to, he could even return to Tencent's game division purely on the strength of this qualification.
After all, whether it was the new