It had to be said that the work they had done organizing everything was quite useful.
At the same time, people in the Regional Channel and even the World Channel began doing the same thing.
Some people started rallying everyone.
"We all need to stay clear-headed. This is the first time we've faced rule-based monsters, so we should cooperate."
"This time, our enemies are those rule-based monsters, not each other."
"I hope everyone will actively speak up and list all the fairy tales they know."
"Then we can compile a strategy guide. That way, everyone benefits."
Everyone felt that made sense.
The monsters this time were far too dangerous.
Although there was a basket as a reward in the end, compared with the risks, the payoff was far inferior to the wolves and skeletons from before.
Moreover, many fairy tales had similar first-encounter kill mechanics.
For example, Snow White had two terrifying figures: the Witch and the Magic Mirror.
Thus, all kinds of fairy tales began appearing in chat channels throughout the game.
They covered everything from ancient to modern times, both Chinese and foreign.
Some were detailed, while others were brief.
Some were well known, while others were obscure.
Some had even been invented by the players themselves...
Soon, everyone had another headache: there were simply too many messages in the game channels.
It became difficult for them to filter out useful information.
At that moment, the game system suddenly carried out another temporary hotfix.
After the game chat channels, a game forum appeared.
Moreover, the forum was much like the ones people normally used online.
Players could even create subforums and sort them into categories.
For example, forums could be created according to different regions.
Or according to different types of content.
As for permissions, those with metal