At noon, two weeks after Global Kid's official release, it underwent its first system update.
Programs were fascinating things.
The results could differ depending on whether one person used a program or a whole group did. That was why many programs needed stress testing before being released to the public.
The super-test, attended by hundreds of millions of people, had caused Global Kid to develop a series of problems worldwide. Crashes were the most common, along with being unable to connect to the server and poor signals during calls and video calls.
Fortunately, none of these were major problems, and solutions had already been found. Once the update was complete, they only needed to redeploy the connection methods and add new load-balancing satellites. Everything would be resolved.
But those three hours felt incredibly long to many people.
The man had just returned home when he opened his Arm Ring again. The words "Updating..." on the screen made him increasingly restless.
He had thought he would seize this great opportunity and become one of the top players in the game, but he had been wrong.
And spectacularly wrong at that!
Only after truly immersing yourself in it did you realize that when you thought you could devote plenty of time and energy, there would always be someone willing to devote even more.
And they did not merely devote more time and energy. They also recklessly poured money into the game.
He had no way to compete with those people. Forget the top ranks—even the third tier was beyond his reach.
With the emergence of "factions," ordinary lone-wolf players would find their position in the game increasingly awkward.
Some adventure zones would be occupied by player organizations belonging to the major factions around them. They enjoyed the best resources, so naturally, they