The capitalists were speechless. You weren't short of money, so why were you even making a game? What a waste. Such an incredible waste.
Of course, it wasn't as if there were no partnerships at all. Ads were still necessary, such as providing a certain brand of cola.
In fact, the advertising fees alone had already recouped the game's costs.
Setting that aside, that night, Andrew lay in his chair and checked the current number of fragments. He found that twelve fragments had already been discovered.
At the same time, the Colorful Light within the crystal pillar had filled halfway, indicating that the Players were very satisfied with the game.
"This has only been going for a little over two months, and twelve fragments have already been found? Isn't that too fast?"
Andrew frowned. Things obtained too easily would not be cherished, and the same applied to promises from superheroes.
"Other than the fragment you set up, all the rest have been found."
Alice said, "That includes Batman's dark and twisted fragment."
"What was the fragment Batman set up like?"
Andrew asked with interest. Over the past two months, he had been playing in the Game World with Diana and had neglected some less important intelligence.
"Batman designed a world called Joker and Batman."
Alice said, "In that world, Joker constantly wreaked havoc, and the Players had to help Batman capture him. Successfully capturing Joker counted as clearing the level and earned a certain reward.
"To obtain the fragment, however, they had to enter a hidden quest and protect the captured Joker from being killed by others."
Andrew was stunned. "Protect Joker?"
"Yes. Batman was promoting his philosophy: superheroes must never kill, and must even protect the lives of criminals."
Alice said, "This hidden quest was difficult to trigger. Even