Since the development team had dropped a bombshell on the forums, they couldn't expect players, itching with anticipation, to calmly wait for the servers to finish updating. With eight hours left until the new version went live, the forums weren't the only place in an uproar. Transia Tavern, the newly launched app, was in a state of pandemonium too.
"Fuck, I can't take it anymore! I wanna punch this boring world to pieces and go back to Transia to keep getting stronger, damn it! Brothers, charge the feedback section with me! Open the servers! Tell the development team to work overtime and open the servers!
I'll personally pay for their bonuses!"
At the furious shout of a certain Great Shark brother who preferred to remain anonymous, the feedback section was once again flooded with junk posts. And they were "making a big move" on both the forums and the app at the same time, nearly bringing the third-party platform, which had only launched yesterday, to its knees.
It was understandable, really.
The players who already had headsets were itching to return to Transia and resume their sacred duty as cannon fodder for the Governor. The ones who were still waiting for their chance to play remembered Murphy's earlier news about the hardware factory's "increased production capacity." They were howling as they posted in the feedback section, demanding headsets so they could go live the happy life of risking their necks in Transia.
The would-be players on the app were even more relentless.
They said they'd filled out the damned questionnaire, consisting of 300 bizarre questions, and that it even included an essay question requiring 300 words. The whole thing had been as painful as an exam.
But the thing was, if they'd passed the exam, then they deserved a reward