Origin Altar.
By analyzing the information he had gathered, Qi Sheng had already learned the plan Lord of Bliss had devised.
Before this, Lord of Bliss had faced a series of problems he couldn't solve while creating players.
The first was how the players felt.
Without consistent positive feedback, copying his approach of creating a Player Legion hadn't even gotten off the ground before most of the players left.
Lord of Bliss's solution was to force them into death games, turning their enjoyment into a desperate will to survive under extreme pressure.
With the new format, there would be no shortage of players willing to risk their lives.
After all, completing a mission gave them a chance to survive, while failing meant certain death.
Given the choice between the hope of survival and death, most living beings would choose the former.
The second problem was that teleportation and death each carried a certain risk of failure.
As a result, some players died during teleportation or recovery before they even entered Monster World.
The solution was to refine the spatial tunnels and reduce their size.
That meant fewer players could be recruited each time.
Compared to these issues, what concerned Lord of Bliss most was that his resource expenditures exceeded his income.
His original plan for dealing with this problem was to set it aside for the time being and first test how the Bliss Players performed in Monster World before deciding what to do.
And so, the third recruitment test began.
This round left Lord of Bliss furious.
He gave the recruited players twenty chances to revive and raised their starting level to Shieldbow rank (Hunting Level: 35).
Yet the Bliss Players still died in droves.
They were so useless it was painful to watch, getting beaten every which way