Heathcliff turned into a keyboard warrior, frantically hammering out code. Both hands moved so fast they became afterimages.
After all, Heathcliff was Kayaba Akihiko. While others were still in middle school, he had already been admitted to Toto Institute of Technology and pursued advanced studies at the Shigemura Laboratory, focusing on research in related fields.
He was a genuine genius. He could basically remember code after reading it once, so he typed incredibly fast. Before long, Kayaba Akihiko stopped typing and let out a long breath. He had finally modified the game system settings, completely removing mana potions from the game world. At the same time, he sent every player an apology letter and compensation through their system inventory.
It was roughly twenty revival coins per player.
They could immediately revive a player within ten seconds of death.
But after ten seconds had passed, they were useless.
This was quite similar to the revival item Kirito had sought in the original story to revive Sachi. It also had a ten-second limit.
However, Sachi had already been dead longer than the item's usable window, so Kirito casually tossed it to Klein and no longer wanted it.
After all, what use was it to him if it couldn't revive Sachi?
If one had to name Kirito's first love, it was probably the girl named Sachi.
Asuna came later.
And Asuna had been the one to take the initiative.
Very soon, every player in Aincrad received an email.
It explained in detail the compensation plan for the changes to the game settings.
Even if the players disagreed, it was useless. Who were they supposed to complain to?
There was no customer service hotline here...
This matter had quite a major impact on all players. First of all, how were they supposed to recover