This Kallu-t Is Truly Chilling

Honestly, if one had to put it that way.

Mechanics themselves were an inseparable part of games.

Whether it was Fang Mo's favorite sandbox games... or online games like DNF, even Soulslike single-player games, fighting games, and management simulators all had their own distinct mechanics.

But Fang Mo had never hated those "mechanics" themselves.

What he hated were the people who came up with certain mechanics.

Take the DNF game before him, for example. The area he was currently in was the Calat Command Post. Back in the game, this place had been an Ancient dungeon. Like King's Ruins, where Borodin was, it was an extremely difficult instance that ordinary players struggled greatly to clear.

If their damage was not high enough.

They had to go through several rounds of mechanics to kill an elite monster.

But for those big spenders... their damage was always excessive. No matter the dungeon, as long as the BOSS dared to show its health bar, they could take it away with one set of skills.

And that was where the most disgusting part of this map came in.

On the second map of the Calat Command Post, there was a blond elite monster called Spearman Max.

After players entered the map, that guy would forcibly trigger a mechanic, jumping onto a stone platform where players could not hit him and starting to dance. Then he would fire bullets at the players. Whether they were big spenders or ordinary players, they would get shot all over.

To be honest... the damage from that move was not actually very high.

But it was incredibly humiliating.

What Fang Mo had hated most back then was this guy. Every time he reached the second map, Spearman Max would forcibly turn invincible and stall for time.

His equipment back