He Couldn't Find Anyone to Match With

The Doomsday Game wouldn't leave any loopholes for players to throw matches.

For targeted matchmaking, it compared a player's performance in the arena with their usual performance in battle.

It also took into account the combat strength of both players.

If the system determined that a player had thrown a match, both players would lose a large number of points, along with experience, Gold Coins, and other costly penalties.

One such penalty could leave an ordinary player destitute.

Under these conditions, players who joined targeted matches went all-out as soon as they entered the arena, not daring to slack off in the slightest.

Over time, targeted matchmaking became the best place in the Doomsday Game for two players to settle their grudges.

Random matchmaking, on the other hand, was where people really went to climb the ranks.

Lin Zhiluo had no enemies he needed to settle things with, so he promptly pressed the "Random Match" button.

[Player "Yazi" has 0 points. Pay 10 Gold Coins to begin random matchmaking. Current number of players in queue: 1,860]

It seemed the new mechanic had indeed attracted quite a few players.

It hadn't been long, and more than a thousand people had already queued for random matches.

[Match found. Entering No. 19 Arena]

White light enveloped Lin Zhiluo once more, and he appeared in a huge, square arena.

Its design was much like the one built for the individual tournament in Jingdu, made entirely of white jade.

A massive barrier also surrounded the entire arena.

The difference was that this arena randomly generated different environments for players to fight in.

The player who appeared alongside Lin Zhiluo was standing opposite him, rubbing his hands together as if he were ready to slaughter his way through the competition.

"Bro, let