My Players Can Become Gods
Chapter 6

Game Ratings and Player Discussions

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The day is best planned in the morning.

At 6:00 AM, Tang Yu woke from his slumber.

After washing up and eating a simple breakfast, Tang Yu walked toward his study.

He sat before the virtual screen, pulled out the keyboard, and entered his password to reveal the virtual desktop.

Tang Yu then logged into his "Infinite Game Platform" account and began checking the game's backend data.

It had been three days since the release of Omnipotent God. Without any promotion, the game had reached 118 downloads, maintained a stable concurrent player count of around 95, and boasted an incredible 0% uninstallation rate.

It was fair to say that every player who downloaded Omnipotent God became a loyal fan after experiencing the content.

For a game studio with no background, such results were already something to be proud of.

However, Tang Yu was not satisfied with this.

Since he intended for this game to be accessible to all of humanity, he naturally hoped for as many players as possible.

If he relied solely on a few hundred players, it would be impossible to contend with the major factions and formidable indigenous creatures of the Boundless Realm.

Therefore, in Tang Yu's eyes, these current results were merely the beginning.

He clicked on the game details page and scrolled down to the rating section.

By now, many players had already left their ratings.

Without exception, they had all given it a perfect five-star review.

Five stars: 100% (89 people)

Four stars: 0% (0 people)

Three stars: 0% (0 people)

Two stars: 0% (0 people)

One star: 0% (0 people)

"I've finally waited for a series worth living for. I'm grabbing the top comment spot before it gets popular, and here's a five-star review for you. (Rating: Five Stars)"

"The game is excellent, but why is there a resurrection cooldown after death? Even the units need a cooldown to respawn. Can't you let me play the game properly? Is this some kind of hunger marketing? You max out our expectations but don't give us enough satisfaction. Still, considering the high production quality, I'll give it a good review. (Rating: Five Stars)"

"Started with a pickaxe, resources all depend on mining. It's the construction and development style I like, somewhat similar to War3, StarCraft, Warhammer, Red Alert... but with richer content. Plus, the 100% realism provides an immersive experience. The gameplay is excellent, and I look forward to future updates. Also, calling it now: this game is going to be a hit. (Rating: Five Stars)"

After checking the ratings, Tang Yu opened the game discussion forum below.

Although Omnipotent God only had a little over a hundred players at this stage, the forum was quite lively.

Many players gathered here, posting and exchanging information about the game.

"What the hell, there's actually a wolf in the mine? My slave was killed instantly upon contact. Is it really okay to set such strong mobs in the starter village?" OP: Mr. Zhao with One Abdominal Muscle

Content:

Just a reminder to newcomers planning to play this game: don't die easily. Death carries a three-hour resurrection cooldown, and unit death requires a 12-hour cooldown. If you want to resurrect early, you have to spend Divine Power (Note: Divine Power is the in-game currency, which must be obtained by selling resources in the shop; it cannot be purchased with real money). So, save your Divine Power for creating units in the early game; don't waste it on resurrections!

Death is like the wind: Thanks for the heads-up, OP. I'm going back into the mine to grind after I eat. I want to build a hundred-man army as soon as possible. Let's go!

Forget it: Thanks, OP. I'll just stick to mining White Condensation Stone near the entrance in the early game. No more risks for me!

I don't need love: This game is truly addictive and the anticipation is maxed out. It's just that early-game development is quite difficult. What's even worse is that I've looked everywhere and there's no recharge function; I can't pay to speed things up. It's frustrating. I hope they open the recharge function soon.

[Providing a reference for everyone regarding the choice of the three initial Divine Domains!] OP: Don't Touch Me

Content:

I started playing this game on a friend's recommendation and became completely obsessed. As a detail-oriented player, I naturally studied the game's content and rules thoroughly.

I first researched the three Divine Domains available at the start.

There are five of us playing together, and we all had to choose from the three initial Divine Domains, so I've had contact with all of them and discussed them with my friends.

For those who haven't experienced the game yet, let me explain the differences between the three initial Divine Domains.

First, let's talk about the Undead Divine Domain I chose.

The characteristics of the Undead Divine Domain are very clear. The advantage is that the summoned undead units don't get tired, don't need to rest, and don't need to eat while mining. They are essentially perpetual motion machines for mining, which is very useful. The disadvantage is that the combat power of the units summoned in the early game is the lowest, and their mining efficiency is also the slowest (since I haven't saved enough Divine Power to summon higher-tier units, I'm only evaluating the two lowest-tier units).

Next, let's talk about the Blood Divine Domain my buddy plays. The units of the Blood Divine Domain have high strength and stamina attributes, making their mining efficiency very high. Comparing early-game units, they have the highest combat power among the three domains. The downside is that they consume a lot of resources; after about 6 hours of mining, they have to go out and find food, or they will enter a starving state and their mining efficiency will drop. Fortunately, they aren't picky eaters and can eat anything.

Suggestion: Players who choose the Blood Divine Domain should store plenty of food in their personal space (the plants found everywhere on the island are edible; at worst, even tree bark works).

Finally, let's talk about the Winter Divine Domain.

The units produced by the Winter Divine Domain are characterized by high endurance, allowing for long mining sessions, and their efficiency is not low, falling somewhere between the Blood and Undead units. They also consume less food than the Blood Divine Domain units. At this stage, the characteristics of the Winter Divine Domain units aren't very obvious, so I'll rate them the lowest for now.

Five Tiger Generals: Thanks for the guide, OP. As expected, the Blood Divine Domain is the most suitable for me. I didn't choose wrong. (Grinning.jpg)

Winter War God: The OP doesn't know a thing. The Winter Divine Domain is the best of the three. If you don't believe me, look at this screenshot I took from the Divine Domain shop. (Slams table in anger.jpg)

(Attached image: Ice Maiden - Unit Profile)

[Ice Maiden (Low-tier Hero Unit)]

Price: 10,000 Divine Power

Initial Stats: Strength (28), Stamina (23), Spirit (77), Intelligence (High)

Growth Potential: C-rank

Special Abilities: Cold Wind Domain, Mental Focus, Summoning of Frost (Ice Giant)

HandsomeEvenWithoutWashing replied to Winter War God: Holy crap, those legs, that figure, that face... I'm so glad I chose the Winter Divine Domain. I feel like my future is bright now. Don't stop me, I'm going to go mine!

FleetingMoment replied to Winter War God: After seeing the pictures, I suddenly feel like my Blood Divine Realm isn't so great anymore. Damn it, everything I summon has red skin—it's so ugly, it's an eyesore!

FarmerWithThreePunches replied to Winter War God: Brother, once you have enough Divine Power to summon an Ice Maiden, do me a favor and lend her to me for a few days. Thanks in advance (nosebleed.jpg).

IWhoAmPureAndAscetic: Pfft, a bunch of perverts. Once I can summon a Nether Dragon, I'll spit on 100 Ice Maidens at once and show you all that strength is the only true path.

Tang Yu couldn't help but chuckle as he scrolled through the player comments.

Just then, feedback from the God-Demon Space appeared in his mind.

[Notification: A large number of players have died in a short period of time!]

Thinking something had happened, Tang Yu's consciousness instantly entered the God-Demon Space. His gaze pierced through the God-Demon Space to the area where the players were gathered, and he began to observe the situation.

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