For many players, "Payday" still brought them a great deal of fun.
Although its media scores fell short of Nebula Games' other titles, especially "Elden Ring," which had once again earned countless perfect scores from the media...
When it came to fun, "Payday" had not come up short at all.
Its content looked simple, but its replayability was unexpectedly high.
The players' reviews had become increasingly entertaining as well.
Things like the drill and chainsaw were frequently mocked by players.
Of course, there was another very important point: Rainbow Six players were furious.
We were actively engaged in counterterrorism over here, while you guys were shopping across the globe to grow bigger and stronger?
Furious! They had to be furious!
But while players laughed and enjoyed the happiness brought by "Payday," Nebula Games was also making constant moves internally.
The news that leaked out excited countless players and made innumerable studios preparing to enter the market and promote their new games stop in their tracks.
The reason was simple: the no-longer-young "World of Warcraft" was finally about to receive another new expansion.
After expansions such as The Burning Crusade, "World of Warcraft" had finally ushered in the expansion players had been anticipating most eagerly—"Wrath of the Lich King."
Compared with the previous Opening of Ahn'Qiraj, when The Burning Crusade expansion arrived, countless familiar characters had appeared before the players.
If one were to ask which Warcraft character players remembered most deeply...
Then at present, perhaps six out of every ten Warcraft players would say: Arthas.
And among the remaining four, three would probably say Illidan.
That was because those two characters had left far too deep an impression on players in "Warcraft."
As the most glorious representative of RTS games, "Warcraft" had etched itself into the hearts of countless players.