Forum.
At that moment, it was indeed a scene brimming with life, with all things striving to flourish.
Because of the ridiculous stunt those civilian construction clubs had pulled not long ago, dumping a pile of civilian dungeons online in a short span of time, every player felt that Lu Xiu's newly released dungeon had come to slap them in the face.
That made plenty of people very curious about what Lu Xiu's second horror-survival dungeon was actually like—mainly, they were curious about what the rewards were like.
And when the new dungeon went live, they discovered the ticket only cost 400. Compared with her previous dungeon, [Titanfall], it was practically dirt cheap. Add in Lu Xiu's reputation, and a crowd of players immediately flooded in.
Yes.
They were not worried at all that Lu Xiu's dungeon would be too hellish.
Though some people were afraid the difficulty would be too high.
But the vast majority of them really did not have many concerns about it.
On one hand, this was because after being tempered by the Resident Evil dungeon, they all felt they had experience now. On the other hand, the pile of dungeons those civilian construction clubs had put online had been so hard to take seriously that, under the high-density bombardment of the same type of dungeon, they had subconsciously lost their reverence for horror-survival dungeons.
Not only that, many people were even a little worried that Lu Xiu's [Outlast] would be just like the pile of dungeons the civilian construction clubs had uploaded, a tired loop of old routines with garbage rewards.
Especially when they discovered that [Outlast] was still rated S, the players became even more worried.
And when a huge wave of players poured into the dungeon, at the very beginning, as they sat