Wasn't this supposed to be a player arena?
Why did it feel more like a duel between Dungeon Architects?
Lu Xiu knelt on her bed, her soft black hair scattered messily over her shoulders. She sat there stunned for a full ten seconds as wind slipped through the gap in the not-quite-closed window, stirring the cream-colored curtains and brushing against her exposed, pale, delicate skin.
"—"
Lu Xiu shivered and abruptly came back to her senses. She looked down at herself, then hurried to the wardrobe to find something to change into.
Once she was properly dressed again.
Lu Xiu continued staring at the window and began to think.
Cross-realm, PVP, arena battles, forced Plunder—the deadliest strategic weapon available to players in this region, the cruelest and most tightly constructed Shura arena—
First, privately made instances that had been cleared and verified would automatically be added to the Cross-Realm Arena's scene pool.
That meant privately made instances would become battlefields for player-versus-player combat.
But how would those scenes interact with the battling players?
Would only the rules take effect?
Or would enemies appear as well?
For example, if the Sekiro Instance became a scene, would players have their abilities stripped away and fight under Sekiro's rules? Or would the clear requirements remain? Would everyone, like in a speedrun, have to fight the enemies inside the instance while battling other players at the same time?
If it was the former, then it would depend on how well the players understood the instance rules themselves.
If it was the latter, the players here would probably beat the shit out of players from other worlds.
After Sekiro's ticket price dropped, practically every player had died in Sekiro more than a hundred times. They had experienced every imaginable way to die.
They were more