Though the livestream had not ended, the sight of several Blood Shadow Gate disciples carrying their eldest senior brother away in a bedraggled retreat meant the rest of the journey had entered garbage time.
Apart from a few viewers interested in the scenery of another world, viewers left the livestream in droves and flooded into the forums.
The Immortal World forums erupted into another storm over Lin Bai.
Well!
Every livestream involving Lin Bai caused a sensation.
But this one was the fiercest yet.
Within minutes, a trending thread appeared: "We strongly demand that the Game Developers nerf Lin Bai. His very existence is the greatest injustice to players in the other Novice Villages."
The post listed Lin Bai's strengths in detail:
While everyone else was still grinding levels, Beggar Gang disciples already had access to high-level Martial Arts.
Lin Bai's combat power even surpassed that of the other NPCs entirely.
Most importantly, Lin Bai personally stepped in to fight other NPCs, while other players could not even get their own masters to act.
If this continued, the Beggar Gang would inevitably reign supreme, and the game would lose all the fun of competition.
The thread even grew into a thousand-story tower of replies declaring, "Nerf Lin Bai, or I quit."
The second thread voted to the top concerned advertising.
Even more people believed that bringing real-world advertisements directly into the game seriously damaged the gaming experience.
It spoiled what had been a perfectly good Immortal World.
The replies were a solid wall of criticism aimed at the Game Developers, along with even more calls to boycott Muming Milk.
Only the third trending thread discussed Lin Bai's "holy shit" bug, but it clearly attracted little attention. After all, most people did not even have game accounts yet and had no