Amid widespread anticipation, Hidden Jun Ninja finally completed its update.
Watching the players log in one after another, Ye Chen, who had been busy for half the day, finally let out a long breath and practically collapsed into his lounge chair from exhaustion.
He did not have to worry about game balance at all.
The system handled that for him, automatically checking for bugs and completing iterative updates without ever disrupting the game's balance.
The reason Ye Chen was so exhausted was that he had given Hidden Jun Village a major overhaul.
The in-game model for Hidden Jun Village had actually been due for a change for quite some time.
With so many players pouring in, the originally small village had begun to feel cramped and crowded.
And as players continued to arrive, the number of in-game "natives" had become very small by comparison.
This made accepting quests inconvenient for new players, leading to the queues for quests they had seen before.
There had even been "heated scenes" of players coming to blows over a single quest.
Changing the game model would also make future village upgrades more convenient, allowing new facilities to be added continuously.
Hidden Jun Village was now a level 4 village.
It should have been larger, at least comparable in size to Kusagakure.
However, the limitations of the original model made the entire village seem cramped and crowded.
And as the village leveled up and more new facilities were added, the whole village felt increasingly cramped.
Ye Chen had been dissatisfied with this for a long time, but making sweeping changes to the game model while the game was running was inconvenient.
Taking advantage of this update, Ye Chen had personally given the village a major overhaul.
First came the change in the village's size: its