"I'm so pissed. The monsters outside are way too strong. They don't give newbies a chance to survive. Good thing I'm quick on my feet. I managed to escape a Blood Corpse, and before entering Emperor Tomb Village, I even turned around and spat at the Blood Corpse that had chased me for ten blocks."
"Looking for a party. Any high-level bros willing to start a party and take me exploring outside? It's too scary out there."
"This game is absolutely unbeatable. The tactile feedback when touching my girlfriend is way too realistic. I honestly can't even tell the difference from reality. Just what I'd expect from a game I paid 128888 for. Money well spent."
"Looking for a veteran to party with. I'm a newbie and don't understand anything. Can someone teach me how to put together Star Meridians?"
"Haha, I've turned into a little turkey. This Star Meridian switching is pretty interesting. Operation Raise a Golden-Winged Great Peng Bird is a go!"
New players kept pouring in, and the Respawn Point in Emperor Tomb Village was soon overcrowded.
All the new players behaved very similarly after entering this groundbreaking new game, testing its realistic feedback in all sorts of ways, trying to find any feedback bugs that might exist.
Some players even went too far with their tests and rolled around on the ground in pain.
Others got into conflicts while testing the realistic feedback on each other, which gradually escalated into violent brawls as they grappled together.
The passing veteran players generally looked at the newbies' bizarre antics after entering the game as though they were idiots, forgetting that they had been exactly the same when they first joined, pulling all sorts of wild stunts to test the game's realism.
Unlike the previous batch of players, those