[ Zhong Lele ]'s videos focus on the plot of some random tasks. In the World of Disorder, dozens or even hundreds of completely different random tasks refresh every day. Some of these tasks have generous rewards, some have touching content, and some seem to have some strange problems.
But even helping those NPC villagers with simple tasks can lead to completely different dialogues and plot developments.
To date, no two people have ever done the exact same random task. [ Zhong Lele ] has also added a "Submissions Accepted" tag to the homepage of his video website, compiling and releasing videos of interesting random task processes sent by players after removing the meaningless parts, thus accumulating a large number of followers.
In addition, [ Zhong Lele ] has not forgotten what she started with. She still maintains a very high frequency of posting in-game photos of NPCs, and has managed to attract two types of audiences with just one video account.
Recently, she has been brewing a "big project" to create a meme-worthy music video edited from players' screams. She has already collected most of the materials, and once she finds a suitable original track, she can soon make viewers exclaim that their ears are about to have a miscarriage, thereby gaining a third type of audience.
These are just some of the larger video creators; the amount of content posted by other players is countless. The amount of internet content related to " World of Disorder " is increasing at an alarming rate every day, and the entire " World of Disorder " community is thriving.
In this gaming atmosphere that can be described as "national producers," the number of views for [ Great Wei Boxing Champion ]'s video began to increase rapidly after it was released, and the comments also surged one after another like a rising tide.
Some outsiders who were drawn in didn't understand why so many people were so crazy about being able to buy land in the game, and thus expressed their confusion in the comments section:
[ Mules and Horses Drive the Sun ]: "It's just a piece of land in a game, a bunch of electronic data. Maybe one day a power outage will burn the hardboard and it'll be gone. It feels no different from those other cyber real estate scams. Is it really necessary to be this crazy?"
[ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ]: "Dude, you don't understand, the game ' World of Disorder ' is really different..."
[ Mules and Horses Drive the Sun ]: "I can tolerate sycophantic comments, but is there any proper scientific explanation?"
[ Gu Gugu ]: "Some brothers, what you said isn't entirely wrong. It's just a bunch of digital data, but firstly, this game has no in-app purchases. Aside from buying a pass, there's no other way to spend money. Besides, you can easily earn back the money spent on the pass with a little effort, so there's no question of it being a scam. Secondly, this game hasn't had any bugs that affect the gameplay experience so far. Every time the official says they've fixed a bug, I don't even know what they've fixed. Plus, it's a completely immersive game, unlike what you see with VR glasses. So what if it's just digital data on the internet? Everyone needs some kind of emotional connection, right?"
[ Mules and Horses Drive the Sun ]: "I hadn't paid attention to this game before. Has technology advanced to this level now?"
[ Gu Gugu ]: "Trust me, this is the only one."
[ Enemy from the Sky ]: "@Mule Mules and Horses Drive the Sun Dude, I'm not in a related field so I can't really say anything, but I think, if a game's content looks real, sounds real, smells real, and feels real, then what's wrong with believing it's real? As long as this game exists, we'll always have a cyber base, and since we can log in to this game for twelve hours a day, it can be half of our lives."
[ Mules and Horses Drive the Sun ]: "@Gu Gugu Enemy from the Sky I roughly understand now. My previous judgment was rather arbitrary. I'll learn more about the game before making a final evaluation."
[ Gu Gugu ]: "If you go directly into the game, remember to search for my ID and add me as a friend."
[ Enemy from the Sky ]: "+1"
[ Mules and Horses Drive the Sun ]: "Okay."
Similar promotions are repeatedly appearing in the comment section of [ Great Wei Boxing Champion ]'s videos. In fact, whether it's a game, a movie, or anything else, if you want to attract more attention, you inevitably need some topics that can attract people outside the circle.
Only through discussions and exchanges on these shared topics can "outsiders" and "insiders" eventually be assimilated into a new "insider" group.
As the topic of "cyber real estate" continues to gain traction, activities within the game " World of Disorder " are also in full swing.
More than half of the players have already started doing what they are good at, accumulating contribution points that can be used to share the prize pool.
Most of the remaining players are also preparing for the " Bloody Night " event, but they are either not well-developed or too new to participate immediately.
The remaining very small group consists of dedicated free-to-play players whose actions after logging in each day seem unaffected by any events.
Two typical examples are the two fishermen who always spawn by the river and the female player who runs a Greenhouse.
Ed actually had no objection to the group of laid-back gamers led by these three.
Everyone has the right to enjoy the game content freely, and it's perfectly fine if they don't participate in any major version events.
Moreover, it's practically impossible to completely avoid participating in major events. It's like two fishermen whose fish end up in the market as food, while some Aberration fish that have nowhere to go end up in the water are disposed of by them.
The same applies to the person who runs the Greenhouse. The diet of Aberration plants is actually very broad, so that the Aberration plant shop called "Greenhouse " has shown a trend of developing into a "kitchen waste recycling station".
The Deadwood Vine and Strangler Fig produced there are particularly popular among players who primarily focus on plant-based builds.
Therefore, these laid-back players are actually participating in the operation of the Second Holy See without realizing it, but their contributions are more indirect than those of normal players, resulting in a very slow rate of contribution gain.
Thus, the entire Second Holy See began operating under the new model under Ed's orders.
He kept switching between the player's perspective and that of some named NPCs with special markings, watching as watchtowers were gradually built up around the Baron's territory and White Wax Town. Near those watchtowers, plants with huge tree holes were also growing wildly at a visible rate.
After three days of intensive construction, the team composed of natives of the Tree Worship Church began their official journey to the border between White Wax Town and the Baron's Domain.
Among those who chose to become engineers and militiamen, Ed saw a familiar name.
Pre-experimental subject Darnell.