Almighty Video Game Designer

The next day, Tarren Mill.

After the first day of intense battles, many players had already reached the level 25 -30 range.

Of course, this was already the most talented group of quest maniacs who could reach this level. Although it was fast to level up in the early stages of World of Warcraft, the leveling speed slowed down in the middle and late stages. Even if everyone spent the same amount of time in the game, the level gap would still widen quickly.

For most players, World of Warcraft was like the gate to a new world where everything was rare. Many players didn't even have the desire to level up. They just enjoyed the scenery, did quests, and killed monsters, leveling up as they pleased.

Moreover, how to level up was also a technical job. If one did not have a deep understanding of the game, it was actually very difficult to plan a very reasonable leveling route, and a lot of time would be spent on running.

He saw a hole and went in to take a look.

He saw a mountain there and climbed up to take a look.

After killing a few monsters, his bag was full. He was reluctant to throw away the junk and ran back to the store to sell it.

He saw an NPC with a cool weapon and took a photo with him.

There was a sea of flowers here, a mine there, a Lake and a group of murlocs there ...

Sometimes, they would accidentally enter a high-level area while running, and they would be cut into pieces by high-level monsters on the side of the road. Then, they would have to drag the corpses back ...

Some players had gotten dizzy from completing quests in the Barrenlands and had turned to desperately farm the wailing cave. One could imagine how efficient their leveling was. Meanwhile, the other group of players quickly completed the Barrenlands 'quest and went to Tarren Mill and the Arathi Highlands to level up. After farming sanguine red a few times, the speed of their leveling increased.

Moreover, there were some players who were really bored. After playing in sleep mode for ten hours at night, they would continue to play in normal mode during the day. The leveling speed of such people was even more insane.

In addition, on the second, third, and fourth days after World of Warcraft was launched, new players would keep joining. Soon, the first batch of Max-level accounts would appear in the entire server, and the players of different levels would form a more complete server ecosystem.

However, after the first day of the game, the players 'enthusiasm for World of Warcraft didn't decrease. On the contrary, it became more and more passionate.

If there was an evaluation for the game, it would be: As expected of the game that he had waited for seven years, it was worth it!

Many players would subconsciously compare World of Warcraft to the triple A games that Chen Mo had made before. After all, Chen Mo had conquered the gaming industry with many Triple A games.

However, after comparing them, one would realize that these two types of games gave people completely different feelings.

Unlike Triple-A standalone games, World of Warcraft, which was made by next-gen VR, was Grand, mysterious, and had a rich player's ecosystem.

The core advantage of a Triple-A masterpiece was its story-telling, and most of these games played the role of the protagonist. Even for a game like Iron Man, which widely used the highest level of artificial intelligence, the players could still feel the feeling of being surrounded by the stars in the game.

However, World of Warcraft gave people a completely different feeling.

This was a huge world, and the players could clearly feel that they were just ordinary people in this huge world.

Take old P for example. Although he thought that he played well, he knew that there were many players who were better than him. Of course, there were also many players who were noob than him. However, no matter what, the difference between them was not big. Each of them was not the protagonist of this world, and of course, they were not supporting characters. They were just a part of this world.

It was about playing the role of an ordinary adventurer, coming to a village, completing a certain mission, and exploring the mysterious veil of the world to his heart's content.

Mmorpgs seemed to be an old theme, but Chen Mo was able to bring it back to life.

……

Old P, Lin Xue, and zou Zhuo had arrived at the Hillsbrad Hills to complete their mission in Tarren Mill.

The howling caves were a little difficult to clear. After all, other than old P, the mage, the other four teammates were not very reliable.

A warrior without a main weapon, a shaman with an enhancement talent to heal, a Hunter without a pet or skill, a thief wearing several pieces of cloth armor who only knew how to fight monsters ...

Fortunately, everyone was unyielding. Even if they were wiped out, no one complained. After nearly three hours of hard work, they finally cleared the wailing cave.

After that, the three of them cleared the quests near the crossroad and went to Silverpine Forest to clear Shadowfang Keep. Finally, they ran to Hillsbrad Hills and agreed to go offline.

The next night, the three of them went online on time and continued to level up.

Since these three were all very influential live streamers, there were always players who came to admire them while they were doing missions. Later, these three people formed a five-person team with their in-game friends. It could be considered a fixed team to play Dungeons and level up together.

The importance of sleep mode was revealed at this time.

If there was no sleep mode, everyone's game time would at most be concentrated in the usual nights and weekends, but these times were often very easy to occupy. Occasionally, they would work overtime or go out for a meal. If one or two people were missing in the five-person team, the activity could not be organized. They could only find Savage players, which was very inconvenient.

However, with the sleep mode, everyone could set the meeting time at midnight and play for 10 hours before going offline together. Generally speaking, even if they were working overtime, many people would be asleep at 12 o' clock at night, so basically no one would be absent. When there was enough game time, the time of the event was fixed.

As a matter of fact, after midnight, the number of players in World of Warcraft would indeed surge. It was very lively to visit the main cities.

There were many quests in Tarren Mill, and zou Zhuo was very happy to accept them.

It wasn't that he liked to do missions, but the more missions he had, the faster he could level up. After yesterday's game, everyone knew that World of Warcraft was completely different from many other mmorpgs. The experience points gained from killing monsters were very little, and even clearing Dungeons didn't necessarily help them level up quickly. The best choice was to clear quests efficiently.

Zou Zhuo's bull was fully equipped now. After all, he had been through two Dungeons and had several blue equipment on him. The rest were Green Chain mail. He was very confident.

In the end, while he was farming monsters, he felt a chill on his back. A Frostbolt had hit his waist.

Zou Zhuo was shocked, what was going on?

He saw two red "monsters" attacking him from behind. One was a human mage, and the other was an elven Hunter.

The mage's name was,"dad said that the name was short, and it was safe to hide in the grass so that the tribe wouldn't find them."

The hunter's name was,"mom said that it's too dangerous to hide a Hunter's name in the grass."

Zou Zhuo was dumbfounded, what were these two monsters?