Shen's attack was so fast that even he could not believe he could be that fast. He quickly looked up to see how much damage he inflicted on the Chicken.
-3.6
'What a weird number…' he thought to himself as he immediately retreated. He backed out as soon as he inflicted the damage as he had achieved his goal.
Sure enough, new information appeared in front of him in the form of a screen.
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[???]
Tribe: -
Level: 30
Skill:???
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"What!?" Shen screamed out of his lungs when he saw the level of the chicken.
He was shocked that he stopped moving. Level 30 monster, 29 levels gap. The gap was too big for a starter monster.
Shen then looked at the HP bar, he noticed that he inflicted almost no damage. The bar barely reduced, like a strand of hair or even less. It was barely visible, he had to look at the HP bar carefully to notice that.
Swoosh!
In his shocked state, the chicken shortened the distance. It cruised toward him with its beak pointed at him.
Back to the village, Shen was still in a daze. The chicken was level 30, very fast, and it was very tough as well. 3.6 damage barely reduced the hp, meaning the chicken was very tanky for someone like him.
"Hah, how am I supposed to kill the chicken?" Shen was frustrated. He had his skill, but his skill was weak. It did not deal a fixed amount of damage but the percentage of his base damage.
It was quite weak in the beginning and would get stronger later on. But it was very weak in the beginning, it would not help him kill the chicken.
He had the Gifted Spear to increase his damage, but he could not use the skill if he equipped the spear. Void Draw could be used only with a sword. Spear did not work with his skill.
"Nah, I can't give up now," Shen shook the thought of giving up and walked out of the village with his chest high up.
Two hours later, after countless deaths, Shen sat in front of the respawn spot. He faces the reality that he could not win against the chicken.
"I guess this is for today," he had been playing for four hours. If not for the impossible obstacle, he would continue playing. But this was his limit, "Man, the game is supposed to be entertaining, not frustrating like this."
Shen logged out and his vision back to the gaming pod. He let out a long sigh, "It seems I have used all my luck during my teenage days…"
A group of people and a streamer hunting him down for the content. He decided to jump off the cliff but the plan for sure backfired. He has now ended up in an unknown place with absurdly powerful monsters.
"Wait, maybe the chicken is a bug as well. Then the class too, I am still level 1 but I can receive the class. That might be a bug as well," Shen's eyes brightened up.
He opened the email and began to send another report for a bug. He opened the recorded play and screenshot the necessary picture.
Yes, the gaming pod would record the gameplay automatically. So the player could access or even analyze the gameplay. It could be used for the content creator's purpose.
After that, he looked at the right top right corner, it was still eight-thirty. It was too early for him to sleep.
"Ah, I haven't finished the Sky's conference," he opened the official site. Sure enough, Sky posted the conference video on their official site.
He opened the video and fast-forwarded to the last time he watched it. The last time he watched was a female reporter asking for a bullying case that had gone viral on the forum.
"That should be me right, she was talking about?" Shen muttered in a low voice as he started the video.
[It's related to a recent video that gets viral, about a streamer and his friends who bullied a player. They keep killing the same player eleven times until finally the player is forced to log out from the game. The video clip now has received worldwide attention. It has over nine million views as we talk now, What about your view on such gameplay? Isn't this bad for the bullying victim as it may affect his mental health? Will Sky set a regulation to prevent a similar case in the future?]
Director Guan Mu Sheng maintained his professional smile. This was the first time in the conference that the Director did not give his direct answer.
"Let me answer the last question first. I think we will not set any regulations for the issue. Sky will not interfere with what happened in the game as long as the players don't break our policy. We are giving players the freedom to play the game. It is a similar case with the Red Players. For players who focused on PK, we can't ask them to stop killing players since that's how they play the game. Although it's indeed regretful that happened on the first day."
"Oh, please don't twist my words. I also don't support the red players and bullying in-game," Director Guan made a joking smile, "And yes, bullying will cause a bad influence to the victim, especially their mental health. Sky Hopes the players could regularly consult their psychiatrist. Or the players can contact Sky health, we offer a free service if you are a Gaming Pod's owner."
"Lastly, my view on such gameplay. I don't encourage players to kill each other…" Director Guan suddenly stopped midway, "Oh, by the way, this is my personal opinion, not Sky's. I don't encourage players to kill each other, especially at this early stage of the game. There are so many things you need to learn and explore. This is not the traditional RPG game, we have implemented new mechanics and more for players to explore. Rather than wasting your time on mindless PK, it's better to explore the game itself."
Director Guan ended his long answer with a gentle smile. The conference continued for another fifteen minutes before it was over.
Shen looked down on the comment section, thousands of comments were posted.
The top comment received tons of likes and also dislikes at the same time. It was quite a controversial comment as he saw the comment received thousands of replies as well.
RotRat: Whatever man! I agree with what Volt did to that trash noob. He does not deserve to play the game!
The comment received 1.2 million likes, but the dislike was much more than the likes. It had 2.7 million dislikes. He would rather not read the replies as it could be hurtful. This was online, people used the anonymous identity to say whatever they wanted.
Even though Shen had not watched what actually happened on the forum, he was sure they were talking about him.
He scrolled down the comment and he found something weird. As he kept scrolling the comments, there was a hashtag in almost all comments.
#IamonMyGoddessSide