Night fell on the modern city, and the street lights and billboards along the street opened light one after another. The colorful lights and the brilliance of the screen are interlaced in the circular square, and the lights illuminate the road into a brownish-yellow color, like a metallic luster with a little mist.
Su Yu stood on the street where people came and went, and it took a while for him to accept his current situation.
The place where he is now is called Domino City. On the earth where he was originally located, it should have been located in a fictional island city, from the classic old animation "Yu-Gi-Oh".
What's interesting is that he just built a trumpet in the IP adaptation game "Yu-Gi-Oh! Link World Online", which has been popular in a game world in recent years, just before he Transmigrated, and just finished editing the character to log in to game and was ready to start a happy duel journey... ..
...and then there is a blank.
So it's more likely that it's not so much a time travel to an anime... travel to a game that link world?
Link World Online was the most popular online card game in the world before Su Yu Transmigrated... It seems a bit inaccurate to say that, because this is not just a card game.
This is a fully immersive online online game based on the most cutting-edge technology. Although it is a card game, the mode is a bit like an MMORPG.
The area where the player logs in in Game is the famous Domino City in the Yu-Gi-Oh animation, the hometown of the first-generation duel king Muto Yugi.
This game has a very high degree of freedom. Players can freely explore the map, duel with NPC duelists, obtain rewards by completing various tasks, and collect cards to strengthen their decks, thereby gaining greater strength in this world. .
As we all know, in the Yu-Gi-Oh world, deck strength and playing skills can basically be directly linked to strength. It's kind of like the basic laws of the world, and it's a world where poker is a priority.
Even those super bosses who are powerful enough to destroy the world still have to Duel with the protagonist obediently abide by the rules in the end.
In fact, before the time-travel, Su Yu was basically in this game every day, running around the map every day to do tasks/mission, draw card packs for krypton gems, or go to the player arena to play one/two games with other players. .....
Link World is not only a game, but also a work for him.
At first, he saw a game video made by a well-known UP master in game area, which gave him the idea of "recording the wonderful games in the arena to make a video".
Relying on the popularity of game Link World Online, he made some entertainment-oriented duel videos, and his results have always been passable. Although it can't be compared with those real bigwigs, at least it's no problem to make a living by playing Link World.
And then...he just Transmigrated.
At this time, Su Yu's heart was anxious.
He is not a big guy when it comes to Duel. Although he has been in the rabbit hole for a long time, he is more of an entertainment player than competition player.
Just relying on his third rate duelist with a fourth rate Deck (Kaiba Quote) to mingle in this world where Duel are respected, he is still a little out of line.
However, since it has come, it is safe to do so. Since people have arrived here, they must quickly find a way to adapt.
To Su Yu's surprise, when he tried to call out the menu like in the game, the familiar game panel from the previous life actually jumped out in front of him again.
Name: Yu Yôu
Category: NPC
Level: 1
Charm: 95
Lucky: 20
Stamina: 33
Endurance : 35
Remarks: It's nothing extraordinary, and strives to become a professional duelist.
Yu Yôu was the ID that he picked up when he created the account. Because after all, we are playing Yugi of Yu-Gi-Oh, it is common sense (mistake) to start Duel with the word "Yu" at the beginning of the name. As for " Yôu ", it is the slang of his real name Yu, and there is no other meaning.
But it seems that the ID he picked up will be his name from now on...
Thinking of Su Yu (now Yu Yôu) is a little fortunate. Fortunately, when he named his name, he didn't have a painful name like "Crazy Dragon Shao Hanging Destroyed Heaven", otherwise he would have just suicide in place...
It's just that this panel... is a bit overwhelming.
The good news is that at least the panel data doesn't look much different from the player panel he is familiar with, and he can understand most of the attribute data.
The bad news is that his panel seems to be a little too technical...
Obviously, all his initial attribute points seem to be skewed to the charm value. In layman's terms, it's beauty.
100% of the charm value is a full score, if it is over 80 points, it is considered a high-value area, and 90 points belongs to the level of celebrity face. Like his initial score of ninety-five points, it may be close to an unparalleled level.
At this time, you may ask, it's just a TCG game, can you use a hammer with a high face value? Is it possible to draw the card you want if you are handsome?
Eh, you probably don't understand this. The NPCs in this game all have their own favorability system. The higher the favorability of a key NPC towards you, the more chance you have to trigger a plot on him and her, and may even be rewarded with rare cards.
Therefore, some players can rely on their high charm value and try their best to lick their favorite NPC sisters as long as they wait patiently until their favorability is full, then players can get their wish...
...Duel with the NPC lady (the dream of otaku)
Oh, what are you thinking about? Link World is a serious card online game, but it has passed the review, and there is absolutely no unhealthy game content.
95 charm points is not bad, after all, being handsome is not a bad thing. Besides, the appearance of book lovers who are reading books and chasing dramas these days is generally on the rise, and the market generally reflects that the protagonist is not handsome and the reader has no sense of substitution to be the protagonist.
However, lucky 20 is a bit of a pain in the ass.
It's not that you can't draw the card you want during a duel with low luck value - according to this worldview setting, whether or not you can draw it depends on "the bond between the duelist and the card", and has little to do with the luck attribute.
The luck attribute here affects the probability of hitting when you activate those effects such as flipping a coin and guessing heads or tails.
If your luck at 20 point, it basically means that you will lose every bet in your life, that is, when you flip a coin, you must acquire negative guess.
In this regard, Yu Yôu estimated that the lucky value of the Senior J in the Yu-Gi-Oh! animation should be more than 90. Most of this big guy's decks are gambling effects. This person's shit luck is so strong that he has super powers. In the original animation, a normal deck users win the runner-up in the Duelist Kingdom competition with his strong shit luck. The results of the semi-finals of the urban competition.
We generally use one word to describe this kind of person - gambler.
The next step is endurance and stamina, these two data are directly related.
At this point you may be asking again - what else does a card game have to do with endurance?
However, according to the world view of Yu-Gi-Oh, Duel is indeed related to endurance. Although the monsters summoned and activated by both sides of the duelist are all three-dimensional images, according to the settings, they will still cause physical shocks to the duelist.
The stamina value directly corresponds to the upper limit of the player's stamina. The stamina of 33 on Yu Yôu 's panel means that he can fight a total of three times when his stamina is in good condition.
If the stamina value is between 40 and 50, you can fight four games in a row if it is between 50 and 60, you can fight five games in a row, if it is above 60, you can fight six games in a row, and so on.
Therefore, Duel is actually a physical activity, and it also has certain requirements on the endurance of the duelist.
Endurance 35 is obviously below the pass line, which makes Yu Yôu feel a little bit of a pain in the ass.
After all, a Man if the stamina is not enough, no matter how good the technique is, it is still useless. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (referring to card skills) .
The lack of stamina directly affects the upgrade speed, but this attribute may also increase as the level increases.
If you want to level up in the link world, you must gain experience points by dueling with others or completing mission tasks, and leveling up will be accompanied by some rewards such as coupons and gems.
Cards can be exchanged for a limited number at the system, while gems can be used to draw card packs at the system.
It is precisely because there are systematic channels that players even have the opportunity to obtain cards that should not have been available in the background era of Yu-Gi-Oh.
But that's all for later.
Now, Yu Yôu must think carefully about how he will go as an unknown NPC passerby in the Yu-Gi-Oh! world.