Having lamented NetDragon's publicity strategy, Lincoln was somewhat conflicted.
Originally, he had planned to wait until NetDragon's DLC was released, then Cloud Dream would directly issue an announcement, proclaiming the "Night City Virtual Concert" of Queen of Heaven An Rongyi.
He would then grab all the attention and let NetDragon experience what it's like to be "cold, desolate, and miserable."
But now, he had to admit that after NetDragon played the Gavin card, the attention was somewhat guaranteed.
Moreover, Lincoln noticed that many core-oriented players still had deep feelings for "Blaze 3."
Before Gavin appeared, most players' discussions revealed a sense of "proper farewell."
This made him feel somewhat reluctant to do so.
He indeed had issues with NetDragon, but he could also fully understand the players' sincere expectations for a decent ending to a game.
