[ FrozenFire Reply: What can we do? There are only 20 beta test slots, and Master PungPong is the only one that does live streaming. I don't believe these beta test players don't have any connections with the people inside the company. ]
[ DesuKick Reply: When is the official going to add more beta test slots? I'm so anxious! ]
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[ Mister Trouble Maker Reply: Do you guys really believe there's a holographic game?
[ N0tsonice Reply: Mister Trouble Maker, you're here! ]
[ Abelini Reply: Oh, yeah, yeah, Mister Trouble Maker, you're always right. ]
[ Teraa Reply: Mister Trouble Maker, I didn't expect to see you here too. What are you trying to do? ]
Mister Trouble Maker was so angry at these people.
He thought he was being nice, but they didn't appreciate it at all.
When the promotional video came out, there were so many people criticizing it, so why didn't they listen to the warnings?
[ Mister Trouble Maker Reply: I didn't think you guys were so stupid, getting tricked by such a small scheme. ]
Seeing that these players were too stubborn to admit it, Mister Trouble Maker decided to start a new post to list all the evidence, so everyone could see the truth.
The title of "The First Holographic Game" was so big that many players almost ignored some of the questionable things about this company, World Of Eorera.
For example, Mister Trouble Maker did some digging and found out that there's no company that was registered under the name World Of Eorera.
That means World Of Eorera isn't even a real company, let alone a game called <
If they want to release the game, they need a game license, but no one in the industry has ever heard anything about this game.
If they release a game without a license, that would be illegal.
Aren't these problems proof enough?
After Mister Trouble Maker posted his message, he thought other players would agree with him, but what actually happened left him confused.
[ ZionJack Reply: Oh yeah, you're right. ]
[ KazutWoo Reply: Mister Trouble Maker is not wrong! ]
[ AtomicFart Reply: Don't worry, Mister Trouble Maker, we're not dumb enough to be tricked. ]
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[ Pabote Reply: Seeing how serious Mister Trouble Maker is to educate people but still thinking that people would be getting fooled, I feel a little bit bad. To be honest, Mister Trouble Maker doesn't need to worry. This thing is really happening and can't be faked. No need to mention that right now, it's just the game's beta testing phase, so it doesn't need a game license. During the beta test, players don't even have to pay for the equipment. Whether it's real or fake, we can wait until today's live streaming ends, and after all the players have their say, we'll know for sure. ]
After reading this, Mister Trouble Maker thought about it and decided to drop the issue.
Hanjun saw this group of noisy users and smiled happily.
The people talking about the game now would be the future players.