[ I won't even dream about getting in. I'll just watch as others get selected for the beta test. Why is my luck so bad? ]
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Seeing these comments, Hanjun mischievously replied, "Don't worry, we have plenty of money, no risk of going bankrupt."
What else could the netizens say? Of course, they rushed to sign up.
Maybe next time, they'd be the ones to get a beta test spot.
After watching the netizens' reactions, Hanjun took a quick look at the official game forum, mainly to see if the beta test players and viewers had any suggestions for the game.
Only by ensuring a good player experience could he make the players loyal.
However, when Hanjun checked the forum, he found it overrun by netizens drawn in by the trending topic.
Most of the beta test players were in the game, while the others could only watch Master PungPong's live streaming and console each other in the posts.
After scrolling through a few pages, Hanjun finally spotted a thread with a title suggesting serious discussion.
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Hanjun clicked on it and realized the author was familiar.
Wasn't this Spicy Flavor Fairy, who was currently in the game?
In the game, Hanjun had a strong impression of this person, and from the way he spoke, it was clear he was a player who excelled at analysis.
Given the title of the thread, this post probably had a lot of valuable insights.
Hanjun read through the post carefully.
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[ Original Poster (OP) ]
[ The reward distribution for quets in the game is unfair. Most quests in the game are shared with everyone, and everyone gets rewards as long as one person completes the quest. This setup encourages some players to slack off and just wait for others to do the work.
Suggestion: Change the reward distribution to be based on contribution points, which would motivate players to be more active in completing the quest. ]
[ Players cannot view their personal stats. So far, players can't see their own stats, which is frustrating.
Suggestion: Add a personal stats interface. ]
[ There are too few NPCs in the beginner village. Many essential NPCs, like those for a general store or pharmacy, are missing.
Suggestion: Add more NPCs as soon as possible. ]
[ The priest class is advancing too quickly. The players who choose the priest class are progressing much faster than others, leaving those who don't want to be priests without other options, leading to a poor game experience.
Suggestion: Introduce new classes for players to choose from soon. ]
[ The game's background story is too limited. Players want to learn more about the lore of the World of Eorera. ]
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After reading the article, Hanjun found that most of the points were reasonable.
He had already considered some of these issues, but he had been piling them up for now, not rushing to fix them.
Beyond these points, Spicy Flavor Fairy didn't record any more issues, but the replies to the post were quite funny.