Chapter 368: Chapter 234: Cultivation Fantasy, Launch!
A month passed in the blink of an eye.
During this month, Tianba Studio updated a ton of content for "Cultivation Fantasy" and tested the stability and reliability of the paynt channels.
At this point, everything was ready!
As promotional ads flooded the internet and players who reserved the ga received notification texts about the public launch, the highly anticipated Xianxia MMORPG "Cultivation Fantasy" finally launched its servers.
"[Tianba Technology] A new Xianxia-thed online ga ’Cultivation Fantasy’ is here with a bang! Continuous public testing benefits, a seven-day sign-in reward of a Divine Beast mount, limited-ti access to a million-dollar luxury gift pack, click the link to download now: tianba.***/xzhx520 "
"What kind of junk text is this?"
Dr. Qin looked at the text he just received, feeling utterly speechless.
Even though he had set up a junk text blocker, why was he still receiving these aningless junk promotional texts?
Oh, now he rembered!
When he participated in a lottery event on the Tianba Community earlier, he seed to have made a reservation for "Cultivation Fantasy." The ga reservation required a phone number, no wonder he received the text!
Dr. Qin recalled coming across videos and images related to the second test of "Cultivation Fantasy" while scrolling through posts, and he was instantly filled with curiosity.
Did it launch the public test this quickly?
He thought the ga wouldn’t go online until next year at the earliest, but unexpectedly, it already launched a public test in December.
Dr. Qin is not actually a doctor.
In his family, he’s from a generation where the nas start with "Bo." His grandpa hoped he would beco a doctor, hence the na Dr. Qin. Unfortunately, he let his grandpa down, and not to ntion a doctorate, he didn’t even get into a bachelor’s program.
With his parents’ support, Dr. Qin opened a supermarket in his hotown county, and his life was fairly good, making a few hundred thousand yuan a year wasn’t a problem.
Unmarried as of yet, his biggest hobby was playing gas, and since the supermarket had employees, he, as the boss, didn’t have much to do on regular days.
Learning that "Cultivation Fantasy" had launched its public test, Dr. Qin was quite interested.
Fun fact: the reason he let his grandpa’s expectations down, and didn’t even get into a bachelor’s program, was because he was obsessed with an MMO ga during high school.
The na of that ga was "Demon Realm"!
Many people might not have heard of or played this ga, but it was Dr. Qin’s youth and a ga he rembers vividly to this day.
Because of this experience, he actually has a special sentint towards MMO gas, always finding other gas to be sowhat lacking.
He also played League of Legends and Honor of Kings, but that was just to kill ti and team up with friends; if he had to choose, he still preferred the imrsive experience of MMOs.
"It’s just launched, might as well give it a try!"
If "Cultivation Fantasy" were an old ga, Dr. Qin probably wouldn’t be too interested, but this was a newly launched ga on public test.
A new ga, and it’s an MMORPG, which he particularly enjoyed, so it was indeed worth playing!
After downloading the ga client on his computer, Dr. Qin imdiately logged into his Tianba Account.
Server selection: "Daluo Illusion Realm"!
He didn’t really know which server to choose, and selected "Daluo Illusion Realm" mainly because he liked the na, and the server status was "Full."
When playing these MMO gas, there’s a trick in server selection, which is that it’s better to queue for a busy server than to make a new character on a quiet one!
MMOs are about the excitent of having lots of people; too few people on a dead server, and the ga becos less interesting, a truth acknowledged by both Dr. Qin’s own experience and the online gaming community at large.
The new server had just launched, requiring players to queue to enter.
Dr. Qin glanced at the queue number; it wasn’t bad, only over thirty thousand people, so it should take about ten minutes to get in.
During this ti, he opened the Nobug Platform, clicked into the Tianba Community, and started looking at recomndations for professions and essential beginner guides.
These were all contributed by players from the second test...
Dr. Qin hadn’t played the second test, so he was a newbie among newbies. Before entering the ga, he had to understand the general situation of the ga, especially the advantages and disadvantages of each profession.
"Are they all recomnding Alchemy?"
Dr. Qin took a look and felt that the guides made a lot of sense. The Alchemy path could indeed save a lot of resources early on and be self-sufficient in supplies.
The only problem was that there were too many alchemy players. With all the guides recomnding Alchemy, the profession would surely be overcrowded after entering the ga.
"Beast Taming seems pretty good?"
After looking at several guide posts, Dr. Qin had an idea. He didn’t plan to follow the crowd and play Alchemy, Talisman Making, or Array because he felt these schools were too popular and homogeneous.
If he was going to play, he’d play sothing different.
The introduction to the Beast Taming Sect suited him well. This sect focused on Beast Taming, capturing and raising pets, with the main goal to enhance the battle strength of spirit pets while his own battle power didn’t matter.
This was similar to the "Summoner" class he often encountered in many MMO gas, where the character themselves are weak, but the summoned creatures beco stronger each ti.
This one’s good, this one’s good!
Seeing that with the rise in Cultivation Realm within the Beast Taming Sect, the number of summonable spirit pets also increased, Dr. Qin already envisioned himself later on, summoning dozens of spirit pets to overpower the opponent.
Simply ruthless!
But Dr. Qin loved this ruthless feeling of not playing fair; having more people to bully the fewer was sothing he thoroughly enjoyed.
After choosing a profession, the rest was about understanding the basic ga situation and what to pay attention to in the early stages.
"Karma, huh?"
After reading through a few guides and seeing everyone repeatedly emphasizing the importance of Karma, Dr. Qin imdiately rembered this point.
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