Chapter 347 ·Are You Really F2P? (6)?

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Really F2P? 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Japan, log Games Headquarters.

It was late at night, but the marketing team had not left the office yet. They were still monitoring the broadcast they had commissioned from Gyeongbok.

"I knew Purple was impressive, but I didn't expect this level of skill."

"Who would've thought he'd catch a Sea Serpent in the tutorial?"

His playstyle was groundbreaking from the very beginning. All the marketing team members forgot this was just part of their job and focused solely on the screen.

"And he also managed to defeat a 3-star pirate..."

"Stealth play within a safe sea? That's a method we never even considered."

Furthermore, he succeeded in defeating a 3-star pirate with only 1-star and 2-star sailing ships. The marketing team admired him, saying, "It's just like Gyeongbok."

But not everyone in the company was just impressed.

"No, no, this is a real problem. If other players start copying this, it's going to be an issue."

"Aah, it looks like we'll need to patch this after all..."

It wasn't only the marketing team that monitored the broadcast.

Because there had already been incidents involving Gyeongbok in other games like Bio Crisis, members of the development team also stayed late at the office.

"Well, that's for the team leaders to decide."

"Erm, the discussion is getting long, so I'm starting to get anxious..."

The two teams cast sidelong glances at each other. Their respective team leaders were discussing the matter in the meeting room.

"It's undoubtedly our development team's responsibility for not anticipating this style of play. That's why we're trying to address it on our end, don't you think?"

"Of course, that's true, but if we patch this right now, it'll cause a lot of problems for everyone."

The development team leader wanted to patch it as soon as possible, but the marketing team leader opposed that.

"Please think this through. We went to all this trouble to run this ad campaign, and then we block the gameplay Purple showed on his broadcast? That would put us in an even more difficult spot. We'd be publicly declaring that Purple did something wrong."

It wasn't the right time.

Patching now would almost be a public admission that they'd made a mistake with the game's design.

"Naturally, our reputation would suffer. Plus, Purple would be put in an awkward position, and our relationship with him would deteriorate. There's nothing to be gained from making such a decision."

"So what do we do? Just let it be?"

The development team leader's frustration burst out, but the marketing team leader calmly nodded.

"Yes, that's right."

"Eh?"

"There's no harm in just watching for now."

"What on earth are you talking about?"

"You're looking at this from a developer's perspective, team leader. Certainly, Purple's gameplay might appear like a cheat. But as a marketer, I have to look at it from the player's viewpoint. That's what marketing is about."

The marketing team leader lightly flicked his finger. A hologram popped up, showing a clip from Gyeongbok's broadcast where he jumped out from the safe sea.

"Using the safe sea for stealth ambush? That's fine. But the important part is what happens after."

"Afterwards?"

"Exactly. You know how it is: in this fight, under normal circumstances, you're supposed to lose."

The screen shifted to a melee battle with the pirates. He pointed out the pirates and crew that had boarded the deck.

"Two-star sailing ships and three-star sailing ships are on an entirely different scale. The number of crew on board is naturally very different too."

"That's how we designed it. Since NPC crew and pirates have the same stats, the side with more numbers wins. The outcome can change depending on player intervention, and that's where the sense of accomplishment comes from."

"Exactly, and that's the key! The only reason this fight was won is because the player was Purple!"

As he emphasized this, the development team leader's expression changed.

"Other players would lose in this situation...?"

"That's right. In other words, very few people can actually succeed just by copying this play."

The marketing team leader brought up a browser window next to the video. The game shown in the hologram wasn't their own.

"Isn't this AkiSol?"

"Yes. There's a similar case there."

Iron Gear Solution, known as 'AkiSol.'

It was a famous game, considered the epitome of stealth action.

"Have you ever heard of the user 'Ritualman'?"

"Oh, that person...!"

The marketing team leader quickly played a video. Though it was a stealth action game, the player in the video openly revealed himself to NPC soldiers. The iconic warning sound played and exclamation marks popped above the soldiers' heads.

"He's famous for showing off bizarre gameplay by exploiting AI blind spots. But almost nobody tries to imitate these plays."

"... That's true. Other than Ritualman, nobody makes such a fool of the AIs."

Ritualman was famous for using the game's mechanics in unintended ways, making the NPCs act like idiots.

"Right. But did the developers patch the game because of Ritualman?"

"They never did."

"Exactly. Because people enjoyed knowing this kind of play was possible. Challenging themselves in this way raised the game's profile and popularity."

After hearing such examples, the development team leader understood his point.

"So... you're saying it's better to leave this as an area of player creativity, not a bug."

"That's right. Of course, since it's not exactly the same as that case, we can decide whether to patch it or not after watching the situation more."

"Hmm, so it's not a top priority. Got it."

The two team leaders reached a consensus. The relieved development team leader smiled.

"Come to think of it, I heard Ritualman is also Korean. Seriously, Korea is really passionate about games."

"For people like us who make a living through games, that's something to be grateful for. Hmm, looking at the progress, it seems like it's about time for Purple to experience the gacha now."

"Ah, let's go monitor that together. Gacha is probably a bit different. No matter how lucky you are, there's got to be a limit to being a free-to-play user."

The two men stood up, feeling at ease.

* * *

Gyeongbok inspected the device.

[Manufacture]

[Transform]

[Enhance]

There were three menus appearing before his eyes. Park Juho glanced quickly at the guide next to him.

"It's not that complicated."

"You already finished reading all of it?"

When Gyeongbok asked, he gave a little laugh.

"Manufacture is where you input materials to randomly create an item. That's closest to your standard gacha."

"And the other two?"

"Transform is a function to change an item's options by adding materials to an existing item, while enhance lets you improve the stats by combining two identical items."

Park Juho's concise explanation satisfied the viewers as well.

― That's the Perpagohyung I know!

― Basic competence is organizing data, right?

― There's definitely a reason Godple brought him along lol

-lol, if you actually read the guide, it's less than a page long, but he condensed it even further

Gyeongbok smiled as he checked the chat.

"Alright, we'll go right into manufacturing. We don't really have any items to transform or enhance, anyway."

"Yeah."

As Gyeongbok chose manufacture, three cylinders appeared.

[Metal] [Wood] [Fiber]

He frowned briefly at the labels atop the cylinders.

"Ah, so these are the materials. I guess I just put them in?"

"You set the proportions for all three materials."

Some viewers started backseating as Park Juho explained this.

― Hyung! Don't just wing it, check the strategies first!

― Payers already pulled up all the data lol

― There's a recipe for high-tier items, I'm telling you

― Honestly, it's not 100% reliable though lol

― So it's just RNG, huh?

Gyeongbok rolled his eyes at this, then shook his head.

"Hmm, it wouldn't be much fun to play by a walkthrough, would it? I'll just wing it for now."

As he started adjusting the ratios—

'Oh?'

The feeling changed with each number. At first, his fingertips felt icy cold, but as a certain number approached, a gentle warmth spread instead.

'This ratio feels right.'

The numbers for each ingredient were not identical. Gyeongbok finalized the settings and pressed manufacture.

[Manufacturing complete - 12:00:00]

The message that popped up made Gyeongbok's eyes widen.

"What? I have to wait 12 hours?"

Wasn't that far too long? Just as he started to worry—

"You really are something else."

Park Juho's reaction was joined by streams of question marks in the chat.

-eh?

― Your very first roll is 12 hours?

― Hyung! The higher the grade, the longer the crafting time!

― If it's 12 hours, it's at least SR lol

― His luck is out of this world

― Seriously, this guy always has something up his sleeve

It wasn't a bad result at all.

While Gyeongbok was relieved at that, the boatswain knocked and suddenly popped in.

"Captain, these crystals were found next to the device, too."

He handed Gyeongbok a box containing blue crystals, their glow similar to that of the device.

[Atlantis Crystal]

[A crystal filled with mysterious power. Serves as an accelerator to reduce required time.]

With this next message, Gyeongbok understood the game's monetization system.

"Oh, so both free players and those who pay can use the gacha itself—it just takes more time without paying. Paying lets you buy these crystals to speed up the result check."

Spending money didn't guarantee better items. What paid users really got for their money was 'time.'

This explained why the developers emphasized 'convenience.'

― This is totally pay-to-win aimed at Koreans!

-lol, for the quick-tempered nation!

― Is this the marshmallow test or what?

-lol, I can't wait that long!

― Once you start manufacturing, you can't cancel, so people spend money for faster turnover

― Honestly, you can enjoy the game without paying lol

― Getting something good really is just luck with manufacturing

― I've seen plenty of people who pay who are no luckier than free players lol

Seeing viewers agree, Gyeongbok laughed and grabbed a crystal.

"If 12 hours means it's that good, and since I got these crystals for free, let's use one."

As he inserted the crystal, the device emitted a stronger blue light. The countdown instantly sped up and burst out in a flash.

As the light faded, the manufactured item became visible.

"Armor?"

At a glance, it was a rather ruggedly designed suit of armor. But the viewers were astonished.

― Wow lol bulletproof vest!

― SSR right off the bat?

― BTX is definitely SSR-tier

― Hey, that's not the bulletproof we meant!

― This thing's a survival must lol

― That gacha luck is insane

― Bulletproof is amazing because guns are like ultimates here

― Yeah lol you saw it in the pirate raid!

― It's basically giving you an extra life lol

Gyeongbok read the item description. But unlike the viewers, he didn't look pleased.

Instead, he scratched the back of his head, looking unenthused.

"It's SSR, yeah, but it's kind of awkward to use. As long as you just dodge, guns aren't a threat..."

As if it were nothing, Gyeongbok handed the armor over to Park Juho.

"You should use this."

"... Me?"

Park Juho hesitated for a moment.

He wasn't the main star of the broadcast; Gyeongbok was. The best loot should go to him.

'But considering this guy's skill...'

For Gyeongbok, dodging bullets wasn't a bluff; it was the truth. He was giving it away not out of kindness, but because he genuinely didn't need it.

'I'm more likely to get killed in the chaos than he is to get caught without gear. That would only delay the show.'

Park Juho made his decision quickly. As he accepted the armor, the viewers started making jokes.

― Manager! Don't fall for his trap!

― Hyung? You're not just using him as bullet bait, are you?

― Bodyguard (unwilling)

-lol, this is the grand plan for a friend shield

― Classic Black Company, if the CEO is being nice, watch out

True to form, the viewers immediately ran with it, making Gyeongbok give a helpless laugh. How did they come up with these jokes so quickly?

'All they ever want to do is banter. It's cute.'

Gyeongbok clapped his hands lightly to shift the mood.

"Alright, let's try our manager's luck this time."

"Me?"

"Yeah, you should have a shot too."

After all, this broadcast's main purpose was advertising. But showing only the good sides didn't necessarily mean a better ad effect.

'If another good item comes out, it might actually make people feel discouraged.'

If only good things always happened, viewers' expectations would soar. But not everyone had Gyeongbok's knack for this.

It was good to show what a typical result looked like.

"Let's try using your ratio."

― That's classic Perpago, right to the data usage lol

― Haha, if there's a successful SSR base, why try something else?

― SSR again this time?

― If it works again, godple basically found a fixed recipe lol

With viewers' expectations high, Park Juho set the ratios exactly as Gyeongbok had before.

But this time—

[Manufacturing complete - 03:00:00]

It wasn't the same after all.

― Where's the 12 hours?

― How is this even possible!?

― File a complaint at Atlantis AS Center

― Your luck stat was lacking, wasn't it?

― Still RNG after all lol

― It wouldn't be a gacha if you got the same result every time lol

― Actually, this is normal lol

Park Juho let out a brief sigh.

"As expected."

"Well, let's see what the result is, at least?"

Gyeongbok used a crystal to speed up the process. Again, a flash of light and the item appeared.

"Oh? A gun?"

The result was a musket.

Park Juho quickly checked the stats and shook his head.

"It's R-grade. No special options—just a bit more durable than usual."

― That's what free-to-play is really like

― At least you didn't get a normal item!

― That's fine, rare is average

― The fact that Godple got SSR was already absurd lol

The viewers accepted reality. Meanwhile, Gyeongbok grinned and snatched up the musket.

"Hey, I'm taking this one, alright? I gave you the bulletproof vest so there's no complaints, right?"

"Go ahead."

Viewers laughed and were slightly baffled at the exchange.

― Smooth mugging, wow

― That's a real Black Company move!

― Hey, it's not even an SSR, but why does it look like one to me?

-lol, it's just a rare item but everyone's treating it like SSR

― Is this an upside-down world of item tiers?

― Godple with a gun? That's game over already

― The only human with a unique-tier in reality lol

― If Godple uses it, it's an SSR! That's just how it is!

― Why does this free player seem more reliable than whales?

― Because that's perfect free-to-play, obviously (nods)

Gyeongbok packed the musket and laughed.

"With a system like this, even free-to-play is fine. If you manufacture steadily, you'll eventually get lucky, and since you can do it on mobile, it's comfortable to just check in from time to time."

He glanced at the time, thinking it was about time to wind down the broadcast.

Gyeongbok picked random manufacturing ratios, started the next round, and clapped his hands.

"So, it's six hours this time. We'll find out what I get tomorrow! I'll be hatching some eggs too, so let's see what comes out!"

― Student! Student! Your homework's not done!

― NEVER, what are you doing? Hurry up and catch him!

― What's going on! How is the timer going down when he didn't use a crystal?!

― Let us pay for extra stream time!

― Ah... is this the end of the broadcast...

― I already miss the gacha

― Hope he gets a cute pet lol

― Godple with a pet? I won't be able to handle it!

Viewers expressed their disappointment. Gyeongbok paid them no mind, pointing to Park Juho.

"Please show a lot of love to our manager who helped today, and we'll see you all again tomorrow!"

"See you tomorrow."

Park Juho said his goodbyes and logged out. Gyeongbok was about to end the stream, then clapped as if remembering something.

"Oh, right. I forgot one thing."

He smiled sheepishly and continued.

"I should've explained before we started playing, but I forgot in all the excitement. Thankfully, as part of this event, we'll be giving out our Channel's emote as a Logline sticker!"

― Oh right! The emote!

― I forgot too lol

― Hyung! Couldn't you have forgotten after ending the stream?!

― How dare you forget that?! I'm as angry as if you extended the stream by 6 hours!

― I really thought it was an extension? Homework kick!

-(Kemalcon)(Kemalcon)(Kemalcon)

Gyeongbok continued with a bright laugh.

"It's really simple! Just log into Age of Oceans with your NEVER account right now and you'll get it automatically! Please don't forget and show your support!"

Finishing the ad, Gyeongbok waved both hands in farewell.

"Thank you! Bye-bye!"

The screen faded to black and viewers laughed.

― Godple's king vibes are always a delight

-lol, so cute, forgetting because of all the celebration

― We got a stream extension thanks to him

― Ah, too bad Kemalcon can only be used in Logline

― But free stuff is irresistible lol

The remaining viewers lingered and chatted among themselves.

― It'd be nice if Logline usage grew in Korea, too

― Kind of jealous of Japanese Purple viewers at times

-lol, since Japanese fans really use Logline, they'll get to use a lot of Kemalcon

Some viewers expressed envy towards Japanese fans, but Korean fans didn't back down.

― Anyway, you might as well claim it just in case

― Even if you never use it, it's good to have

― Might as well; if it booms in Japan, the emote will come to Korea too

― Yeah, if it gets downloaded a lot, even on CocoaTalk, they might contact Godple, right?

No matter where he went, if Gyeongbok succeeded, the viewers would reap more benefits as his fans.

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