Chapter 1542 - 395: Joy Returns, the Battlefield of Terror

Chapter 1542: Chapter 395: Joy Returns, the Battlefield of Terror

The opening of the Civilization Space dungeon has become the latest hot topic on the forum.

Compared to the "Adventurer World" run by the Blue Lantern Clan, each of the five distinctive large dungeon spaces has its own pros and cons.

The adventurer dungeon excels in having a mature system, clear difficulty rankings, and a higher potential earnings cap.

Additionally, the Blue Lantern Clan provides the Blue Lamp Store where you can exchange the currency produced from the dungeon for specific goods.

The Rule Fragment is a high-value output that players dream of acquiring; just getting it can directly lead to auction sales at the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce that start at sacrificial power yields of over 4 million.

The greatest advantage of the Civilization Space lies in its ultra-high freedom and near-infinite carrying capacity.

There is no limit to the number of team members inside the dungeon, nor are there those headache-inducing "rule system mechanisms" that must be followed to crack the space.

The disaster set by the Mingshi Clan is seen as the sole gameplay by the players inside the dungeon.

Players arrive with absolute freedom to explore.

They can venture alone deep into enemy territory, form armies to sweep away the lines of natural disaster invasions, or search for resource refresh points on the battlefield.

They can even go so far as to chop down indigenous NPCs at will.

This simple, brutal, direct, and unrestricted gaming experience instantly awakens the passion in many old players’ bones.

As the exploration range of the Player Faction in Monster World expands, scenes that could initially be freely enjoyed are mostly "ruined" by the old players.

Without the resurrection of monsters, players looking for new refreshing scenes have to search for them.

The dungeon that previously provided players with the ultimate refreshing experience was the Spirit Breath Mini World dungeon.

The emergence of the Civilization Space lets old players feel the joy they once had.

Just like the title of a highly popular post on the forum: "The Familiar Feeling is Back!"

The player who posted wrote with excitement in the content:

"How long has it been since I’ve felt the joy of printing money? No need to study BOSS mechanisms, just cut when you see a monster, snatch when you see a resource. This is the kind of bulldozing and indulgence I desire, Civilization Space, YYDS."

These remarks resonated with many players.

All of a sudden, the player traffic heading to the Teleportation Array on the West side of the Senluo Forest Realm surged, even requiring queuing to enter.

The forum was flooded with various screenshots of Civilization Space earnings, monster-slaying videos, loot displays, and posts about arguments triggered by snatching monsters and resources.

Amidst the chaos, there is a lively and vibrant energy.

Civilization Space quickly rises as a popular gameplay channel in a way that resonates with players’ "nature."

Just as Ah Lan predicted, the appearance of Civilization Space has met the needs of many training camp graduates.

Bringing players of different factions together again, staging a thrilling war charge.

And the storm initiated by the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce and Ah Lan has only just begun.

At this time, the Blood Heart Civilization Space has already completely turned into a place of revelry for the players.

The green tide that initially brought despair to local forces is as docile as sheep in front of the frenzied "descended flood" formed by countless players.

In Civilization Space, the demon army is an apocalypse-level natural disaster.

But placed before the players who have arrived in the Monster World, they are like sacrificial power crops ready for harvest everywhere.

On the battlefield, fixed fronts have long vanished.

Everywhere you look, you see groups of three or five players, or simply lone wolves, hacking away at the demon army that far exceeds their own numbers like starved wolves.

"Demon, don’t run, take my jump slash."

A warrior player laughed wildly, leaping high and swinging the giant sword with exaggerated light effects, smashing multiple demon heads and their surrounding guards into minced meat.

"Hahaha, this monster-slaying efficiency is more exhilarating than snatching monsters in the training camp. I hope the joy lasts."

Another mage player, stationed in a relatively safe position at the back, activates the Extreme Speed Characteristic, decisively marking the demons with Perception View, followed by continuous Elemental Energy like a machine-gun, firing Fireballs, Ice Spears, Thunder... completely unconcerned about mental exhaustion, priority is on enjoyment.

"Brothers, charge with me, a demon head has refreshed ahead, seems to be an elite monster, explode him and we will surely get gold."

A squad locates the target and immediately turns like a shark smelling blood.

Ignoring numerous ordinary demons around, they dive right at the larger-sized elite monster, smashing it with various traits, instantly overwhelming it.

Some players opt to act alone.

Like lone wolves on the battlefield, they roam freely among the demon army, where demon warriors fall in patches like cut-down wheat.

They even bother to pick up demon equipment and weapons carefully, choosing only to collect exploded light balls, killing efficiency is astonishing.

The entire battlefield is chaotic yet full of vitality.

The cheers of players, the roars of monsters, the explosive sounds of skills, and occasionally bickering triggered by snatching monsters weave together, forming a cacophonous symphony that makes players’ adrenaline surge.

Here, no dungeon mechanics penalize, and no need to worry where teammates are, nor is there the enraged command from group leaders.

There is only the purest slaughter, plunder, and the sense of gratification.

Play however you want.

And in lower-tier games, the most exhilarating ones are the magic players.

When mixed in other teams, they’re likely the bottom tiers among various professional factions.

It’s not that they’re unnecessary, it’s just that there are plenty of choices; they’re not lacking.