Through this wave of forced new users, with a hundred people, Battle Royale successfully attracted a wave of fans.
Setting aside how well they played during the in-game confrontations, just the opening scene of parachuting from an aircraft carrier left countless Adventurers captivated.
They not only experienced the thrilling moment of falling from ten thousand meters high but also felt the joy of surviving a disaster.
This was much more fun than any super deep ghost abyss. I remember a certain Dungeon Lord who once created a monster cave, and inside it, he placed a large abyss.
As a result, that cave didn't become popular, but the abyss did.
At that time, many Adventurers fell in love with the feeling of jumping into the abyss, going to that monster cave to queue up, check in, and jump into the abyss, earning that Dungeon Lord a fortune.
Later, many Dungeon Lords followed suit, causing all sorts of new Dungeons in White Night City to feature various abysses during that period. In the core gameplay of jumping into the abyss, various elaborate variations also emerged.
Mainly, this gameplay was too easy to copy; there was no need to observe how others' Dungeons were built. One could just come up with an idea and create an abyss.
This also led to...
The Adventurers of White Night City had already grown tired of jumping into abysses, so now, whenever this gameplay appeared, it would immediately receive negative reviews.
They thought they had had enough of the feeling of falling from a great height, and that if similar Dungeons appeared again, their hearts wouldn't be stirred, only disgusted.
But the truth told these Adventurers that what they were tired of... was not the feeling of falling from a great height, but those boring abysses that lacked any creativity or novelty.
Compared to parachuting from an aircraft carrier, those abysses were simply garbage, and the sense of shock they brought was completely incomparable.
One hundred Adventurers left the Dungeon one by one.
Most of them chose to restart a game, but what they didn't expect was that they all got stuck at the restart team-up stage. The reason for this... was that Battle Royale didn't have 100 people, so it couldn't start.
And because they left one after another, their timelines didn't match up.
This led to Adventurers who had already died and exited complaining in the external channel interface while Bai Qihao was still being a 'scoundrel' inside.
"Why is there still no one?"
"The team size is only 52 people right now. How long do we have to wait until we can start? I'm already eager to experience it again."
"Yeah, yeah, it's strange. How could such a fun Dungeon have no one?"
"Compared to other Dungeons in White Night City, this is like heaven and earth. What garbage we used to eat! It's so good all of a sudden that I'm a bit unaccustomed."
Since this Dungeon was on the recommendation list, Adventurers customarily received regular rice as a reward upon completion.
However, although it was regular rice, the quantity received was quite a lot, which was enough to show how much they approved of how fun this Dungeon was.
"It's really not bad. I wonder which Dungeon Lord's territory produced it."
"He's not doing any promotion. If a Dungeon like this had proper promotion, many Adventurers would definitely come to play."
"Yeah, yeah, why isn't anyone promoting it for him?"
"Wait..."
"It seems like we're the ones who should be promoting it, right?"
At this moment.
The air became still...
These Adventurers only then realized that what they should be doing wasn't waiting here to team up, but rather sharing this Dungeon with their relatives and friends to promote it.
"Damn, I waited so long for nothing."
"Only now do I remember that this is a Dungeon made by a newcomer, and judging by the rewards, it should be from a recommended spot."
"Quickly go and find out which recommended Dungeon it is. I'm really annoyed; why is such a fun Dungeon on a recommendation list? It makes me have to search the recommendation list if I want to recommend it on the forum."
An Adventurer complained.
Some people directly sent the channel link to their relatives and friends, promoting it.
Under this wave of frantic promotion, the team size slowly increased, growing slowly but steadily from over fifty to seventy or eighty. It wouldn't be long before another game could start.
There was also a forum blogger who saw that the map population limit was still over 1000, and the strategy section below was empty, meaning it hadn't been developed at all. So, he decided to write a strategy guide and promote it at the same time.
He clearly understood the potential of this Dungeon. Both in terms of gameplay and content, it was highly innovative and had the potential to become a hit.
As the first person to 'eat the crab' (be the first to try something new), he naturally wanted to seize this opportunity to have his name on the first game strategy guide for this game.
Although he hadn't fully understood the game himself, it didn't matter. The guide could be slowly supplemented; just laying the basic foundation was enough.
However, what this blogger didn't expect was that he got stuck at the very first step. He couldn't find this Dungeon on any of the recommendation lists, which made him feel incredibly bewildered.
"Not this recommendation spot."
"Nor this one..."
"What the hell? Where did this Dungeon come from? Is it not a new Dungeon created by the descendants of those great Dungeon Lords?"
"That's strange... I shouldn't have missed anything, right? I really didn't see any Dungeon named Battle Royale!"
The forum blogger was silent for a long time, then, disbelieving, he went through the recommendation lists again.
He turned White Night City's recommendation lists upside down but still couldn't find that name.
Finally, at the very end, in a very inconspicuous spot, it read: Town Recommendation Spot.
"A famous person once said, 'When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.'"
The forum blogger took a deep breath. Although he still had a million reasons why it couldn't be, he still clicked on this inconspicuous Town Recommendation Spot.
Finally, on this page with only a handful of Dungeon listings.
The forum blogger indeed saw the name that had haunted his dreams, Battle Royale...
This Dungeon was indeed here.
"How is this possible?"
"This Dungeon, it's actually from those small towns under White Night City?"
"This is simply too incredible..."
"It's been over a hundred years, and these small towns below have never produced anything decent. This time, a Dungeon with the potential to become a phenomenon has appeared."
The forum blogger stood there, stunned.
He still seemed to be somewhat in disbelief about this fact...
