The entire virtual venue was divided into four floors, surrounding the central stage from multiple directions, angles, and heights.
These players have all sorts of appearances, filling the field of vision like an overwhelming tide, and they are making a lot of noise, making it almost impossible to tell what each person is saying.
This situation was intimidating, not only to the employees of Blue Star, but even to Mingyan.
Upon closer inspection, it turns out that quite a few players are wearing "uniforms".
That's right, it's the Ming Cult's uniform, the one with a smiling face drawn on the back!
Just like last year, the first thing the Blue Star players' meetup did was to make a strong first impression.
On the large virtual screen in the center, a montage of this year's Blue Star footage appeared.
The latest version of Minecraft includes new crops and monsters, as well as new enchantments and building blocks.
An overview of the "Nether Fortress" built in the Nether by a well-known team of players; the magnificent scene drew gasps of amazement from all the players.
When the champion team lifted the trophy in the third season of League of Legends, how many people had tears in their eyes?
At this year's League of Legends National Championship, the appearance of the League of Legends logo and theme song caused a spectacular scene of players standing up and cheering.
The live footage of the offline launch of "The Mortal Souls" shows a bustling street scene captured by drone, with a long queue stretching for several blocks.
The final boss, "The Shell of the Outer God Emmanuel," makes his appearance in the cinematic, cleaving through the chaos with a single strike to reveal the game's cool black-and-white title.
As a result, just seeing this BOSS made many players who had suffered for a long time start screaming.
When Mingyan appeared in his classic image, the situation was already out of control.
The host was interrupted several times before finally managing to get the players' voices back. He couldn't help but laugh and say, "It seems everyone has a lot to say to our leader."
The words had barely left his mouth when it was all over again, and there was another loud commotion below.
Mingyan took it all as a compliment and smiled, saying, "Thank you everyone."
Just then, a male player below, with an unusually loud voice, screamed at a high C8: "The devil is here!!!"
Her tone was melodious and charming, with a tremolo.
The audience burst into laughter, and the host and designers all laughed so hard the roof seemed to be blown off.
After Mingyan finished laughing, he said to the host, "Am I really that devilish? No, I've heard many players say that I'm very compassionate."
The host said, "Master, don't you know how difficult the game you made is? Why don't you listen to what the players have to say?"
The players in the audience had long wanted to shout a desperate cry at the cult leader!
He bluntly stated, "Actually, I think the difficulty of 'The Soul of Mortals' is just right."
No sooner had he finished speaking than the players erupted in unison, screaming "Aaaaaaah!" in protest!
The host, who had also played the game, asked, "Master, have you ever tried this level of difficulty yourself?"
Before Mingyan could reply, Kevin, standing beside him, revealed with a mysterious smile, "The boss has indeed played 'Mortal Souls.' We were well aware of the difficulty level when releasing this game; our bottom line was that even players like the boss who aren't good at action games could complete it."
The host was shocked and repeated, "Wait, the leader isn't good at action games? The leader even beat 'Soul of Mortals'?"
His worldview is about to collapse.
How on earth is going on? How could a player who isn't good at it beat that masochistic training simulator? EXCUSE ME???
The players in the audience were also completely dumbfounded.
Some people have "I don't believe it!" written on their left cheek and "You're lying!" written on their right cheek—as if afraid others wouldn't see that they really have the words on their faces.
The host and Kevin stared at each other for a long time before the host finally said firmly, "I don't believe it!"
Kevin chuckled and said, "I knew you wouldn't believe me. Actually, we recorded the whole thing. If the boss agrees, I'll escape right now."
Mingyan said helplessly, "Go ahead and release it. I knew you had ulterior motives for recording this."
"Seeing is believing, so I'll show you the evidence," Kevin said smugly.
At the beginning of the video, it seemed to prove that the tester was indeed Mingyan, as a scene of Mingyan lying down in the VR experience pod was specially filmed.
Then the rest of the footage was all online, and Mingyan used an ordinary virtual avatar.
It appears that Mingyan infiltrated a testing team at the time.
Just then, a player wearing a Ming Cult uniform suddenly froze, his hair standing on end.
He clutched his head: "Holy crap!!! He's the cult leader!!! He's actually the cult leader!!!"
The people around him were startled and said, "Of course he's the cult leader! What are you thinking?"
The player grabbed the shoulder of the person next to him in terror and shook him back and forth, saying, "Do you remember I participated in the final closed beta test?! That closed beta test! I had a really good chat with one of the guys—that guy, that guy is the cult leader!"
Holy crap!
Holy crap!
The person sitting next to them overheard this and looked over in shock.
"Brother, come sit with us! Tell us what you talked about with the cult leader? What was it like seeing him up close?"
"What the hell was that feeling? I had no idea he was the cult leader. If I had known, I would have asked him for a thousand or eight hundred autographed physical games!"
"Brother, he's a ruthless guy."