After consulting many online experiences, the female streamer learned from her mistakes and changed her equipment. After dying dozens of times, she finally defeated the boss.
Here's the important part!
She broke down on the spot, hysterically crying and jumping around!
The BOSS's corpse had vanished and melted into the darkness, but she still stubbornly stomped on the ground, muttering incessantly—
"cnmcnmcnmcnmcnmcnm..."
The entire video contained the same swear word, which was heavily censored by the game system.
...This also proves once again that the essence of humanity is that of a repeating machine.
After shouting for more than a minute, the female anchor finally calmed down a bit, her face covered in snot and tears.
Luckily, this is in the game "Mortal Souls," otherwise my makeup would probably be ruined by now.
But seeing such a gentle and lovely young woman driven to the brink of mental collapse by a game still left many players speechless.
This video went viral overnight, immediately topping the trending search list!
The female anchor's popularity soared to the top two that day.
The employees of Blue Star who followed her were still hoping that her overnight fame could heal the wounds in her heart...
To everyone's surprise, the next evening, the female streamer tidied up again and started streaming the third large map of "The Soul of Mortals".
Judging from the live stream footage, she seemed relatively calm and remained a charming and adorable young woman, showing no signs of having ever had a mental breakdown.
In the live stream, many viewers were commenting: "6666666, her mental fortitude is amazing!"
The streamer silently turned on the camera and entered the realm of mortal souls.
While waiting for the Blue Star logo to appear at the start of the event, she said in a hoarse voice, "Many people ask me why I don't quit the game. Let me tell you, quitting is impossible. I will never quit Blue Star's games in my life. Don't let my crying fool you, I'm actually having a lot of fun playing it..."
The audience: "..." Pretty happy?
This once again proves that the game "Mortal Souls" is toxic.
This female streamer was so addicted that she couldn't resist playing Soul of Mortals even when she wasn't streaming, and eventually she started streaming the game for 12 hours a day.
Once you start playing this game, you can't stop! You can feel yourself leveling up every minute!
A few days later, even the female streamer who was so bad at the game had developed decent skills and was able to break through traps she had seen before, and was able to defeat a boss in less than a hundred attempts.
...until she encountered the final boss, "the body of the Outer God Emmanuel".
final--
"cnm!!!! cnmcnmcnmcnmcnm..."
Human beings are still essentially repeaters.
Although it's also a live stream, Miss Juliet's gameplay is quite different.
He simply leaves when he sees something strange, and if he gets trapped and killed, he quietly changes his path. He's incredibly laid-back.
He even went so far as to say, "I'm a story-driven player. Back when I played Minecraft, everyone knew that I'm known for my intelligence, not for fighting. So this time, I'll just take you to see the story and scenery in Mortal Souls, and that'll be enough."
Even the easygoing Juliet sometimes finds herself staring at the ceiling, speechless and choked with emotion.
Because some of these traps are truly masterful in psychology!
One second a player is gloating over dodging the rolling stone, the next second they will be dumbfounded to find that the stone has rolled back and turned them into dust from behind.
This kind of dramatic rise and fall in life is so intense that it makes people feel like they're in heaven or dying.
While other games share a similar style on the official Blue Star forum, the forum for Mortal Souls has a completely different style.
Back then, someone even posted on a forum saying that Chief Designer Ming of Blue Star probably couldn't make games with very high difficulty, and the analysis was quite reasonable.
But now, this post has been dug up and "whipping the corpse".
[It's you!! So you're the culprit!!! The cult leader was doing a good job with the apocalypse of Earth, why did you have to provoke him?!]
[What the hell is this cult leader doing? He can't even create something truly difficult? Say that again in front of me? I'll beat you to a pulp, or I'll change my surname to yours.]
Soon, players summarized the most representative types of "suffering" in Mortal Souls.
They divided the game into three parts—
The first is "the leader's mercy":
There are quite a few useful items in this game. Treasure chests contain supplies, and there is always a magical artifact in the temple of each map.
Players start with five health potions to use freely, and they are automatically replenished every time they return to camp.
These details, which set it apart from other games, can sometimes make players feel that the game is very generous.
Of course, this was the only mercy the cult leader showed...
The second part is amazing; it's called "The Cult Leader's Conspiracy."
Because there are some really weird things in this game.
For example, the "Mimic." Before encountering it, no one would have imagined that something that looks like a treasure chest could turn into a monster, bite you, and kill you instantly.
For example, "camouflage floor" refers to something that looks like a floor, but if you step into it, you will fall into a swamp... and then you will have to start climbing the map all over again, and if you are not careful, you will drown.