"Yeah, I honestly can't see what else <<God's Games Online>> needs to test. Both the map and game mechanics are already so impressive. They should just start the open beta already! I can't wait to see the expressions on other players' faces when they see this game!"
As the first batch of beta test players, they felt proud, thinking that if <<God's Games Online>> became a big hit, they would be part of something special.
Among them, only Spicy Flavor Fairy was silent, a glimmer of light flashing in his eyes as he lowered his gaze, keeping his thoughts to himself.
As an experienced RPG player, he could still see that <<God's Games Online>> had some rough edges in its design.
So far, he has only encountered the quest system, skill system, and weapon crafting module.
Other features like character attributes and inventory hadn't been revealed yet.
There was also another important point: The players that were born in the Chruch of Light and learned light-type magic spells. Does this mean that players can only learn light-type magic?
It's well known that light-type magic spells are effective against demons, but it doesn't have a special advantage against other types of enemies.
If an RPG game only guides players through the storyline, the story will eventually come to an end.
This led to some quiet discussion among the players.
Hanjun didn't say anything and continued leading them forward.
After walking a few steps into the mine, their view opened up a lot.
In front of them was a large mine that had been dug out.
Inside, there were piles of rocks like small hills and many iron carts.
The mining tools were scattered on the ground.
The mine had countless smaller tunnels branching out in all directions.
Each tunnel entrance was connected by a track, which the miners used to transport the rocks up with the carts.
The players turned their attention to Hanjun, watching to see which tunnel he would enter.
Hanjun looked at a tunnel where water occasionally dripped and quietly said to the players, "Go there, but be careful. There might be danger."