At that time, everyone was holding their breath, just hoping that <<God's Games Online>> would eventually become popular and prove everyone wrong about the potential of holographic games.
Now that <<God's Games Online>> has gone viral, it's like sweet revenge for them in front of their friends.
Some people are even cautiously asking if they can play the game too.
It feels amazing!
The beta test players were all very proud of <<God's Games Online>> reaching this level of popularity as if watching their own child grow up.
[ Even though I'm happy, I still want to ask, when will they increase the number of beta test playy for <<God's Games Online>>? ]
Spicy Flavor Fairy was lurking in the chat for a while and, when he saw this question, he suddenly remembered what Hanjun said about there being too few players.
He realized why Hanjun had made that comment.
It's likely because the game company also felt that twenty beta test players were too few.
Flower Deer then said, "Let's start with the simplest thing and build an ironworks."
The three of them were stunned, "Huh?"
After Flower Deer explained, the three teammates finally understood.
It turned out that when she heard about the quest, she had already started planning for Ulon Town in her mind.
Most of the buildings in Ulon Town were just houses for residents, with only a few functional shops.
Except for the blacksmith shop, all the other shops were closed because the owners had fled.
In order to turn Ulon Town into a unique city, this basic infrastructure wasn't enough.
If they followed Hanjun's plan, the town would need to accommodate more NPCs and players in the future, and it didn't have enough space for that.
Flower Deer thought that since the system had given them the quest to build the town, with the game's level of freedom, whatever they built would stay that way.