Actually, yes, those games are fun, especially when you do manage to become one of those higher level players, despite all the cards being stacked against you. And quite steep learning curves. Challenge, y'see....
Actually, yes, those games are fun, especially when you do manage to become one of those higher level players, despite all the cards being stacked against you. And quite steep learning curves. Challenge, y'see....
You actually find most Bottomfeeders in less ...demanding games...
In those harsh games peeps tend to be more friendly and willing to Teach. Merciless, but friendly nonetheless... Asshats and real Bottomfeeders don't last long....
The devs don't care. They are very hands-off (Leah/Rare has already tamed 2 of their event bosses). In the books, they explained what happens if respawn points get destroyed in the first book (these events are in the second). The devs are also very secretive about things.
MC has paid no money beyond her sub which they all have to pay, she simply got a bad spawn that she turned into a win.
It's an issue with the artist. The armor is supposed to look different and none of the other players know about the floating swords.
The event is happening all a cross the continent not just this 1 country.
Except she hasn't paid to win.It's just a game, but some mistake it for RL.
Worth noting she only actually managed to beat them because she's train in martial arts IRL (said shortly after she beats them in the book) they were stronger than her so she would have lost in a straight-up fight.
The event didn't end. It in fact goes on for more days in game.
For losing.
even if what you say is true (which it doesnt clarify in the manga from what i remember) 30 players is still a tiny amount for a supposed massive mmo. there is private servers for a small mmo called Aion and when it comes to multiple fort sieges youll regularly see 100s of players on both sides at every fort lol
The manga has left a few things out. The important stuff is Wayne first heard about Rare attacking from the King. Wayne then posts it on the forum, but most don't believe him. Gil however, does, and he rallies others to the cause. That's why so few show up. Basically, no one knows what Rare is doing except for those 30. There is some other stuff like Gil and many other top players being from different countries using the event teleport to join this fight. There is something else, but it could be a spoiler depending on the next chapter, Rare actually set on her throne crying and spending EXP for nearly an hour not just jump back up and go straight back to the fight but this could be covered next chapter.
Getting evolved into a Divine Fortress made Yoroizaka-san around 15 feet tall, I believe. And the Kenzaki brothers got evolved into greatswords, so they're also twice as big- they simply look proportional to a longsword because the armor is so huge.
Roughly 10 feet, but you're right otherwise. The book describes him as being 3 meters tall.
Chapter 12.1 page 4 panel 2
