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Chapter 759 - 237: Although we at Disney don’t look for trouble, we certainly do fear it!_2

Chapter 759: Chapter 237: Although we at Disney don’t look for trouble, we certainly do fear it!_2

He gained two more medical kits and tossed them directly to Brown Scarf.

More importantly, he found some miscellaneous items like blades, gears, twine, and tape inside the house.

With these items, Yin realized he could modify and upgrade the wrench in his hands.

Main component: wrench, then add metal parts + blades + twine + tape.

He could craft a green quality Wrench’s Kiss.

Holding it increased his attack range significantly, not to mention.

Attack power and durability had both risen by a bit.

"This game, you’ve got to admit, is kind of interesting, wow."

He had never seen a game where you could craft your own weapons before.

Especially in this post-apocalyptic world, weapons were more scarce than in other ’adventure’ or ’action’ games.

Therefore, the pleasant sensation of crafting weapons was even higher than usual.

With the powerful Wrench’s Kiss in hand, Yin passed the small knife to Brown Scarf for self-defense.

Zombies had already started gathering outside the door.

He glanced out the window; just three of them.

"Kid, when we go out there, I’ll clear the way, you cover the rear, and then you do the last-hitting to level up first."

"Alright, bro." Perhaps the post-apocalyptic atmosphere made people want to stick together for warmth—Brown Scarf nodded vigorously, closely following Yin.

After Yin counted down in his heart, three... two... one...

He burst open the door and shouted.

"Your grandpa is here!!"

Then wielding the lengthened wrench, he slammed it onto the head of one of the zombies.

"Bang!!!"

Blood splattered; the wrench’s force was greater than a fist’s, causing the zombie to stagger.

And with incredible luck, it was stunned on the spot.

"Quick! Last-hit!" Yin shouted.

Brown Scarf hurriedly stepped forward with the knife held upside down, and executed a series of moves on the stunned zombie on the ground.

A stab to the zombie’s throat, followed by a forceful slice!

A gush of blood burst out like a fountain, splattering both of them. (In reality, it didn’t.)

"How was that?" Yin laughed.

"Damn, that was freaking exhilarating!" It was Brown Scarf’s first time personally taking down a zombie, and the rush of adrenaline was overwhelmingly thrilling.

"There are two more; let’s take one each," Yin said again.

"Okay, bro!"

Quickly, the two coordinated well, drawing the attention of the two zombies—one in front and one behind.

After a brief struggle, they emerged victorious swiftly.

All three zombies were left to Brown Scarf for last-hitting, and he successfully leveled up to Strength level 2, unlocking [Stun] and [Robust].

Their chances of survival had just risen a notch.

"Good, I’m going to add you to the team. We must win this first place!" Yin quickly opened the panel and dragged him into his own team.

Once the fear inside was overcome, and with weapons in hand, dealing with a small number of zombies was no longer difficult.

In the next nearly 20 minutes of gameplay, Yin and Brown Scarf cooperated smoothly.

Their skill trees were rapidly increasing.

They put on an incredibly thrilling zombie blockbuster for their viewers and clinched the first place among the first batch of visitors.

At the same time, they bagged a set of precious Fade to Light merchandise prepared by the top player.

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After the offline experience of Fade to Light concluded, it set off a wild wave on the Internet both domestically and internationally!

Almost all self-media platforms, whether individual users or media, were frantically sharing videos of this offline event of Fade to Light.

Some mainstream media reported on the event with subtlety and implication.

Subtle because games like Fade to Light that were excessively bloody and violent weren’t really suitable for mainstream media to promote loudly.

But they had to report on it anyway.

This technology originated from Huaxia Nation, and after many foreign gamers watched it, they booked flights to Huaxia for the next day, heading straight to Jianglin.

It was also an export of culture in another sense.

Although there were still many details like tactile sensation and sense of distance that couldn’t be perfectly implemented.

Innovative technologies like this were something netizens were very forgiving about.

They weren’t afraid of flaws when you were venturing into new territories; they were worried that you wouldn’t act even when you had the capacity to do well.

Dream Factory was obviously the former.

And when netizens dug up Dream Factory’s visitor data after being online for five days and compared it with Disneyland, the biggest domestic theme park before.

They found that Disneyland had an average daily traffic of over 30,000 in the past five days, dropping nearly 25% compared to the previous weeks of the month.

And this percentage of decline was still falling.

As for the top player’s Dream Factory, the average daily traffic was around 20,000, which was 70% of Disneyland’s.

But Dream Factory’s numbers were continuously growing.

And to note,

Jianglin itself didn’t have the population turnover that Shanghai had.

What was Shanghai? The most prosperous economic center in the entire Huaxia.

For Dream Factory located in Jianglin, to achieve 70% of Shanghai Disneyland’s customer traffic in just five days of its opening was an incredibly exaggerated figure.

From the data, it was clear that Disneyland was significantly affected by the diversion.

Countless netizens marveled at the offline mode of Fade to Light, and at the same time, they didn’t forget to take swipes at Disneyland.

Disneyland’s Weibo account was nearly @’splode, getting teased by netizens at intervals of every few seconds.

"@Disney, why don’t you also set up an offline experience museum? Don’t you want to?"

"@Disney, seriously, aren’t you planning on reducing prices? Your head is almost smashed, yet you still stand so tall?"