After I was forced to become a survival game NPC

Chapter 37 Reality (1)

In addition to weapons, there are also hemostatic packs. Each hemostatic pack costs 100 points.

There are also tools, such as prop flashlights that don’t require battery replacement.

These things are different from what you can buy in reality. The introduction says, 'Permanent props, no loss.'

Just these few words, I can only say that the weapons and tools in the mall are reasonably expensive.

You must know that weapons are consumables, guns need maintenance, and the same goes for cold weapons. It is very important to have a weapon that will not wear out when you use it in the game.

Su Nanzhi found the initial space props, and the introduction was as follows - "A good helper for clearing the game, and can be expanded and upgraded.'

There are no NPC tasks. A normal game only costs 20 points. How long does it take to buy the initial space?

She drew it directly, and it was not a loss.

Su Nanzhi noticed that there was also a recycling word in the upper right corner of the mall.

She tried it and clicked it. Oh dear, the recycling price is half of the selling price.

Will anyone really recycle it?

It was too dark. She had reason to suspect that the system had been used for robberies.

Su Nanzhi decisively chose ‘no’.

Her information appeared on the interface.

[Player*: Nanzhi

grade:?

Points: 20

Props, initial space, low-level amulet.】

Why is level a question mark?

Su Nanzhi was about to ask what was going on with the system when he heard the system say, [Player remaining points: 20. The system recommends that you purchase a Beginner's Guide to Survival Games.]

Su Nanzhi looked at the 5-point beginner's guide that popped up on the page and considered whether to buy it. Everything in this crappy game mall was so expensive, and compared to the beginner's guide outside the mall, it was cheap.

Just buy it, who made it say, 'No player level restrictions, a must-have for novice players.'

After spending 5 points to purchase the Beginner's Guide, Su Nanzhi immediately clicked on it to see if his points were worth it.

The Beginner's Guide introduces player levels, game rules, games, etc.

It's useful, but isn't it just a manual?

This is the first time I know that I have to buy the manual myself.

In the few pages of the beginner's guide, Su Nanzhi read several key points twice.

1. If a player dies in the game, he will die in various reasonable ways in the real world within three days.

The interval between entering the game is two weeks. Any attempt to publish information about the game in the real world will be deemed a violation and will be terminated after two system warnings.

When players enter the game for the first time, they can set their own ID in the game plane. However, when Su Nanzhi entered the game, she did not go through the normal process, and the system defaulted her to 'Nanzhi'.

Games are divided into ordinary games and special games.

The minimum difficulty level of special games is C. Novice players in this mode enjoy a protection mechanism, while the minimum difficulty level of ordinary games is D.

Points for clearing levels are only basic rewards. Players can explore on their own in the game to obtain more points and rewards.

Survival game players have 7 levels, from F level to S level. Upgrading requires points.

From F to C level, 200 points are consumed.

From C to B level, 500 points are consumed.

To reach level B, you need 1,000 points.

S-level players are special. I looked through the novice guide and saw no upgrade channels. There are also very few introductions to S-level players. There is only one sentence - the top player selected from ten thousand by the system.

Saying it is the same as not saying it, Su Nanzhi thought with disgust.

2. The game mall is open to players of B level and above. Players can withdraw cash currency through the mall at a ratio of 1:1.

(End of chapter)