The fast-forward journey after seizing the traverser system

"So you could have predicted my arrival?"

Shi Yu felt that he should not underestimate any creator god, for even a single step could be an insurmountable chasm.

"No, your position is very high. I just caught a glimpse of a shift in fate among countless possibilities."

The goddess cares deeply for this world, but the end is beyond her control.

She recruited these players, which initially worked, but the players were uncontrollable, especially after they discovered they could join the opposing side; they even chose to attack their own side.

The outcomes differed across different fate lines, but one outcome resulted in an overwhelming victory: in this line, she saw Shi Yu.

The goddess's statement caught Shi Yu's attention. The tragedy of this world stemmed from a misperception. Players didn't care about this world because they thought it was just data. Coupled with the players' love for creating chaos, disorder was inevitable.

Too much chaos will naturally destroy this world, and the goddess's request is for the players to bring order, which is very difficult.

The goddess can see the player's true nature and can provide guidance, but she doesn't understand the game.

"You should have noticed that their perception of this world is that it's a game, meaning that some of them have no compassion for the lives here."

Shi Yu's words were relatively tactful this time, but the goddess understood them.

"No need to be so polite, just call me Huan Shu. I understand what kind of people they are. In some destinies, I did guide most of them, but there were also many destroyers. Even if I wanted to correct them, I couldn't."

Huan Shu naturally sought a better outcome, which is why he wanted to know Shi Yu's thoughts.

"A high degree of openness in a game is a good thing, but since this world is real, players need some restrictions, or rather, faction rewards."

They treat this world as a game, meaning there are many ways to play, but the core of the game remains the same: tasks and rewards are the fundamental elements.

The system you have is designed to allow player intrusion, so the more chaotic the better. Therefore, it won't restrict players, which is why a reward mechanism is needed.

If only our side can receive the reward, then the players will naturally side with us.

Shi Yu has naturally played games in various worlds, and has even visited gamified worlds, so he is capable of guiding players.

"The other side can also give rewards. After the end comes, the infected units will also have some things, and their own abilities will also be retained."

As soon as she opened her mouth, Yu knew that Huan Shu was too kind-hearted. She never thought that the abilities they gained would become ineffective after switching sides.

"You need to establish a currency system and ensure that their faction always needs you, especially since if they are eliminated in the end times, their previous skills and equipment will become invalid, and there will be incompatibility issues. If the cost is high enough, then fewer people will switch factions."

Of course, you need to set up enough tasks and some main storylines; you also need to conceive of this world as a game, figuring out how to develop and expand it.

Infrastructure building, combat, exploration, collection, quests... the game offers a wide variety of gameplay options and has much potential for expansion.

This is a world in itself, and you could say it's 100% realistic with a great sense of immersion. So, as long as you give players enough tasks and events, they won't cause too much trouble and can focus on the main storyline.