Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

A wild background music similar to that of a savage rainforest sounded, and the tall and wretched figure of XB appeared on the screen, along with a large number of comments:

"2333, I thought it was funny, but I didn't expect it to be this funny."

"Shit, I felt a bit blood-sick by the end. What should I do? XBlivesmatter!"

"I'm a huge fan of XB technology. Being able to watch the XB death show up close is a real steal, isn't it?"

"I remember a guy who died eight times in a row already being on the unlucky list. XB died 8 times in a row. I can't believe there's really a person in the dive chamber? It's so abstract."

"You're being a bit rude upstairs. As a fellow XB fan, I'm giving you a stern warning!"

"Fuck, these little scoundrels!" XB, who was peeking from the sidelines, nearly gnashed his teeth to pieces. He tried to save face by switching to his secondary account and opening the comment section: "Don't you have any heart? When you mercilessly mock a hero who helped save the world, it just reflects your impoverished spiritual world. It's like throwing an axe at the sky; it only ends up hurting you when it falls."

Afterwards, he was actually regarded by the black fans as one of their own, who was sarcastic. This sentence caused a frenzy among the black fans, and was quoted and copied in unison, and it is likely to become a hot meme:

"Don't you have any heart? When you mercilessly mock a hero who helped save the world, it just reflects your impoverished spiritual world. It's like throwing an axe at the sky; it only ends up hurting you when it falls."

Before the main film even started, XB already felt dizzy and couldn't help but let out a long howl: "I'm mad at your mother, stop!"

The dive chamber began issuing health warnings:

"The user's heartbeat has been detected to be accelerating. Please calm down."

"It has been detected that the user's blood pressure is beginning to rise. Please take a deep breath."

The main film begins.

The screen locked onto XB, using him as the first-person perspective. This was a condensed and condensed version of the story, lasting approximately five minutes. The audience watched as he excitedly accepted a quest from Wayne Stewell, began to leap forward, and two minutes later, he attracted two ghost monsters and sacrificed his first life.

The second life was lost just as quickly, thanks to a block from Hawkeye, which deflected the arrow originally aimed at Wayne Stewell and deflected it towards XB, effectively killing him. The audience excitedly deducted 2.

Then XB started a show of his own. He was killed by monsters lured by the Psychic Scream Fear, killed by monsters lured by the repulse, accidentally injured by teammates because of the terrain, and died because of his poor vision while luring monsters forward. He played like a robot that regarded life as dirt.

The climax of XB's death came from the final battle between Wayne Stewell and the Plague Wolf Ulysses. Many players had not noticed XB's performance before. On one side, Wayne Stewell fought very well, while on the other side, XB presented the most devastating death show in the history of the game.

Chased to death by slimes, gnawed to death by plague demons, singled out by bosses, and instantly slain by toxic water, plagues, volcanoes, hurricanes, and other disasters that suddenly erupt from beneath his feet, XB is like an omnipresent unlucky individual, his presence visible wherever there's death. Initially, the audience still had time to count, but as the video continued, they quickly realized the severity of the situation and realized their counting skills could no longer keep up with XB's death rate.

As the background music grew increasingly tragic, a line of subtitles slowly appeared on the screen. It read: "According to post-battle statistics, as of this moment, XB has lost 752813 experience points, 27 health points, used 7 skills, and consumed 1127 enemy mana. His achievements in battle are illustrious, and he can be said to be the bravest of all armies."

"But even so, when the protagonist needed help and the world needed saving, he still burned himself without hesitation, igniting others, proving one thing: even if death does not matter? Even if others do not recognize it, it does not matter? Apocalypse is more than just the present moment. As long as there is light in your heart, you will be the light.

The background music becomes passionate again, and XB raises his hands without hesitation, his gaze determined. Even if he dies in various postures, in the next moment, he will run back to his corpse without hesitation, raising his hands to the sky again. The light ball in the sky, full of light and shadow effects, reflects on him, as if at this moment, XB has truly become light. The only discordant thing is the death count in the upper right corner of the screen, which keeps ticking like an electric meter.

XB's death count finally stopped at 41, the screen turned black, and the video ended.

After watching the entire video, barrages of comments started flying across the screen.

“Sublimated.”

"Tears."

"Xumajia has dreams too!" (Note: Xumajia is an AI robot from a real-world special effects drama. After being tampered with by the Destruction Thunder using a program, it turns into a magic puppet. It's quite impressive. Here, it is assumed that this world also has it.)

As an old acquaintance, Zhou Ning only regretted that he did not have the permission to post barrages and could not +1.

XB couldn't help laughing as he watched, but then he remembered that the person on the screen was himself, and he couldn't help crying again. After lighting a cigarette and calming down, he switched off and reported the video. As for the reason, do I need to explain it?

He curled his lips and gave a bloody and violent reason for the report.

In a joyful and unforgettable atmosphere, this episode of "Apocalypse Forecast" entered the penultimate stage, the NPC strength ranking.

There is no surprise in this issue that Wayne Stewell takes the first place for the fourth time in a row. The reason for this issue is even more sufficient. Wayne Stewell has crossed the level to kill the god for the second time, and has become a demigod on the surface. His wonderful performance and unique style are truly outstanding.

The second episode features Valentine, the Northern Pirate Emperor and Lord of Weather. Not only does he appear in the series, but players who complete the Great Warrior class upgrade encounter him at sea. The scene can only be described as brutal, as a massive tsunami instantly engulfs his ship.

The third is Stuart Crowe, who has rebounded from the downturn. He also performed outstandingly in the fight against the Cult of the Curse during this period.

Next is the last column. This issue of Apocalypse Forecast also edited the five most famous scenes in the entire Apocalypse game in recent times.

The fifth famous scene is when Stuart Crow raises his scepter during the battle and casts the divine spell [Angel Advent], summoning the sun angel Virginia to possess him. The scene is extremely magnificent.

The fourth famous scene is when Valentine, the Lord of Weather, raised his hand slightly, and the weather changed according to his will. A huge tsunami swallowed everything, and then a giant Lavidus jumped out of the sea.

The third famous scene is when he was hunting Cotton Benson. He was shrouded in the ultimate domineering aura. All the pirates lurking around rolled their eyes, foamed at the mouth and fell down. It seemed as if pirate rain was falling from the sky. The shocking power was maximum.

The second famous scene is when the sword god possesses himself, shouts a sword and borrows a hundred swords, and then the sword opens the gate of heaven and kills the plague wolf Ulysses after the god descends. Accompanied by the protagonist's unique execution song, it makes people's adrenaline soar.

The best famous scene is undoubtedly the "Leverage" segment that has been edited into countless versions. The picture is frozen on the players' arms raised up. Although it is not as exciting as the second to last famous scene, the shocking degree and its significance to the players and the entire game make this scene rank first. It has also become one of the best famous scenes in the history of games.

The apocalypse preview ends here.

At the end of the Apocalypse Preview, as usual, there is a mission overview and an Easter egg plot to end the video.

Archbishop Edward of the Church of the God of War has mysteriously disappeared in the underground ruins. The Church of the God of War has tasked you with tracking him down. Meanwhile, Karl Robbins, Weather Lord Valentine, the Church of Poseidon, the Church of the God of War, the mysterious Werewolf Djinn, countless secret churches, and mysterious forces have all gathered in the Motley Islands, creating a complex situation.

As the protagonist of the game "Apocalypse," Wayne Stewell is keenly aware that the Archbishop's disappearance may be related to Carl Robbins and the book. The storm continues, and the drums of war have begun to sound. Are you willing to join Wayne Stewell in launching an expedition to fight against evil?

【Do you accept the invitation? 】

【whether? 】

Similarly, a white-gloved hand-shaped pointer moved between the two options and finally clicked on "Yes".

The screen flashed to a fishing boat sailing at sea. A dozen sailors gathered on deck, fishing. Suddenly, there was movement from the side of the ship behind. One sailor turned his head and saw a dripping figure climbing up the side of the ship with his bare hands. Almost instantly, his pupils dilated, and his body began to shrink and twist, covered with strands of flesh, clearly corrupted by the impact of the divine power. The figure wore a white priestly robe, his face calm, his eyes mad. He faced the terrified sailors and slowly grinned, revealing neat teeth and a few strands of flesh hanging from the gaps.

The video ends.

A line of subtitles popped out:

【Welcome to Apocalypse 2.1 - Phantom of Hood Island! 】