“Silent Cloud 16” player is being hunted down by geese.

The new MVORPG, launched with Everstone Studio, attracted 2 million players, who were very good at the game, but who really let down the player was neither a demon nor a demon, but a goose.

In recent times, both in Reddit and Steam’s discussion areas, there have been a series of crashing calls for help under various headings, including “Goose?”, “Beware Goose” and “See the Goose Duck,” which show that the player has been completely beaten by the feathers to the ground. Some netizens laughed that it was a full-blown version of “Salda legends” in which chickens fought back.

It’s a pre-game job (and by the side of the road) where a player has to heal a sick, white goose, but if it doesn’t fail, it’s going to have a disease, become a sick monster, get red and have Boss’s blood strips, and then start chasing after the player.

Although it seems to know that something is going to happen, because defeating it is going to make it happen, many of the players are still on their way, and then are kicked off in the air.

As the players continue to be repaired by the geese, a code of anti-guanaism gradually takes shape in the community: throw it into the water.

The reasons are not clear, but in the world of Swallow Cloud XVI, geese will slowly drown in water and will not struggle at all, at least for the player.

Snout Sixteen accumulated more than millions of pre-registered before it came on the market, and Steam currently maintains about 160,000 people on the line on a daily basis, but apparently the law of water-burst geese is not yet fully universal, and many new players are being chased by geese around the map.

Reddit netizens complained that “I was just exploring for a walk and suddenly I was kicked to death by a white goose. Is that normal?” Steam, the player yells, “Give me a film to teach me how to kill geese. I don’t want words. I want film! “I’ve been killed by geese. All the players who overcome the problem agree to suggest that they pick it up, throw it down, or run for their lives after dizziness.

Covered:

The power of geese is far beyond imagination and cannot be dealt with by normal means. If you have plans to enter the river in the near future, remember the wise words of your predecessors. It is not a goose. It is God. Respect him.