But as soon as he became the captain, he started feeling psychological pressure, surrounded by an invisible sense of responsibility.
Pointing teammates to go for rescue, teammates died.
Ordering teammates to kill the Insect Man together, teammates died again.
Taking a detour, ended up watching civilians die helplessly.
Later on, he himself died several times, temporarily withdrawing.
It's not hard to understand dying several times in the same mission, but he played this mission just yesterday, confident in his skills, yet death still followed him like a shadow.
Being a teammate or a tourist brought so much more joy than being a captain.
Basically, once players became captains, they experienced the hardships of warriors.
The high difficulty didn't dampen their enthusiasm; instead, it made them more eager to explore, like injecting energy. Everyday they had to log in and relentlessly get abused by the Insect Man over and over again.
The hype was nonstop and frantic.
