Overgeared

“Jishuka has S-grade individual ability. Ever since becoming the Bow Saint, she has no weaknesses because she is strong even in close-range battles.”

“Most of Jishuka’s melee skills are counters, right? It isn’t easy to hit if the other person is vigilant in advance.”

“That is the problem of your fingers. Isn’t Jishuka different from you?”

“How dare a man who is nothing evaluate Dia hyung-nim’s fingers?”

“That is Player Diana. What type of nonsense are you saying?”

“Ah, really... Please don’t be ridiculous.”

One of the main sources of income for high rankers was the portrait rights. They earned high profits not only from their images being used in broadcasting, advertising, and photography, but also from their images used as secondary creations. A typical example was games.

Games—the cultural life that modern humanity preferred the most. People weren’t satisfied with just one Satisfy. It was an unavoidable physical issue. The premise was that they had to use the capsule to play Satisfy. It meant it was hard to do it in parallel with work. There was also a timeout. There was a limit to playing all day long during the holidays or enjoying a short break.

This was why video games and mobile games still remained in existence. People felt that games other than virtual reality games were somewhat trivial, but they couldn’t completely turn a blind eye to them. They used these games as a substitute. There were many games on the market aimed at them. Satisfy Online, Satisfy Mobile, Satisfy World, Satisfy National Competition, and more...

The secondary Satisfy games were released every year, some of which were significantly successful. The successful games had something in common. They purchased the portrait rights of high rankers and presented them as game characters. It was easy to think about it as existing sports players being characters in football games, basketball games, etc. Game companies broke down the rankers’ stats and personality using their own rules and interpretations. Then they were released as game characters.

The public immersed themselves in various games by playing characterized rankers. This was why ordinary people and even primary school students could analyze Jishuka’s skills like a pro. It was an era where information flooded in. Satisfy’s rankers had been exposed in countless media and analyzed. The public believed they knew the rankers well.

“Most of the games portray Jishuka as an overwhelming 1st tier character. Characters with her equivalent performance are Kraugel, Yura, Euphemina, Chris, and the demon king version of Damian. Do you know why?”

The hair that was parted 5:5 without an inch of error strangely attracted attention. Looking closely at their feeling of strangeness, they found that there were no wrinkles in the man’s suit. As evidenced by his upright back and sitting posture, he seemed to have nothing unnecessary in his actions and always insisted on the right posture.

“Isn’t it because she is so popular?”

Jishuka had maintained her top 10 ranking almost every year. She was undoubtedly a talented person, but she tended to appear as an excessively OP character in secondary creations. Sometimes it was hard to understand.

By this point, it was even questionable if the game developers around the world had selfish motives in regards to Jishuka.

It was true, but it wasn’t the right answer.

“Popularity is naturally an important measure. However, if they were going to excessively overdo a character’s stats because of popularity, Laella would be the immovable 1st tier character.”

Laella is also a top ranked high ranker in the top 100. Furthermore, she wasn’t inferior to Jishuka and Yura when it came to popularity. The strange thing was that her popularity had increased since she started dating Zednos... it wasn’t unnecessary to analyze the reason except for entertainment media.

“The reason for Jishuka’s high evaluation is her ‘vision.’”

A man who wore glasses on his sharp nose gave the right answer. He was the CEO of Red Moon Thunderstorm Art. He was an emerging giant in the game industry and was directly in charge of the production of Satisfy Online, the biggest hit among the dozens of secondary Satisfy games.

a vision that makes all terrain and covers useless, so

huge potential was seen

“Yes.”

reinterpreted Jishuka’s abilities in different ways and integrated them into the game. The result was now.

her to use her strengths, especially on such

going to show her invincibility. It was almost distorted enough to resemble the feeling of inviting Grid. This was despite the stark difference between the secondary creations and

benefits from the creations, she

she would receive if she didn’t meet the public’s expectations. It felt pitiful for Jishuka to take all of this.

the reporters in the

-Yes, I’ll work hard.

trying to calm her excitement. That’s right. She was excited. Unlike the concerns of the gaming industry experts and reporters, she didn’t feel any pressure.

advantageous for me. It

opponent was Pon. He sat on top of his white horse and believed he had an advantage. It was a common sense judgment. Flat land with no cover. It was the ideal terrain for Pon, who had high

mixed in with the quick fire arrows and

of them

damage because it was an arrow made of magic power, not an actual arrow. It was

example, Pon judged that as long as he paid attention to situations where arrows could dig into the gaps of his helmet to poke his eyes and cause blindness, he could win without any

I’m not denying

affirming his

“Hiyah!"

first place. Pon had always done his best. He might not have a legendary class but he tried so hard that he was proud that

white horse carrying Pon gradually

who was standing only 700 meters away—she felt very close to the white horse, who had been in a war with Pon. It thought she would be quickly

Hihing!

idea until an invisible arrow flew

where he couldn’t keep his position on the horse due to the arrows that were aiming for his vital points.

There was no hesitation of even 0.1 seconds. He remained focused so as to not lose the spear knight’s charge gauge, which increased his attack power as he ‘charged toward

“Spear Flower.”

off his horse, felt like a prohibition was lifted. He didn’t hesitate to use a large-scale skill to neutralize Jishuka’s arrows. The

be careful of

made his horse fall, but Jishuka’s intangible arrows were much more powerful than they were during the Great Human and Demon War. Pon deeply

was equal to all. Others were getting stronger as he was getting stronger. Luck and talent were the qualities needed to jump over the ‘wall’ encountered and

time, luck followed

spear started to vibrate. It created a magnetic force that gathered all the pouring arrows together. The tip of the spear that pulled hundreds of

“Destroyer.”

of he fourth class advancement of the spear knight, which was acquired from leveling up. It was also an unexpected skill for Pon himself. It was no wonder why he couldn’t expect it. Pon was ranked 1st in the spear knight rankings. He was the pioneer. There was no way to know which level would gain

and never leaked Destroyer. He used it secretly in a private training room to improve his proficiency, but he

time in order to protect his honor. He wanted to fight the rulers and overcome them. He ended up in the same group as Jishuka. Even so, Pon had watched Jishuka for a long time and