Chapter 213 - Diablo’s International Version (1/2)

Translator: Exodus Tales  Editor: Exodus Tales

In the experience store, there were many surrounding Jia Peng, watching as he played Don’t Starve.

It was over day seventy, and Jia Peng had more or less stabilized, maintaining decent levels for health, hunger, and sanity.

The others watching were trying to study his base.

There were two campfires in the middle of his base, one normal one and one endothermic one, both of which are used to regulate the temperature of the base.

There were many chests slightly further away from the campfires used for storage.

Next to the chests was a tent, crockpot, science machine, bird cage, lightning rod, and a fridge.

There were also various types of meat on the drying rack.

There were many traps all around the base used to defend the base against any incoming mobs too.

Saplings, grass, berries and other necessities were all arranged neatly in rows, making the players with OCD incredibly satisfied.

Wilson had a Miner hat on his head, lighting up his surroundings during night without a need for a torch. There were also various items in his backpack for various situations.

Chang Xiuya exclaimed, “Wow, Jia Peng your base is awesome!”

Jia Peng shook his head, “It’s alright. I’ve seen so many posts on the interest that are way better than this. They look like something in the dreams of someone with OCD, mine’s like a sow stall.”

“That’s amazing too! By the way, what does Chester and the Walking Cane do?”

Jia Peng was shocked, “Chester? Walking Stick? What are those?”

“Uhh… it’s nothing.”

Jia Peng didn’t seem to care, “I find this game to be more playable long term than Diablo. Sure I was dying a lot at the start, but you can survive for quite some time once you get the hang of it. And it’s so satisfying to hog all these materials.”

“Yeah, and the co-op mode is incredibly fun too,” added Zou Zhuo, “Everybody has something to do, you could be exploring, hunting, gathering, and some even just watching. It’s so fun to play with a few friends.”

“Yeah, that’s true. And the characters all have different abilities, so they can do different tasks. I feel like I could play this game for ages,” expressed Chang Xiuya.

“So cares about Diablo’s DLC anymore?” complained Lin Xue.

Jia Peng scratched his head, “Heh, it can’t be helped. Don’t Starve is so rich in content, I’m completely addicted to it. As for Diablo, sure it’s fun, but I’m kind of sick of it.”

Chang Xiuya said, “Weird, I didn’t expect a girl like you to like Diablo, Xue.”

“Although I quite like Don’t Starve too, Diablo feels better to play. Geez, maybe it’s just a difference in taste. There are still quite a few players who like Diablo, why does it feel like the manager is ignoring them,” said Lin Xue.

“He’s really not,” said Chen Mo, “Didn’t the manager say he’d release a DLc eventually? We’ll just have to wait.”

Lin Xiuya stood up, “Geez, alright. I came here just to find out more about Diablo’s DLC, but it seems I haven’t been able to accomplish my mission today.

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