The lottery function is an indispensable and important part of every chat group fan fiction.
Basically, whether it's the protagonist or a group member, if they want to continue getting stronger on their original foundation, or even transcend the limits of their current world, they can only rely on the "lottery."
Rosen carefully looked at the lottery rules.
The rules are like most game systems.
The lottery is divided into a limited UP pool and a free prize pool.
The rewards in the limited pool also come from the group members' worlds, and they refresh once every week. If a particular group member's world does not have particularly mysterious items, the chat group will randomly select some mysterious items from other group members' worlds and include them.
By the way, drawing once from the limited pool requires one hundred points.
And currently, the only stable way to get points is through signing in.
Rosen tried it casually.
Group Message: Group member "Shepherd" performed a sign-in and received five points.
"Is that all?"
Rosen couldn't help but complain.
Any game he had played, in order to retain players, would at least not be too stingy during the opening period.
And to ensure online rates, planners would also organize some game activities that could attract free-to-play players every once in a while.
After all, to maintain the popularity of a game, besides the big spenders, the most important thing is the large number of free-to-play players.
But is this chat group thing for beggars?
Fallen Angel: "You actually drew five points. You're not a newcomer. Who exactly are you?!"
Hell's Fubuki: "Your luck is pretty good. You got five points on your first sign-in."
Magic Old Man: "It seems the newcomer will have very good luck today."
Seeing these three sentences, Rosen was at a loss.
Five points is a lot?
Are you guys sane?
Shepherd: "It's only five points, but drawing once from the limited pool requires one hundred points. It would take at least twenty days to save up enough for one draw."
Rosen didn't know if this lottery had a guaranteed draw.
But whether it did or not, a year's time would only be enough for one ten-pull.
And weren't there plenty of ten-pull failures?
Even with a guaranteed draw, there was no guarantee that what was drawn would be useful.
Bad Woman: "It is indeed very little, but you should know that the maximum points you can get from daily sign-in is five points, and before you, none of us could get five points; the highest was only three points."
It sounded good, but Rosen felt increasingly awkward.
Shepherd: "But what does the number of points have to do with my luck today?"
Fallen Angel: "This is probably metaphysics. The number of points drawn each day can reflect a person's luck for that day. Although we are just guessing, it is really accurate."
Fallen Angel: "One day I only got one point from signing in. I originally thought I would stay at home and not go out to break this unwritten rule, but I didn't expect that on that short trip to the refrigerator to get a cola, my big toe accidentally kicked the corner of the table, and then I completely behaved myself. Helpless.jpg."
Big toe kicked the table leg?
That must have hurt quite a bit.
Du Dao: "So generally speaking, the normal points obtained from signing in are three points. If it exceeds three points, today's luck should be very good."
Magic Old Man: "So the Shepherd will have very good luck today, like getting a lot of sheep's milk."
Shepherd: "?"
Rosen sent a question mark, but then he started to ponder.
He didn't expect the chat group could also be used for fortune-telling.
But... was his luck really good today?
Thinking about it carefully, it was indeed good.
Although he was almost eaten by an evil spirit the moment he discovered the true nature of the world, he also coincidentally activated his Golden Finger and joined the chat group.
He continued to check the gacha function.
In addition to the limited-time gacha pool, there was also a free gacha pool.
Everyone would get one gacha chance refreshed daily, and it would refresh again the next day whether used or not.
It didn't stack, and expired chances wouldn't be replenished.
However, since it was free, the items in the gacha pool certainly wouldn't be very good.
After that, there were no other functions.
Rosen decided to ask the group again.
[Shepherd: "Speaking of which, are the chat group's functions all here? Can the chat group only be used for chatting?"]
[Fallen Angel: "I know what you mean, but for now, that's how it is. The chat group can only be used for chatting; there's no function for meeting in person."]
[Du Dao: "It would be great if we could meet in person. I really hope one of you can help me deal with the virus infection in this world. Outside, it's all zombies now. If there weren't a red packet function, I would probably starve and die of thirst."]
Seeing this, Rosen's heart stirred.
Had the virus already broken out in Saeko Busujima's world?