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As Mehtab loaded the game up, having taken a few days off and disconnected to tend well, life matters, (namely how that annoying little bite happy treat got back into his kingdom and decided they were going to make their home up in the attic), he frowned to himself at the loading screen. Sure okay, maybe it might help a newbie, but killing your enemy so you didn’t die was like, gaming 101. It seemed fairly obvious. But then again, a party wipe happened practically in every dungeon at least once due to a newbie who didn’t know how to play so… well. He hoped he didn’t have to deal with that anytime soon. And if he did he was going to just see how far he could get into the story content going solo, (probably not super far, games like these always kept some end content stuff behind co-op because yeah it was technically a Massive MULTIPlayer Online Game). The whir of the game buzzed up as he loaded in, the room he was in coming into view, along with his quest log. No new updates or

Aside from the whole fact that he was fairly certain either: His game file was completely bunk and corrupted and thus likely to get banned if he used it again, or that his console was broken and now it was effecting his game, Mehtab was reluctant to logging back in. Like, sure, he spent a good time invested in the game already and did want to reach that endgame content, but he also spent a good chunk of change on getting the game and the system itself and to not try and get every token’s worth out of it seemed a shame. Still, when he got wind of the patch and new content launch, it made sense. What he encountered was likely the very thing they were patching out and fixing. His game, in theory, should be fine and as it loaded, everything seemed alright. At least, at first it did. When he came about back that the tavern only to find no one in said tavern inn bar… place and all his quests wiped? Mehtab sighed. Just his luck- his account either got extremely patched or, it got an even