Comments of chapter undefined of Supremacy Games

MidGard:Let me explain it this way. The SG platform is universal. Millions of players sign the contract to join the games every single day. The platform is already flooding with players, and the SGA committee is trying its best to reduce the number of applications every chance they got. Now you are telling me that you want the players to have the ability to respawn? That's just impossible in the SG. If you die you die in real life, simple as that. The reason why the mood is not heavy and dark like you expect to see in the death games is because of the spectator's view. They see the games as a mere way of enjoyment and ease their boredom. They don't care if the players lived or died. As for the games numbers shown on the player's list that meant they lost their games without dying. Players do not die in every game they play, it's not like you either win or die. For example in this race, I mentioned at the start that some players split from the pack after seeing cars dropping like flies. The sight scared them and forced them to quit. Although there was no surrender, there was no rule stopping them from hanging around until the game ends. In addition, you said that Felix and the players were playing like this was just a game without fear of dying. However, did you not see how many times did I emphasize their desperation before they die? They beg, they scream, they try whatever it took to survive. If it wasn't for so, they would simply laugh it off when they get blasted to flames and try in the next game. If this went on and on. The platform would destroy itself by the neverending numbers of players. The only reason you don't feel that was really serious is that I don't use 500 words describing the emotional trauma before they die. I will do that only to fleshed-out characters not add's on. All in all, the Supremacy Games Platform does not beg people to come apply, the players do it by themselves well aware of the consquensences of dying. Yet they do it anyway, why? Because if they won just a single game, just one, they could wish for a minimum of 800 Million SC, or worth of items and resources. They had no one to complain if the game they were put on was totally foreign to them. The games are varied for the entertainment of the spectators not to please the wishes of the players. If they don't have the necessary skill to play the game, simply don't play it and go hide or idle away until it ends. Then try again with another game. It is as simple as that.