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Death and Axes
by S.L. Rowland
I absolutely loved this book. I loved the universe it set in. Here, you have a futuristic world where the real world went to shit and the air is no longer breathable and everyone spends an insane amount of time within VR. But it isn't the typical "latest VR technology" or "latest mmorpg out there". No. Pangea comes off as being the ONLY VR option, and instead of having one world with one game, with one type of lore. You have portals to different type of worlds. You have educational portals, and portals to mythological world and pirate worlds and fps worlds so you can go anywhere and be whoever you want. The only limiting thing is: Everyone is locked to experience gains and stats. Everyone levels up.
There are things I'd complain about. The MC is lucky, very very lucky. And he's nice, too nice. And that's it. There is no grand outsmarting anything, or grand new tactics. It's just an average joe who got lucky and seem a little more stubborn than most.
Nobody is as nice as this guy, is my thought. But it was an enjoyable adventure. One who saw multiple worlds, cleared quests way outside his level, stumbled into lucky finds and maybe made some friends and enemies along the way.
There are things I'd complain about. The MC is lucky, very very lucky. And he's nice, too nice. And that's it. There is no grand outsmarting anything, or grand new tactics. It's just an average joe who got lucky and seem a little more stubborn than most.
Nobody is as nice as this guy, is my thought. But it was an enjoyable adventure. One who saw multiple worlds, cleared quests way outside his level, stumbled into lucky finds and maybe made some friends and enemies along the way.