Chapter 16

[Game Name: Need for Speed

Game Type: Racing

System Rating: C+

C+ Grade Game Creation Reward: Book on Occlumency and Legilimency]

Now ain't that lucky?

Who knew I would just end up getting a reward that would solve my Mental Protection problem?

Although it doesn't really solve my Magic Protection problem...

Plus, I am not even sure if I am able to practice magic from the Harry Potter universe without a wand.

Once I was back in my office, I added Fast and Need for Speed to my Steam Account.

[System Mission (COMPLETED)

Mission Details: Create a Second Game

1/1

Rewards: 1x Personal Reward(The Staff of Magnus), 2x Game Rewards(Potion of Wolf's Perception, Potion of Animal Reflexes), and 15,000 System Points]

[The Staff of Magnus: The Staff of Magnus is an ancient, powerful staff with mystical ties to the Eye of Magnus and the God who gave it its name]

[Potion of Wolf's Perception: Upon consumption, the consumer of this potion will gain the perception of a Wolf, their senses will be greatly increased allowing them to see things farther away and in more detail, as well as hear faint sounds that would go unnoticed by the human ear and allow them to smell things from much further away and at much greater detail. Lasts 6 hours]

[Potion of Animal Reflexes: Upon consumption, the consumer's reflexes will become as strong as an animal's, they say an animal can know something is wrong before it even happens, is it true? Lasts 6 hours]

All three rewards were quite good if I must say so.

I then spent the next hour adjusting the game rewards and how likely the player was to get them.

I lowered the Golden Apple to 1% to get it and rose the potions percentages to the point where they would get the potions most of the time.

I did this because the potions are not nearly as strong as the Golden Apple that could literally increase someone's life span...

Well enough about that, I opened my menu on my desk and added a new message to Battle For The Top's Forum advertising the new game.

Other than that, I looked at the three new missions that I got from the system.

[System Mission 1(Need for Speed)

Mission Details: Have 250 Players play Need For Speed at the same time

0/250 Players

Rewards: 1x Game Reward and 1,000 System Points]

[System Mission 2(Need for Speed)

Mission Details: Have at least a 4 Star rating in Need For Speed by the end of the week

0/4 Stars

Rewards: 15,000 System Points and a Random Reward]

[System Mission 3(Need for Speed)

Mission Details: Have a decent player base size by the end of the week

0/1,500 Players

Rewards: 10,000 System Points and a random reward]

It seems the missions I got were the same missions I got from Battle For The Top but a little harder, they gave better rewards though.

Other than that I also got a new Game mission.

[System Mission

Mission Details: Create a Third Game

0/1

Rewards: 1x Personal Reward, 2x Game Rewards, and 15,000 System Points]

It was the same rewards as the last one which was somewhat disappointing but definitely understandable since it would be easily exploited if I started mass-producing games.

I mean I could still mass-produce games for this reward, but it wouldn't really be worth it and I would just get overwhelmed by the missions that would come along with the games.

...

A few more days passed and Battle For The Top now had a little over 8,000 players and only continued to gain more popularity at an increased rate.

Need for speed on the other hand has gotten over 1,000 Players that play on a regular basis just because of the advertisement that I put in BFTP(Battle For The Top) that helped it to its feet.

Now then, I have a game that involves the Thrill of Combat and Survival of the Fittest and a game that involved the Thrill of Racing and driving at very fast speeds in a vehicle without much worry for consequences.

What should my third game involve?

Don't get me wrong, I plan on creating my third game next month if I am lucky enough and nothing comes up, but I should at least come with a plan for what I will do with it, don't you think?

Other than that, I have upgraded my home a bit and did some traveling around the world which took most of my time these past couple of days.

What I was doing was setting up gates in almost every country in the world which would allow me fast transportation everywhere across the world if the need arises.

I made sure these Gates were in secluded and isolated locations and to guarantee that they wouldn't be found I put up a barrier that would make whoever it entered it turn back and think of it as their own decision.

Why was I doing this you may ask?

Simple, I wanted to have the ability to go anywhere on earth without much trouble and perhaps even involve myself with some of the events in Marvel.

Now enough with the boring stuff, I am going to relax for a while.