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This is the kind of novel where a great concept and beautiful idea have been expressed in the most worst way possible. Of all games, movies and concepts in today's world, battle royal is one with the greatest amount of casual players. They are some of the easiest games to get started with while having a very steep learning curve. But they only work because nothing happens to the loosers. If every time you died you would have to feal that death, nobody except masochists or serial killers would continue playing. They are designed to be casual, fast and ever changing. Without a filter by skill and experience level, they are literally some of the worst games out there. For long term investment of time there needs to be a reward, but BR game wins are fleeting and so common to be practically useless. The emotional impact is also greatly reduced because death comes comparatively fast. If you really want a feast of negative emotions, you could do something like a survival game where everyone needs to work together, but there aren't enough resources for everyone to survive or resources are only available in dangerous locations. Literally any good dystopia would have been better than a simple Battle Royal game. If you wanted something to be addictive, you would only need to reward those successful with power over the others. Most people wouldn't mind suffering a little if they could make others suffer more and if the roles change often enough, every cycle would mean even more complicated emotional drama.