Cool Gust was dumbfounded, "Where, where did this come from? Who built it? "
The bystanders all turned to look at Chen Mo.
Cool Gust sent a 'shocked' emoji, "Boss! Please accept my respect! Your house is too awesome, please teach me how to build it! "
Chen Mo sent a 'head scratching' emoji, "Oh, I can't really explain it. I just pictured it in my head and built it. Maybe I'm talented after playing with blocks. "
Cool Gust asked in shock, "Then, what's your profession?"
Chen Mo thought for a bit, "Hmm, a professional Lego player?"
Cool Gust sent an 'impressed' emoji, "You're amazing! I'm impressed! No wonder you're a professional! "
Lin Xue was trying to hold back her laughter.
The crowd couldn't hold it in anymore and started spamming the chat.
"My goodness, Chen Mo's acting cool again!"
"Kill this pretentious prick!"
"Since when did you become a professional Lego player? Don't be so shameless! "
"What are you talking about? You pictured it in your head and built it? Why don't you go die? "
"I've never seen such a shameless person!"
Of course, the crowd didn't know any of this. They were all studying the structure of the house.
They decided to give up after studying it for a bit, as they wouldn't be able to build the exact same house no matter how hard they tried.
They looked at the three wooden houses on the side. No one wanted to live in them anymore.
Chen Mo said, "You guys can take the blueprints of the house. You can build it as long as you collect enough materials."
Cool Gust was surprised, "Huh? Boss, you're giving us the blueprints? "
Chen Mo nodded, "Yeah, you guys can trade with me one by one."
Everyone was excited when they heard that Chen Mo was giving them the blueprints. They lined up to trade with Chen Mo.
After Chen Mo generated the blueprints of the house, he gave everyone a copy.
"Thank you boss! You're amazing! "
The crowd happily took the blueprints and couldn't wait to collect the materials to build the house. The more Cool Gust looked at the three wooden huts, the more irksome they were, so he decided to tear them down and rebuild them.
Everyone's enthusiasm was unprecedentedly high. They were all madly plucking trees, and all the trees within a radius of a few hundred meters were stripped bare. They even dug a huge cave in the mountain.
Cool Gust gathered the remaining materials, picked an empty space, and flattened it.
Then, he took out the map, selected the area, and placed it.
Blocks of materials appeared out of thin air and stacked on top of each other. The materials in Cool Gust's item bar continued to decrease until finally, a two-story building that looked exactly the same as before appeared.
"Awesome!" Cool Gust could not wait to get into the building, open all the doors and wander around.
After a while, Cool Gust came out and asked Chen Mo, "Boss, can I modify this house?"
Chen Mo nodded, "Of course, feel free to change it. However, you can't create another blueprint after you've modified it. It has to be completely original. "
Feng Liang said, "Alright, thank you boss! Let me study the structure of this house! "
This small building greatly aroused the enthusiasm of these players. They were all studying the structure of this house and trying to build one from scratch.
Chen Mo said to Lin Xue, "You go ahead, I'll be heading out to check on the status of the players in each server."
Lin Xue nodded, not really understanding, "Alright."
…
Chen Mo exited the VR pod and went to the office from the second floor of the experience store.
Qian Kun came up to Chen Mo when he saw him.
"Manager, the sales are going well, we've broken ten thousand!" Qian Kun said excitedly.
Chen Mo nodded, "Then is it time to create a second server? Keep an eye on it, it might grow even more. "
"Alright, don't worry manager," Qian Kun said and went back to looking at the statistics.
It hadn't even been twenty-four hours since Minecraft was released, so the statistics weren't out yet. But according to estimates, it should be able to sell fifty thousand on the first day.
This number wasn't that great as Don't Starve sold forty thousand on the first day, while Minecraft had a record of over a hundred million in his previous life.
But there were still platforms to consider. VR games in this world had less users than PC and mobile, and Minecraft's miraculous sales were built on PC, mobile, and console.
Now that Chen Mo only released it for VR and only sold it in China, it was normal for the sales to be lower.
Of course, this wasn't a small number for VR games. Most importantly, Minecraft was sold very cheaply. Many of Chen Mo's fans who had VR gaming pods bought them without hesitation.
Of course, Chen Mo's videos of the Forbidden City and the Old Summer Palace were also very good promotions.
Chen Mo wasn't worried, as Minecraft was a game that had a lot of fun and was more of a late game. The game's true charm would only be revealed when the players were fully immersed in it.
Chen Mo found a computer and logged into the server to check the status of the server.
According to the current progress, ten thousand players had filled up the first server. These players were born in different parts of the world, exploring the world, collecting materials, and building houses.
Of course, not all ten thousand players would stay. Chen Mo estimated that the world would be able to run smoothly as long as three thousand players stayed.
On the screen was a huge map of the world. However, the world was actually a solar system, made up of eight planets. The surface area of the planets added together was a hundred thousand square kilometers, which was around ten thousand square kilometers on average.
Chen Mo arranged the planets according to the order of the eight planets. The players were born on Earth, which was the third planet.
Ten thousand square kilometers, which was one square kilometer for ten thousand players. That meant there were a million blocks on the surface alone, not to mention the underground. This was more than enough for the players to play around with.
Of course, the players wouldn't be fighting for themselves, they would form a guild and build together. It was more likely that a guild of one hundred players would take over a few hundred square kilometers and build it up.
The status of the players on the screen was similar to what Chen Mo had envisioned. There were many dots on the map, which represented active players.
Currently, the players were all concentrated around the spawn points. Different spawn points were separated by mountains and rivers, and different guilds hadn't come into contact yet.
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