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A LitRPG and GameLit Series (Stellar Frontier, Book 1)

De: Jason Cheek

Narrado por: Ryan Dimon

Stellar Frontier is the newest sensational hit that has taken the world by storm. It's the first fully immersive virtual reality Sci-Fi MMORPG on the market. Massive guilds conduct wars on a regular basis for whole star systems and it's a known fact that real-world spies join enemy guilds to rob them of billions of in-game credits. The money being earned from online streamers showing off their successful conquests and raids has turned into big business that everyone wants in on.

Unfortunately, Drew has been unable to join the fun even though he was part of the initial Kickstarter because he was stuck in the Army when the infamous vaporware was finally released. Four years later, he has returned home and is looking to play. To his shock, his old guildmates from Vindicated hadn't moved on. They were still playing World of Swords and Sorcery. Since the game has only days left before the servers are shut down, they agree to join him in Stellar Frontier to kick ass and take names.

The only problem is that Drew and his friends are four years behind the eightball. They'll have to wade through a shitstorm from the larger guilds to level up and rebuild their name. To make matters worse, the main Profession Drew needs to rebuild their guild has just been gimped by the admins.

WARNING: This is a GameLit story and contains violence, explicit expletives, cussing and swearing, nudity, explicit hacking and slashing, betrayals, pant wetting, improper use of motorcycles, general speeding, theft, arson, power leveling, twinking, PVP, android ogling, numerous fit curvy avatars, unrealistic depictions of mag sizes, neuters in love with androids, androids asking who’s your daddy, numerous plug and play add-ons, copious amounts of virtual violence and blood from alien monsters trying to eat your face off, spawn camping, cell phone hacking, artificial wombs, a female doctor with a bad attitude, relations with androids, Listen at your own risk.

©2024 Jason Cheek (P)2025 Jason Cheek

Excellent book

Fun new engaging delightful to listen to Solid fantasy or space odyssey honestly Perfect game elements keep you engaged.Class system is solid and interesting Story development and the characters And creatures amongst your sea faces and robots makes it engaging and fun to listen to Overall, excellent boat. Can't wait for the next one.

MMO mechanics

Like most books set in a MMO of some kind the author does not understand how to make a believable game. whether it being the MC finding rare drops left and right, taking on multiple opponents above their level, the one toon peraccount that everyone seams obsessed with or that the MC is the only one to see how broken something is that everyone else sees as useless.

Now while I am fine with one or two of those this book has them all. I really wish authors would actually play a MMO to understand how the games work and how gamers actually play them before writing a book about them.