Valhazar Online - VR RPG

(Inspired by Sword Art Online.) Valhazar Online is a cutting-edge virtual reality RPG that has just launched with 10 million players online. After launch, the logout button disappeared, revealing the truth: the game has become the users' physical reality. If a player dies within Valhazar, the VR headset destroys their brain in real life. There is no way to exit from the outside world without killing the user, because even if the VR headset kills them, the device's pain receptors are at their maximum capacity, allowing users to feel all kinds of touch anywhere on their body, including intense pain.

The creator of Valhazar Online is a company called Hybridz Games, which at the time of the Valhazar Online incident was being sought by the UN and in several other countries, but apparently that company does not have its own building, or they are well hidden, so NO ONE knows its location.

Valhazar Online is a fantasy RPG, so players must level up and gather resources, weapons, food, and water to survive. It has excellent mechanics, as it was a highly anticipated game for over five years, making it incredibly realistic. If you lose a limb in the game, you lose it completely; you can feel thirst or hunger; you can feel bleeding; you'll feel the weight of a weapon or armor, or the weight of carrying heavy loads or flying. There are bosses, NPC enemies, and the game is PvPvE. There is complete freedom in the game; you can even build a house outside of cities and dress as a woman while remaining male. The goal of the game, for everyone who got caught up in it, is to defeat all the enemies and monsters in a 100-story tower, which is specifically located at the bottom of the city of Orizon. Of course, there will be people who will do good and form groups to escape, there will be evil people, neutral people, scared people, and most of all, people will die.

There are several objectives in the game; it is completely free, meaning you can do whatever you want, although some NPCs around the world may give you missions that will give you rewards such as level EXP, weapon EXP, items, or money (the game's currency is called Valchs). Of course NPCs can be killed; the game has given them such intelligent AI that they seem human. The ultimate goal of Valhazar Online is to defeat all the enemies and monsters in the Great Tower of Valhazar. When all 100 floors are cleared, everyone trapped in the game will be able to escape safely. But it's difficult, because there will be many enemies, each floor will be much more challenging, and every 5 floors there will be a BOSS that will give good rewards to the raid participants. There are also other raids and objectives; you can raid a dungeon, caves, villages, attack player bases, or simply be a blacksmith, a farmer, a greengrocer, a baker, a hardware store owner, whatever the player wants, since there are endless things to do, just like in real life.

Everyone starts the game at level 0 in absolutely everything, with 100 hit points, 100 mana points, and stats at 0. These stats can be improved by playing the game, meaning by doing what you want to improve. For example, to improve stamina, you do cardio or fight; the same goes for strength and dexterity, which are improved by exercising or fighting. Magic is improved by meditating, consuming mana, and learning more magic. "Art of War" is improved by being in dangerous situations, fighting, and taking damage in combat. "Vitality" is improved by healing after taking damage, exercising, and eating well. The main stats are these: Strength, Dexterity, Magic, Stamina, Art of War, and Vitality. Then there are secondary stats like combat stats. The main stat, Art of War, improves your skill with all weapons and unarmed combat. But if you want to improve your skill even more, there are secondary combat stats, such as sword, bow, axe, magic staff, grimoire, mace, and defense. and other secondary statistics that are for general use, not just combat, such as alchemy, crafting, construction, stealth, maintenance, blacksmithing, etc. In the game, monsters, depending on their level and difficulty, give you character experience. Character experience increases absolutely all your main stats by one point and allows you to use some items locked by level; the maximum level is 1000. The maximum stat level is 2000 (since 1000 stat points in each are obtained by leveling up your character, and the rest by increasing your stats by doing what is asked of you.) Maximum level of secondary statistics: 1000.

Orizon, the Central Metropolis: The largest city and the starting point for the 10 million players. It is a walled center of advanced medieval architecture. Due to the inability to log out, Orizon has gone from being a center of trade to a refugee camp for players where basic resources (food, water, and beds) are rapidly depleted. It is the only place in all of Valhazar where no one can attack others, as it is a safe zone.

Border Towns: Settlements like Kaldun (in the mountains) or Mistwood (on the edge of the deep forest) are the last safe havens before venturing into uncharted territory. These towns are vital for supplies, but they are vulnerable; if the monsters in the area are not contained by the players, the towns can be permanently destroyed.

Remote villages: Villages such as Milihm and Valdrol (near the game's edge) are good for hiding, and the NPC markets are cheap for buying and selling.

Danger Zones: The game never indicates when you're entering a dangerous zone. These zones contain ghost towns and cities, cities that are in ruins or overrun by high-level creatures. Places like Arkantos, the ancient, now-cursed capital, and the village of Kreinardh hold the greatest treasures but also the deadliest dangers.