Turning to the new feature, Story Mode, I just decided to create a character.
"Sometimes? Do you choose your profession first...... And naturally the initial level is 1, and…"
It's only natural to think about it, but no matter how many players are set to be God of Creation, in Story Mode it seems like a start from Level 1.
Well, God of Creation level 999 from the start, or something like that, doesn't upset your game balance.
That's right.
That makes no story or shit.
Incidentally, the profession you can choose does not include a superior profession such as Brave Man, even if you try to choose [ERROR! You already have an individual in your possession!] In order to appear, perhaps this superior vocation of brave men and virgins is a rare vocation that only appears in a limited number of pieces in the world.
I don't know what happens when a character on a planet that possesses a brave man dies, but maybe after a while, a professional brave man goes over to the other characters.
I feel that way.
That's why I get to choose between the general [swordsman] and the [wizard] in my early state.
I don't know if it's just a service of operation, but it's probably pretty privileged because it leaves a message in the description of the character creation screen that [your character, who is part of the Creating God, can hold up to three professions].
It seems that Raheen is not a properly elephant ordinary person, but is able to maintain his superiority as a god of creation.
Nevertheless, I have said it many times but at first it is level one.
Even if you have a lot of professions, if you're on track from the start, you'll soon be game over.
After simulating the best combination in my brain over and over again, I decided to combine proximity, distance, and convenience in a balanced way.
The message states that you are free to change professions if you pay [mana], but if you do, you want to avoid choosing the first profession that is difficult to use if you can, because that part of the profession naturally seems to start at level 1.
Experience multiple professions makes it possible to choose a rare profession called combined professions, so I'm going to try to get used to manipulating peaky professions.
So, first of all, it's a proximity position, but I decided to normally go warrior.
The reason is that the ability parameters that emerge on the Occupation Choice screen are stable.
Magic system abilities are devastating, but other physical averages are higher than proximity jobs such as swordsmen and fighters when taken together.
Perhaps warriors have no strength compared to swordsmen and others who specialize in the handling of swords for less specialization in specific combat techniques, and instead are set up with higher physical abilities than others.
Ready to hire.
The next choice, Cleric.
For now, I thought it wouldn't start without the means of recovery, and one thing that is scarce in power but also capable of magical ranged attacks.
I can't seem to handle as diverse attacking magic as a wizard, but the commentary says that if you grow up, you can master the attacking magic of light attributes.
There will be no harm in raising them.
The third and final choice is the alchemist.
Appraisals were included in basic skills, in addition to consuming a parameter called magic power and being able to create tools if materials were available.
I knew you'd think that knowledge of their level, their level of danger, that kind of knowledge was a must in adventure.
That's why I chose more than three professions.
Review and determine the character you just created.
Then an item of age setting appeared.
"Uh, what. Is it selectable from five to fifty years old? Changing the age after character creation requires a miracle by [Mana] …"
Anything, a miracle of the Creator God.
Are you free to set your age as well as your profession?
Well, even though it's a divine creation of the world, and it's not strange to be able to do that.
In the meantime, the thing is to try it, so it doesn't seem to have the disadvantage of a disadvantage other than consuming [mana] to a trace amount, and I decided to start at the age of ten because I thought I should change it when I got bored.
It's the birth of a boy adventurer.
I'm sure I'm old enough to move on.
Apparently this confirmation was the last, and a new text appeared in the message.
[Event cleared! Congratulations, your character has been created. I freed up and manipulated all the basic functions. End the tutorial event. From now on, the passage of time will be slower. Enjoy Story Mode]
Oh, the event is finally over.
Apparently this far has been the tutorial.
Plus, he says the time lapse will be slower, but the skip feature is still alive, so he can always do it if he wants to accelerate the time.
However, I only have a feeling that experiencing the next event without accelerating the time much and increasing the level, so let's just decide to prioritize raising the level first.
I went back from the character creation screen to my usual planetary screen, overlooking the world.
Before time slowed down, I thought the world situation was changing a lot because I spent hours manipulating it worrying for a long time when creating characters, but once I got back, it still seemed that my planet was finally creating splendid nations and civilizations because of the long abandonment time.
Although the technological and civilisational disparities between nations have not yet been drastically stabilized, they appear to have become roughly pre- and post-medieval worldviews.
The devil continent was as alive as ever, and the log said that the brave men were fighting demon kings and demon tribes after several appearances.
It's a world that seems to be worth playing in.
I enjoy looking at the world I've made myself, and then I think I'll just go on an adventure and choose [Story Mode].
But at the moment of my choice, my consciousness went far away.
─ ─ ─ When I realized I was falling in a forest stranger with a smartphone in one hand.
"No, I don't know what that means."
Somebody, explain the situation to me.