The Black Desert is highly playable. First of all, from the aspect of image quality, the Black Desert has entered the next generation of image quality since it was updated in August, and the optimization is extremely excellent. Its characters and actions are perfectly coordinated with the map, without any seemingly rigid place. Second, from the upgrade comparison, the black desert pays attention to one word, liver. But this liver is not the other liver. This is a big world, not a few people and a dozen people piling up in a copy, biubiubiu. If you are tired of copying, you might as well give it a try. The answer from my friend upstairs feels that he has never played black sand. He may just have seen the video of black sand on the Internet, because he actually said that he would play a next-generation online game against the cold water. . . . Uh ... On the other hand, I don't know what adventures and manors are going against the cold water, but I tell you that in the black sand, you can farm, go fishing, organize offshore fishing, collect, cook, train horses, elephants, camels and trade. Why don't I like domestic online games? Because the game is too clean, the city is full of floor tiles, the field is too neat and the farmland is too square. In a word, if you play black sand, don't play table clothes, play European and American Hanbok.