‘Did I… die?!’

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Year 2026, June 1st, the revolutionary video game, Warstar made its debut.

Perfectly coded with revolutionary graphics, a perfect RPG setting, and a rich world where players could choose from 5 main classes, either of a Blademaster, Mage, Mechanic, Combat Mage, and Psychics, it took the world by storm.

The rise of God-level players made the game’s popularity even more explosive, turning it into full-time jobs for pro players.

Noah Harrington was a God-level player, the player who received the exalted nickname as the Godfather of Warstar. But even God-level players get old.

Noah was not just your avid gamer, he was one who reveled in the competitive spirit of the game, the stakes, and most importantly, the euphoria of winning an elite end-to-end game. 

He was a warrior, a warmonger, but he was getting slowed down by age and so he was chosen by a mysterious power to be transported inside the game.

When an expert pro player of a revolutionary video game suddenly finds himself reincarnated inside the game with unprecedented SSS-Ranked unique skills, what does he do?

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(Congratulations young warmonger! You have completed the requirements to become a true Warstar!)

(You will be transported inside the game in 5 seconds!)

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Noah’s life and career was suddenly turned upside down but he embraced it. ‘This is an opportunity, and I’ll take it!’

‘I’ll be King again!’

Watch Noah blaze a record-breaking path to the peak of Warstar with his new reincarnated avatar, Lord Doom.

The quarterfinal of the 2nd Warstar World Cup was an explosive one, even more incredible than the 1st World Cup in USA.


After such a breathtaking end to the quarterfinals, the Warstar community exploded with reactions, commentary, and anticipation across the globe. Not just players, both participants and non-participants, pundits, fans, literally everyone had something to say about the epic quarterfinals.


WARSTAR GLOBAL STUDIO (New York Broadcast)


Panel: Marcus Wu (China), Nathan Wilder (UK), Gabriela Cruz (Portugal), Junpei Honda (Japan).


Eleanor Drake started the conversation.


"Ladies and gentlemen, what… a… quarterfinals! Every match had fireworks, but the defending champions China? They reminded the world exactly why they wear the crown".


Marcus Wu started the analytical breakdown, chipping into the conversation. "People keep trying to write off Meng Wu Ya as a relic of a golden era. But this man? He's the standard".


Chapter 248 - Global reactions