Building a Gaming Empire From Scratch Chapter 574: 546: Have you ever seen a Support Soldier in a

Chapter 574: Chapter 546: Have you ever seen a Support Soldier in a group?_2

dia on the blacklist, which had once given malicious low pre-ratings, had long been sued by Cloud Dream Legal Departnt on the grounds of “malicious defamation and damage to the company’s reputation,” and no longer participated in Cloud Dream’s ga pre-ratings.

Now, 40 minutes after the ga was released and the ga’s appearance was basically presented to everyone, a large number of dia outlets began to scramble to give the ga a rating, as if they were afraid of falling behind.

Only dia like “Ga Base”, which likes to write long and substantive reviews, hasn’t rushed to release a rating. Instead, they are still experiencing the ga in order to have a more comprehensive and deeper understanding before evaluating it.

So far, no rating lower than 8 has been given

“Astonishing”, “breakthrough”, “accomplishnt”, “incredible”…All kinds of praise co pouring in as if they cost nothing.

The most prominent and frequently used word is: [Reality].

Both the ga dia and the Cloud players watching the ga generally believe that Cloud Dream has attained an unprecedented level of realism in recreating the actual battlefield.

In the history of gas, no other ga has been able to achieve this.

This is not only because the virtual environnt completely crushes the imrsive experience of previous generations, but also because of the careful portrayal of details in ga design and the ultimate implentation of core concepts.

Many dia are already boldly predicting: as long as the content later on maintains this quality, the Ga of the Year will inevitably be “Battlefield”!

In fact, after entering November, there have already been so discussions about the selection of the Ga of the Year.

There is a general consensus: This year’s Ga of the Year will undoubtedly belong to Cloud Dream!

There isn’t a second possibility!

There isn’t even a possibility that “If it’s not given to Cloud Dream, the award will lose authority and credibility”.

Because the selection of Daxia’s annual ga award was initially organized and planned by a civil organization comprising of players and not by the dia or TV stations.

As the years go by, the process gradually becos more formalized, with more dia joining, regular TV station broadcasts, and a refined evening ceremony, etc.

However, it has only expanded from a simple “player selection” to a “player × dia × developer joint selection”.

So far, this system has always run smoothly, and the winning gas have always been widely recognized.

This year, there is no doubt that Cloud Dream will be the biggest winner.

The only suspense is: which ga of Cloud Dream will beco the ultimate winner?

Now, many dia outlets have begun to believe that the last one to appear, “Battlefield”, is likely to beco the final winner!

Unfortunately, the developnt team mbers of “Battlefield” don’t have the ti to look at these rainbow farts.

Everyone is focusing on watching the players’ ga data and player feedback in the background, and all issues are quickly summarized and determined whether there is a real problem and whether modifications are necessary.

As soon as it is decided that a modification is needed, soone will be imdiately assigned to make urgent adjustnts.

Lincoln, who is sitting in the front row, has also started to get busy; he is now modifying the beginning of the tutorial level.

The content isn’t complicated: give players a little more reaction ti when entering the battlefield at the beginning of the ga.

“Sudden attack” is indeed a good thod to quickly imrse the players into the battlefield, but even with the coordination of the neural modulator-demodulator, so players still feel uncomfortable.

The number of affected players is not large, and only 5 players have entered the nerve-soothing “Spring Field”.

Interestingly, because of the dynamic grading system, all of the five people who arrive here are adults in their twenties.

Underage players can’t see the impactful details at all, and are enjoying the ga instead.

According to Lincoln’s experience, since there are five people in “Spring Field”, there must be dozens of tis more players who feel “quite” uncomfortable, and at least hundreds of tis more players who feel “a little” uncomfortable.

As a result, Lincoln didn’t hesitate for a mont and started adjusting directly.

The extent isn’t large, only adjusting so details of distance, and instructing the neural modulator-demodulator to output cues to guide the players’ attention properly, and to have a progressive linear upgrade of the players’ awareness of the harsh battlefield environnt.

This barely affects the expressiveness of the ga but can further reduce the players’ discomfort.

The cost is: a considerable amount of work.

Any content related to neural signal transmission has a trendous workload.

Lincoln works wholeheartedly because he knows that as a large number of players enter the multiplayer ga and start the official online confrontation, the content that needs to be modified may increase exponentially!

And that mont may arrive earlier than Lincoln anticipated—

Many players, like Camille Victoria, temporarily put aside the campaign mode after going through the tutorial and decide to go to the multiplayer mode to “have fun” and relax.

After Camille Victoria enters [Multiplayer Ga], sees the options [Quick Join], [Map Selection], and [Custom Ga] pop up again. After a brief thought, she goes to select a map.

She had been playing on the gloomy battlefield for so long and urgently needed so sunlight.

The first one that caught her eye was — [Sinai Desert].

Here is another interesting thing: when Lincoln first envisioned it, he thought that after Randall and Fred had filtered through the wars of this world and submitted them to him, they would give him a completely new and unheard-of war.