Chapter 795: Chapter 442 It’s fun_2 Chapter 795: Chapter 442 It’s fun_2 At this mont, all one had to do was to reflect, correct their inner hearts, and afterwards, they would be a step closer to their goal.
However, the ergence of a Heart Demon during ga developnt seed truly inconceivable to Fang Cheng.
By severing his own Heart Demon, Fang Cheng felt clarity in his mind, akin to the freshness and tranquility that pervaded the mountains after a torrential rain.
Eradicating the Heart Demon was like ticulously cleansing one’s Taoist Heart, each ti leading to new enlightennt.
After coming to his senses, Fang Cheng felt that although his questions had not been answered, he had so vague ideas.
The things that seem fun might not necessarily be what you have, but could also be what you lack.
Like divination, for example.
The essence of divination is to predict the future, but the future is unpredictable, and even those proficient in divination can only find the most probable outco among countless possibilities.
Everyone has imagined that if they knew the outco of an event, whether making a different choice at the ti would have been better.
If I had been braver back then, would I be the one standing beside her now?
If the person who bought the lottery ticket had been , wouldn’t I be rich by now?
Countless choices lead to countless futures, and watching another possible version of oneself is quite an interesting matter, which is also one of the things Fang Cheng desired.
Therefore, wouldn’t creating a ga that allows players to glimpse the different experiences of their selves be more interesting?
Thinking this, Fang Cheng closed his eyes and pondered for a mont, then asked himself this question, “If there were a similar ga on the market, would I enjoy playing it?”
After receiving an affirmative answer, Fang Cheng knew his direction was probably not wrong.
With the Heart Demon extinguished, he felt his Divine Sense exceptionally clear, his mood and thoughts continuously erging, filling him with joy for this ga.
Without needing the help of Huang Ping and others, this ga required no visuals, only text, as too detailed a scrutiny could burden the players unnecessarily.
Furthermore, this ga didn’t offer much in terms of gaplay; players just needed to randomly choose the traits they wanted and then observe another set of possibilities.
Though difficult for him to divine his own future, allowing players to foretell their own futures was still feasible.
A large amount of Divine Skills were used, and a Guixian was fished out from the void by him; this peculiar and unpredictable creature was especially suited to beco the carrier for his new ga, and after use, it would be sent to accompany the previous Guixian.
After finishing all the work, Fang Cheng found that he completed this ga very quickly.
Without considering filters and restricting players’ freedom quite severely, such a ga would hardly have any, but freedom has never been a prerequisite for fun in gas.
Back on Earth, Fang Cheng posted the new ga directly to Ga Inn and then returned to his apartnt, starting to look forward to the players’ reactions.
When the new ga from Living Immortal erged, a portion of the players on Ga Inn let out excited roars.
Unbeknownst to them, the account of Living Immortal had already gathered over five hundred thousand followers.
Lu Xun and Zhou Shuren were two different individuals, just as Living Immortal and Fang Cheng were two separate entities.
The gas made by Living Immortal were all free, and the sa were the gas made by Fang Cheng Studio, almost completely devoid of any possibility of comrcialization.
Moreover, each ga possessed a unique and subtle charm, imbuing the gas created by Living Immortal with an alternative allure.
If Fang Cheng Studio’s gas were compared to a feast, then Living Immortal’s gas were like the offerings of a street vendor.
The street vendor’s delicacies might not look appealing and wouldn’t grace fine-dining tables, but they possessed a quality that big gas couldn’t replicate, enchanting players who were tired of AAA titles.
And this ti, the ga was based on an extrely niche the: “Parallel World.”
Similar to “Here Cos One Trillion,” this ga was also web-based.
After triple-checking that the publisher of the ga was indeed Living Immortal and not so imitation, the devoted fans of Living Immortal cheered excitedly before eagerly launching the ga, anticipating the new gaming journey.
Filled with enthusiasm, they opened the ga, and a simple interface unfolded before them. Seeing the plain title and the prompt to start the ga on their screens, many players silently closed the ga and then took a deep breath.
Fang, you’ve really outdone yourself this ti.
In the past, even your pixel art gas had graphics.
Back then, each pixel on a character’s face was distinctive; the ambiance created by those tiny dots was especially poetic and showed off your wide-ranging gaming talents.
But a person shouldn’t, and can’t really…
Rely on text alone to fill the ga!
All right, we know you’re formidable, and we know you’re confident you can create so interesting content with just text.
But what’s your greatest strength?
Graphics!
Now, you’ve abandoned your greatest advantage and turned to sothing you’re not skilled at. Do you think that’s appropriate?
…
Actually, it seems pretty appropriate.
After the initial panic, players opened the ga with a try-it-out attitude and soon found that the ga was really quite good.
Apart from so simple UI, there were hardly any other images in the ga. Players had to envision the story behind the cold text on their own, picturing it through line after line of words.
Well done, that’s very Living Immortal.
After clicking the “Start Ga” button on the screen, the ga randomly asks the player a few questions:
[What trait do you like most about yourself?]
[Are you satisfied with your appearance?]
[Do you want to beco smarter?]
[What is the one thing you most want to change?]
…
There are many such questions, but only a few are randomly selected each ti.
Each question corresponds to a character trait. After the answers are submitted, the ga auto-generates a character, who then begins from birth to experience a different kind of life.
Even though the gaplay is rather simple and players can pretty much only view events, after playing the ga, players find it to be much more fun than they had imagined.
Because the events within it are so rich.
Fang Cheng Studio’s AI technology was known to be exceptional, but unexpectedly, in the realm of random scripts, AI could achieve such a level.
The powerful AI made the content logical, and all events were coherent, preventing players from feeling disconnected from the ga.
This kind of random life simulator had appeared before, but most were flashes in the pan and didn’t make much of a splash afterward.
Because such gas rely heavily on content. Once players have experienced all the content, they wouldn’t feel like opening the ga again.
And if AI is used, the AI’s storytelling ability becos a hurdle, as content played out by insufficiently powerful technology is simply unwatchable.
But these issues are not a problem for a Living Immortal at all.
Moreover, this ga is not hard to get into. Even players who don’t typically like this type of ga might try it out for the sake of Fang Cheng and then discover it’s much more interesting than expected.
After initial trials, “Parallel World” was filled with various sharing posts, and bizarre life experiences were leaked for others to enjoy.
[At age 0, you were born a girl in a wealthy family. A fortune-teller said you had weak fortune and might have problems in the future.]
[At age 1, your nanny took advantage of your parents’ inattention and swapped you with her own daughter. Your biological parents were too careless to notice their daughter had been exchanged.]
[At age 2, after being beaten by your foster parents, you ran away from ho and accidentally discovered your origins.]
[At age 3, you decided to turn to the dark side! Then, because you went too dark, you were arrested by the LAPD and sentenced to life imprisonnt.]
[You spent the rest of your life in prison, never seeing your biological parents again.]
After unveiling their life story, the player added: [I have to say, Fang Cheng really dares to take a risk, he isn’t afraid to write this kind of dark humor.]
[It’s a ga made by a Living Immortal, what does it have to do with Fang Cheng?]
[Indeed.]
Although “Parallel World” lacks images, sound, or morable NPCs.
It has one very distinct feature.
It’s really fun.
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