I Developed Pacific Rim, and Players Worldwide Exposed Its Bugs

How bad was Storm Crimson in the movie? . Use an adc as a melee combatant. .

That's outrageous. Do you have to be good at operating mechas when playing League NB or playing VR? What's the point? According to you, do those who play DOTA have more fun? This kind of VR confrontation should be powerful between real-life combatants and fighting game players, right?

Since it has been said that VR equipment is not cheap, why is the price set so low? Normally, a 3A is a loss if sold for 298. If you really want to get a bargain, you might as well charge a higher price and get more discounts! It's boring for you to be so low

I was very excited when watching the movie. Either the plot directly forced the action, or there was an NPC live broadcast. The group operations I watched were really extraordinary. You can fly other mechas without even knowing how to operate them. Can't you give me a forced novice tutorial? There are a lot of things that I don't want to complain about.

Why do you always promote new games in the live broadcast room? Ah? Do you like that female anchor very much? Can't you make an official website yourself? It's really outrageous, it's getting lower and lower??(?????)

I said the author has never seen the movie. Why are eight people controlling four mechas? Red Storm is a three-person mecha. Even if the threshold for writing a book is very low these days, why not add some responsibility?

I personally suggest that the author's intervention in the interactions between the anchor players be deleted, and it is better to let the players find the plot and battle content on their own, instead of teaching and breaking the news every time. After seeing it, I feel that the sense of immersion is not very strong, right?

And it's all made into a game, so why is it the same as the original routine? There should be a lot of uncertainty. It basically has the same tone as Pacific Rim, that is, the direction of the plot is roughly the same, which seems very unoriginal. It seemed too deliberate for the protagonist to be "randomly matched" to the "protagonist mecha", and the fall of the two subsequent mechas enhanced that sense of deliberateness!!! It is also consistent with the plot of Pacific Rim. It feels a bit stereotyped and has a fixed flavor in it. There is also a protagonist who pretends to be an insider and says that there are some easter eggs for players to explore, but you end up with a spoiler, which is very **, after all, if you are an insider, this is generally not allowed, and it will half the fun. You can also do a plot CG! As a result, the protagonist spoke out. Anyway, my senses dropped from 100 to 60, which barely silenced me. Certainly! I have nothing to say if the author's performance is extraordinary. After all, the author has tried his best, and I will understand!

It said the names of the Magic City Team and the Yanjing Team, and the names of people who had been around for several short days were all two-character names. I could bear it and force myself to deceive myself, but that Gang Balang. . . . . Seriously?

Storm Crimson is the strongest among the four generations of mechas. It is positioned as a sniper and is invincible in close combat. It is made in China and is the protagonist of the mecha in the original book. Its combat effectiveness is even stronger than that of the Wanderer. The NC screenwriter forced the movie to death due to lack of funds, okay?