Players Will Never Compromise [Comprehensive]

"Players" took advantage of Steam's historically low price and bought an independent game called "Confession of the False God" at a 0.1% Discount. The painting style is restrained, the mechanism is hard-core, and the introduction only contains one line: "Recruit apostles, purify anomalies, and confess false gods." The "player" randomly picked up four character cards, formed a team, named it "Apostle", and then clicked "Enter Dungeon". ——The game interface is so realistic. The details of the Yokohama map are frighteningly realistic, the fog moves, and there seems to be something crawling in the shadows of the buildings. The NPC program is also ridiculously powerful—— There are also those monsters called "abnormal", which are so twisted that they do not conform to any conventional modeling logic, and the loss of San value makes the "player" feel numb. The "player" can only spend all his energy on operating the "player's" four team members. Fortunately, the strength of the cards drawn by the "player" is online! It's just that this game is really too difficult, and it doesn't look like it's for "players"—— The mission [Containing Anomalies] requires "players" to accurately locate and seal those indescribable "BUGs" on the streets of Yokohama where people with supernatural powers, spell spirits, and telekinesis abilities are integrated. The ultimate mission [Confession of False Gods] is even more outrageous. It requires the "player" to control the apostle to contact the most powerful "false god" units in the world and send them a fixed text notification. The gaming experience is extremely weird—— The "player" operates according to the strategy, but the NPCs' reactions are different every time, as if they have independent thinking. The feedback after the mission is completed is not an achievement, but some broken diaries, unfamiliar surveillance footage, and encrypted communication recordings that the "player" cannot understand at all, which are stuffed into the "player"'s game database as a "reward". "Players" have even received "system error messages" full of warnings that are suspected to be from the "false god" unit. "Players" just feel that the immersion in this game is too deep. "Players" have never thought about why this game has no official website, no community, only "players". "Players" have never delved into what those overly realistic "game pictures" and "NPC reactions" mean. After all, it's just a game. Right? * Purpose: to ignite a spark with a small will and protect the last reality and dignity of human beings amidst indescribable erosion.