I don't actually play online games, but I love reading stories about them.
Whenever I read about full-dive games, I can't help imagining: A game? You fools, this is all the Matrix's scheme!
So although most of this story takes place in an online game, it mainly follows the worldview of the film The Matrix, while also incorporating ideas about artificial intelligence from other science fiction works.
I guess you could call it a post-apocalyptic story, too?
When I was a child, I watched a movie, a comedy. I can't remember what it was called. I only remember that it said that this world is a dream of Brahma, and when you wake up from the dream, the world will be destroyed. Since then, I have been thinking about the relationship between the world and dreams: Are we real people, or are we dreams within dreams? Will you find out when you die that you just had a dream, and then another dream, in an infinite loop? After much thought, I couldn't figure it out. After all, I had never died, and no one who might know would tell me. I watched "The Day Is Long" today, and somehow I remembered this question again. In fact, I still have many questions, assumptions, and mysteries. Unfortunately, I have passed the time when I am more curious and I no longer have the desire to explore.
Although I think it's very profound, I still recommend it~ ^^
I always wonder, are we playing games, or are the games playing us.
I keep thinking, constantly solving, and constantly raising new questions.
We make games, code, characters, scenery, tasks, strategies...
The game tempts us to play, to be attracted by it, and to love it even more crazily...
NPC is just a code, but the equipment and tasks seem to be them...
The drop probability of equipment and props seems to be controlled by a computer...
Human beings, on the other hand, seem to be just a creator, a boring nominal person, but they don't seem to be...
I really like that girl's kiss, it's as illusive and beautiful as the moonlight. GJ!
After closing the page, the more I thought about it, the more I couldn't let it go. The more I thought about it, the more I couldn't let it go. Can I write a joint article? Use the setting of your article and write a sunshine healing version!
When I was a child, I watched a movie, a comedy. I can't remember what it was called. I only remember that it said that this world is a dream of Brahma, and when you wake up from the dream, the world will be destroyed. Since then, I have been thinking about the relationship between the world and dreams: Are we real people, or are we dreams within dreams? Will you find out when you die that you just had a dream, and then another dream, in an infinite loop? After much thought, I couldn't figure it out. After all, I had never died, and no one who might know would tell me. I watched "The Day Is Long" today, and somehow I remembered this question again. In fact, I still have many questions, assumptions, and mysteries. Unfortunately, I have passed the time when I am more curious and I no longer have the desire to explore.
Although I think it's very profound, I still recommend it~ ^^
I always wonder, are we playing games, or are the games playing us. I keep thinking, constantly solving, and constantly raising new questions. We make games, code, characters, scenery, tasks, strategies... The game tempts us to play, to be attracted by it, and to love it even more crazily... NPC is just a code, but the equipment and tasks seem to be them... The drop probability of equipment and props seems to be controlled by a computer... Human beings, on the other hand, seem to be just a creator, a boring nominal person, but they don't seem to be...
I really like that girl's kiss, it's as illusive and beautiful as the moonlight. GJ!
After closing the page, the more I thought about it, the more I couldn't let it go. The more I thought about it, the more I couldn't let it go. Can I write a joint article? Use the setting of your article and write a sunshine healing version!