Inebriation-seeking Blue Shirt

"As a gold-medal game designer, I'm adept at drawing inspiration from real life using the method of role-playing."
"Before making a game, I will seriously role-play as the characters, even if my role-playing targets are as mundane as a blade of grass, a tree, or a stone; I immerse myself fully and complete the task without fail.
"And lately, I've been working on a game and movie themed around explorers and ancient civilizations."
Facing the interview camera, Lu Zhixing, heralded as the god of game design in the VR era, spoke with utmost seriousness.
The host paused for a moment, 
"So, is that why you took your entire production team to a deserted island in the ocean, found the ruins of an ancient civilization, and then managed to collapse it?"

Life Role-Playing Game

Does enhancing a character's physical attributes necessarily reduce the feeling of terror?


Take the current situation, for example. With enhanced physical attributes, your character can jump farther, but for the player, this means having to leap over gaps that seem impossible to cross in real life.


At this point, the player must wrestle with their survival instincts, which in itself can be a source of terror.


It's like having two little people fighting in your mind: one, the instinctive little person says, "No way! It's too far, you can't make it, and you'll fall to your death!". The other, the rational little person says, "It's fine, it's just a game, so jump from here, stop dawdling!"


And at the moment of the leap, as you gaze into the bottomless darkness below and feel the wind rushing past as your body takes to the air…


For the average player, it's still a very terrifying and exhilarating experience.


Chapter 132: Zombies (Third update, 5700 average subscribers additional update)