I Hijacked The Timeline Chapter 303: First Gameplay Experience (2)

Chapter 303: First Gameplay Experience (2)

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After closing the skill introduction page, he looked at the surprised group and said,

“These skills are all created by collecting the trajectories of spells in reality. You can use the search bar at the top to search for the names of spells you’re familiar with. The six s.p.a.ces at the bottom are for equipping spells. You only need to drag the icon to put the skills into the equipment bar.”

Hearing him say that these skills were all collected from real spells, everyone was immediately dumbfounded.

Initially, they only thought that this was a game that was more realistic.

However, after hearing this, they quickly realized the meaning behind this game.

“Simulating spells in reality and compet.i.tive modes… Brother Qi, are you trying to use a virtual compet.i.tive game to solve the shortcomings of confrontation training in reality?”

Faced with Lin Ban’s question, Feng Qi immediately nodded.

“As expected of you. You immediately thought of the core point of this game.” “D*mn, Brother Qi, how did you do this? You collected so many spell trajectories and turned them into data? Although 1 don’t know anything about programming, 1 know that this is an extremely huge amount of work.”

“I already said that this game has the support of the Scarlet Research Inst.i.tute. They helped me take care of it.”

After answering Lin Rail’s question, he looked at everyone and continued,

“Next, everyone, try to familiarize yourselves with the skill combination. In fact, there’s no compulsory restriction in the game to only release six skills per rank match. The six skill equipment slots are mainly set for newcomers.”

“In detail, when you release these skills you dragged into the skill equipment column, there will have the function to a.s.sist in outlining the trajectory of the spell. This is also a kind of training for the control of the skill, but you still have to do the release yourself.”

“In normal games, players can only equip six release-a.s.sisted skills per round. As for the other skills that you have completely mastered, you can release them at will in the rank match. That’s why this game has a ranking mechanism to let players of the same strength fight each other.”

Listening to his explanation, everyone quickly understood the core gameplay of this game.

Then, they began to understand the skills. They dragged the spell skills that they did not master in reality into the “Skills and Equipment” column and began training.

Feng Qi also dragged an iceberg skill into the column.

During the process of releasing the skill, one only needed to chant the name of the skill in their hearts.

“Frost.”

After reciting it silently, he could clearly feel the consumption of his mental power. The trajectory of the spell was automatically outlined in his body and then attracted the Spiritual Qi of the outside world.

This feeling was as if a hand was grabbing his and writing stroke by stroke. It was very strange.

During the process, he only needed to cooperate with the feeling.

Soon, the trajectory of the spell was outlined. The Spiritual Qi in the outside world was drawn and formed a ball of light blue fog that flew towards the scarecrow that he was staring at.

When it came into contact with the light blue fog, the scarecrow was immediately covered in a layer of frost.

After about 10 seconds, the frost dissipated.

A virtual projection box popped up above the scarecrow’s head, and relevant values appeared on it.

[Scarecrow’s feedback]

Testing Skill: Frost

Skill Power: 49 points (Rating: Low)

Self-Completion Rate: 3% (Rating: Extremely Low)

Control Effect: Weak

Flying Speed: Slow

Seeing the test results, Feng Qi’s antic.i.p.ation for the game, Breaking Dawn rose again.

In the simulated training s.p.a.ce, when players practiced their skills, it could directly affect their skill proficiency in reality.

This was because the trajectory of the skills here completely simulated reality.

If one became familiarized with the skills in the equipment column in the game, he could completely copy the trajectory of the spell in reality.

Moreover, the auxiliary release function in the game was equivalent to the protagonist’s cheat in the novels.

Every release was an opportunity to learn.

One could even form a reflexive instinctive reaction to certain skills in long-term learning.

Rather than calling it a game, it was more like a spell learning device.

At the same time, Breaking Dawn had a ranking system that could increase players’ interest in learning spells. If they wanted to get higher points, they had to work hard. It was impossible to spend money to get higher points.

As for subst.i.tution training, it was completely impossible in this game.

All players had to register with their real names. After the data was collected, it was recorded in the Scarlet database. It was impossible for other players to log in and train on their behalf.

As for other possible loopholes, such as carrying others to rank up, pretending in a match for some one to rank up, and so on,

Feng Qi had also thought of it when he had a discussion with the higher-ups of the Scarlet Research Inst.i.tute that day.

In the future, Breaking Dawn would set up a department to study feedback from players and punish all violations of normal game content.

This would also be the core direction of purifying the game environment in the future.

Every player only had one real name verified account. If they made a mistake, they would be banned from competing. In serious cases, they might even be permanently banned.

Players could clearly distinguish which was more important. After all, there was only one account, and they could not obtain a new account from any other source.

In the concept of Breaking Dawn, everything served to promote the development of human civilization and the overall strength of humans.

From a historical point of view, after this game became completely popular, it attracted more people to become cultivators.

After testing a few spells and experiencing the effects of the spell support function, Feng Qi turned to look at the group who were still switching between different spells and trying to release them.

At this moment, Lin Ran walked to his side and said in surprise,