This information seems trivial, but in reality, it reveals the mechanism behind the game.
To Gu Ji, it felt like a graphics card, a CPU running a large-scale AAA game. The graphics card maximizes performance and reduces power consumption by rendering only the main areas of the screen in real-time, applying detailed effects like ray tracing and physics only where needed. The distant parts of the map, unnoticed by human eyes, are simply blurred with basic textures as a workaround.
"Could it be that this game isn't invincible either, but like a computer, it requires computing power?"
Gu Ji's heart was suddenly sparked with a bold idea.
The assessment of intelligence often starts with a reasonable hypothesis based on existing information.
Although he didn't have concrete evidence at the moment, from the various clues revealed in the "Crisis Management Game," it seemed to be some kind of simulator game running on a computer.
But.
