Let you make a game, what the hell is Pokemon?.

Chapter 292 Perfect Preparation, Where Can You Find a Boss Like This?
Although the current map functions are already very powerful, you could even say they have a full map cheat, in Ling Feng's opinion, that's still far from enough.

He needs more than just information on where wild Pokémon are, where people are, and the data; he needs a mechanism that can accurately match them.

This is like a huge database; data alone isn't enough, you also need algorithms.

He must be able to synchronize the situation in the spirit world to the game in real time, providing players with the most detailed and intuitive information.

This way, players can be prepared when accepting quests, avoiding the tragedy of being instantly killed by a Champion-level Ghost Pokémon as soon as they enter the quest.

Moreover, this can completely replace the official missions issued by the spirit world.

If those bounty hunters who are constantly struggling to make a living could see this kind of intelligence that is so precise down to every single detail, they would probably be overjoyed.

After all, in the spirit world, a ghostly place, intelligence is life and money.

But that's not enough.

Ling Feng tapped his fingers lightly on the table, his brows furrowing slightly.

He posts quests in the game, and players accept the quests to go to the spirit world to kill monsters, which sounds reasonable.

The problem is, how does he know if the player is capable of doing the job?
What if a newbie with only an elite level takes on a quest to hunt high-level Pokémon? Wouldn't that be suicide?
Although this can be considered a war, Ling Feng did not want to see meaningless sacrifices.

This requires a module that can view the player's status in the real world.

Not only do you need to be able to see their Pokémon team, but you also need to be able to judge their true strength.

Only in this way can we achieve accurate matching and provide players of different skill levels with tasks and rewards that are suitable for them.

With that thought in mind, he immediately brought up the system interface in his mind.

"System, is there a module that can view players' real-time situations and intelligently analyze combat power and predict win rates?"

The system was silent for a second, and then a line of light blue text appeared on the screen.

[Host requirement detected, searching for relevant modules...]

[Search complete. We recommend purchasing the intermediate module: "Reality Search Tool".]

[Function Introduction: This module can ignore spatial limitations and view the real-world situation of bound players in real time, including but not limited to Pokémon status, physical functions, and mental state. It also has a built-in intelligent algorithm that can automatically determine the player's combat strength and simulate the battle between the player and a designated target (game unit or real-world unit), calculating the probability of victory. If needed, the module can also send tactical guidance to the player through the game.]

Ling Feng was stunned for a moment.

Ok?
This thing is only a mid-level module?

He originally thought that a function involving real-world surveillance and intelligent computing would have to be a high-level module.

But on second thought, it seems to make sense.

The main functions of this module are "query" and "assistance," and it does not have the ability to directly interfere with reality or significantly enhance attributes.

If it weren't for the special circumstances in the Spirit Realm this time, which required a large number of ordinary players to participate, this module would actually be useless to him, and there would be no need to buy it at all.

After all, under normal circumstances, one can solve most problems on their own, so why would they have the time to stare at other people's data?

But now, this is a necessity.

How many points?

[Intermediate Module: "Reality Query Tool", priced at 5,000 points.]

5,000 points
It's a drop in the ocean, completely insignificant.

"I bought it."

With a thought, five thousand points were instantly deducted.

A new icon appeared on his system panel, next to the previously upgraded map module.

Ling Feng tried clicking on it, and a huge virtual window popped up instantly.

He randomly entered a player ID that he had been active in the second world into the search bar and confirmed.

The next second, the player's detailed information filled the entire screen like a medical examination form.

Player ID: Raging Charizard

[Location: Upper City Simulation Battle Park]

Current state: High spirits, mild fatigue

[Main Pokémon: Charizard, Hasty Nature, Blaze Ability, Holding Item: Charcoal...]

[Overall Combat Strength Assessment: Beginner Level]

[Simulated Battle Target: Gengar (Intermediate Gym Leader Level) in Area B3, Outer Zone of the Spirit World]

Win rate prediction: 12%

[Recommendation: Avoid direct confrontation. Utilize the advantages of flying-type attacks to engage the enemy in the air; this can increase your win rate to 21%.]

Looking at the precise data and analysis on the screen, Ling Feng nodded in satisfaction.

now it's right.

With this, he could turn the entire battlefield of the spirit world into a giant game instance.

Those players won't become headless flies, but rather soldiers under the command of modules.

Taking a deep breath, Ling Feng felt that he had accomplished half of his mission.

Now, we have the framework, the map, and the data monitoring system.

Only the last step is left.

That's the reward.

Without sufficient rewards, who would be willing to risk their life in a hellish place like the spirit world?

Even in games, no one will bother to complete tasks if the rewards aren't generous enough.

Ling Feng glanced at his remaining points.

The module upgrade just cost 5,000, and I still have a little over 50,000 left.

He originally intended to save those 50,000 points for a more advanced module later.

But for now, we can only use it to try our luck at drawing some rewards.

And the number must be so large that players' eyes will turn red when they see the task list.

I wonder if this lottery will yield anything good.

Although he never had high hopes for his luck, what if he did?
However, before drawing the reward, you still need to contact the people at Dream Factory.

As mentioned before, although the game framework has been built, the model textures, story dialogues, and those complex task scripts still need to be filled in by someone.

This kind of work is best left to them.

……

Meanwhile, inside a luxury villa in the city of Kuye.

This is the current office of several former employees of "Dream Factory".

They moved here after that group of game developers all switched jobs.

It is both a workplace and a place of living.

At this moment, the lobby on the first floor of the villa was brightly lit.

Dozens of high-performance computers were running at high speed, emitting a slight hum. Although it was already night, no one here wanted to go to sleep.

Everyone's face was filled with undisguised excitement and fervor, their fingers flying across the keyboard, the clattering sound echoing everywhere.

"I think there's still a problem with the timeline here. If the protagonist meets the captain of the Sky Cloud Expedition Team at this point, then the later plot doesn't make sense."

"Move that event two chapters back, let him deal with the riot in the Devil's Forest first, and incidentally bring out the special abilities of his team members."

"Okay, let's change it like that. Also, isn't that maze a bit too difficult? The failure rate for players in the test area is almost 30%."

"Is it too high? I think it's just right. A rescue team needs to be a bit challenging. Besides, I've already increased the drop rate of the treasure chest on the last level of the map. As long as you can clear the level, the rewards will be more than generous."

Around a long table in the center of the hall, several core members were gathered together, pointing and arguing heatedly about the design drawings on the screen.

Such heated discussions occur almost daily here.

Back when they were at Dream Factory, they would have been thoroughly berated by Cui Yu for being "inefficient" or "wasting time."

But here, nobody cares about them.

As long as they can make a good game, no one will care even if they demolish the house.

During a break, a programmer wearing thick glasses walked over with a cup of coffee, plopped down on the sofa next to him, and let out a long sigh of relief.

"Hey Lao Zhang, how many poaching calls have you received this week?"

The chief planner, known as Old Zhang, gave a wry smile and held up one finger, waving it.

Five.

"Only five?" The bespectacled man pushed up his glasses, looking smug. "I've already received eight offers. One of them is from the HR manager of some 'Interstellar Entertainment' company. He offered me three times my previous salary and even gave me 20% of the shares, hahaha."

"So what did you say?"

"What else can I say? Of course, I just hung up."

The man with glasses took a sip of coffee.

"Do those people think we switched jobs for the money? That's hilarious."

—Since the release of Rescue Team, the game has become a global phenomenon, and its player base is now rapidly surpassing that of Emerald.

This sense of accomplishment is something that no amount of money can buy.

Old Zhang nodded, deeply agreeing.

"Yeah. And although we've been working overtime these past two weeks, frantically trying to meet deadlines every day, I feel more fulfilled than when I worked at Dream Factory. Before, making games was for the boss, just for that little bit of money. Now, making games is truly enjoyable."

At this point, Old Zhang seemed to remember something and let out a comfortable sigh.

"Besides, our salaries aren't bad, are they?"

The bespectacled man chuckled but didn't say anything.

—That must be quite a lot.

The game we're currently making is free and has no in-app purchases.

But advertisers are already lining up to put the game's logo on their products, and their phones are ringing off the hook.

Some people are even willing to pay millions of Elf Coins just to have their Energy Cube ad placed in the rescue team's base!

Regarding this, they tentatively inquired about the mysterious 'wind'.

He said he wasn't short of money and that they could use it however they wanted, as long as they didn't pop up ads in the game.

"A boss like this is hard to find even with a lantern, right?"

Old Zhang shook his head with a sigh.

"Yes. I did a rough calculation, and the money we earned in the last two weeks this month is more than ten times what we used to make. Now, every time I go to the bank to deposit money, I'm afraid the teller will think I'm laundering money."

The two looked at each other and couldn't help but laugh.

Everyone is incredibly grateful that they made the right choice back then.

If they hadn't jumped ship with the rest of the group, they might still be stuck in that stifling office, racking their brains over making a utterly unoriginal reskinned game.

Just then, the previously noisy hall suddenly fell silent.

The silence came very abruptly, as if someone had suddenly pressed the mute button.

Everyone's eyes were drawn to the large screen at the front of the hall.

Because there, a special prompt box suddenly popped up.

That was their internal communication software, and it would only emit this special notification sound when the mysterious core producer, "Feng," sent a message.

Since they started making this game, everyone in them has been in awe of "Feng".

It's not just because he can conjure up all sorts of rare items as game rewards out of thin air, but also because of his terrifying ability to create games.

This group of people are considered veterans in the industry, and their technical skills are undeniable.

But every time they submitted what they thought was a perfect finished product, they were always shocked when the game was officially updated and launched.

The game's quality, smoothness, and gameplay depth have been improved by at least three to four times!
They knew that such a significant change was due to the "wind" making numerous optimizations and modifications behind the scenes.

Therefore, every time they receive a message from him, they immediately stop what they are doing and read it carefully.

—Because that often means they can learn something new again.

At this moment, everyone held their breath, dozens of eyes fixed on the screen.

A simple line of text appeared in the center of the screen.

[Wind: You all did a great job. The response from the rescue team exceeded my expectations.]

Upon seeing this, a burst of barely suppressed cheers erupted in the hall.

To receive praise from this person is already the highest honor for them, and it is worth celebrating.

But then, the text on the screen continued to scroll, and new content popped up.

[Wind: Now, let's pause what we're doing with the rescue team. We need to work on a new game.]

The cheering crowd was instantly stunned.

Everyone stared wide-eyed, completely dumbfounded.

pause?

The rescue team's storyline is only halfway through, there are so many unfinished levels, and so many players are urging for more updates, and it's already going to be paused?

And... you're going to make a new game?

Is this person's inspiration inexhaustible?

Won't it run dry?

Will this guarantee the quality of the next game?
Before they could recover from the shock, the following text appeared.

[Wind: This game will be directly linked to reality and is related to the spirit world. Below is a general outline; I've already completed the prototype, and the details are up to you to fill in. I want you to make it as quickly and efficiently as possible. Time is tight, so please give it your all.]

The next moment, everyone was stunned again.

Linking to reality?

And the spirit world?
What place is that?
(End of this chapter)