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Chapter 512 The autonomous behavior of the silicon-based villain

Click the first Diaomin Technology point on the Head of State line, and nothing seems to happen.

Click on the second unruly technology point on the Head of State line, and the silicon-based villains wandering around on the map seem to be more active.

I clicked on the first unruly technology point on the Archon line, but I didn’t see many obvious changes.

Just like that, Gan Emperor clicked on them one by one.

The two institutional technology trees of the head of state and the consul can generally be seen as expanding their own power.

However, the technology points related to public opinion on these two technology trees have exactly the opposite effect.

For example, the unruly science and technology points on the Head of State line have the functions of increasing the minimum public support necessary for the Head of State to make decisions, increasing the success rate of deposing the consul under high public support, and increasing the subsequent political system under high public support. The research and development speed of science and technology points reduces the consumption of resources, etc.

In other words, at first glance, these unscrupulous technological points seem to have a little effect on the centralization of power by the head of state, but they are often based on "high public support" as a premise.

The same goes for the Archon.

If you want these public opinion technology points to be effective, you must first ensure that the consul's own public opinion support is very high, otherwise these technology points will be in vain, and may even have counter-effects.

When public support is insufficient, the success rate of the head of state in deposing the consul will be reduced, and the subsequent research and development of political system technology points will be slower and resources will be increased.

To put it in layman's terms, the unscrupulous people are even more unscrupulous.

Therefore, before, Gan Emperor almost never clicked on similar technology points when playing.

Because compared to other technology points that directly increase the power of the head of state or consul, the benefits of these technology points related to public opinion are too low.

I clicked on technology points, but in the end I still have to act based on public opinion?

Then isn’t my technology point white?

Moreover, when Gan Emperor clicked on the technology tree before, he basically clicked on a line to the end.

To increase the power of the head of state, just click on the line of the head of state. To increase the power of the consul, just click on the line of the consul.

This is also in line with the intuition of most people when playing games: clicking on everything and being exposed to rain and dew means that nothing is perfect.

After all, with things like the technology tree, the further technology points go, the more attractive they look.

The head of state can become a dictator when the technology is advanced to the end, and the consul can usurp the throne when the technology is advanced to the end. How cool is that?

Clicking another line before would be a pure waste of resources.

The resources of this game are very tight, and the time is also very tight. In addition, many times the head of state and the consul are in a hostile state, and they can only focus on one side. How can they click on both sides?

But this time, Emperor Gan didn't intend to play the game, so he just clicked on all the technology points related to public opinion on these two lines.

Due to the opening of the Archons, the amount of resources and research and development time required for the political system's technology points have been rapidly declining, and it has even become possible to point them without any resources.

The Gan Emperor clicked all the way through.

As he clicked, he suddenly realized that something seemed wrong.

"Hey, how come these little silicon-based people move on their own?"

In fact, when I first clicked on these technology points, there were some changes, but the changes were very weak, so I couldn't see them clearly.

The main thing is that the enthusiasm of these silicon-based villains seems to have increased.

Since the Archons are not building, these silicon-based villains can only wander around with nothing to do, or manually mine some minerals and do some of the most basic and primitive tasks.

But as the technology points of Gan Di Point increase, the initiative of these silicon-based villains seems to be increasing.

Originally they just did some very simple mechanical work, such as mining, and then just sat there doing nothing. But now, they actually built a mine themselves?

"Huh? Isn't this right?

“How come these unscrupulous people can still work for themselves?

"Is it a hidden mechanism of the game? Or is there something wrong?"

The Gan Emperor was surprised because he had never encountered such a situation before.

At this time, these villains are still doing the most basic tasks, such as building mines, smelters, etc. They will also use transmission belts to connect these factories, and then build a warehouse to store resources.

But that's about it. This ability is basically equivalent to what a beginner can do after learning the basic operations.

There are no advanced skills, and the placement of the production line is not too particular, but it is much better than the situation of doing nothing at the beginning.

At least do some personnel work.

"Could it be that... it's fake-AI?

"So, when there was internal strife between the Archon and the Head of State, sometimes the silicon-based villain would not strictly follow the Archon's orders. Is this also one of the functions of fake-AI?

"The official editor used by "Star Project", and the official editor has always been equipped with fake-AI by default, and the version is always updated.

“It seems that some players have been saying some time ago that fake-AI technology actually supports imitating players to play games, and it is fully supported from a mechanical point of view, but the official has not really publicly confirmed this.

“Could it be said that the effect of the silicon-based villain’s free movement is achieved using fake-AI technology?

"Well, it's very possible!"

After Emperor Gan thought about it carefully, he quickly made some guesses about the general cause and effect.

He had noticed before that "Star Project", like other games, also had unruly people, and the behavior of these unruly people was more excessive.

In other games, the most unscrupulous people can do is lose satisfaction and then trigger some special events.

Although these things can make players very unhappy, they are generally controllable.

But the "Star Project" is different. These unscrupulous people can even cause destruction.

For example, in the middle and later stages of the game, the autonomous consciousness and IQ of these silicon-based villains will become increasingly higher.

Not only can they cause trouble and trigger collective incidents, but they can also commit arson and even stuff parts into the production line, which are purely out-of-the-box operations.

I have encountered the Gan Emperor once before. At that time, when he was clicking on technology points, he also clicked on some technology points to improve public opinion. Although it was not as important as it is now, as the game time goes by, in the middle and late stages, public opinion will Gradually improve.

It is also commonly known as "civilization of people's wisdom".

As a result, one production line was stuck because there was an extra part that did not meet the requirements.

Each manufacturing plant has its own formula, and the conveyor belt will continuously deliver the required materials. But if there is a part on the conveyor belt that does not belong to the current formula, the manufacturing machine will stop, causing the entire conveyor belt to become jammed.

At that time, Emperor Gan thought it was the Archon player who was deliberately trying to make things worse.

After all, no one except the Archon can stuff things on the conveyor belt, right?

What's more, there is a natural distrust between the head of state and the consul, and it is normal to doubt each other first.

But now it seems...

It seems that there is a third party in this game, and that is AI.

It's just that the conflict between the consul and the head of state was too sharp before, and the AI ​​hid it very well, so it was difficult to find it.

At this time, with the unlocking of public opinion technology points and the passage of game time, the AI ​​awakening speed of these silicon-based villains seems to have become unusually fast.

It has been analyzed and practiced by technical experts before. With the current fake-AI technology, as long as you use the game mechanism to feed it more, you can completely make decisions and play the game independently.

Just like what many companies that use AI technology to play moba games or chess do.

Officials have even written fake-AI technology into the bottom layer of the editor, making it easier for game makers to call it at any time when they want to use it.

As we all know, Nitian Games has always attached great importance to fake-AI technology, and many previous games have been at the forefront. So in this game, it seems entirely possible to use AI technology to create something new. ?

Emperor Gan became interested. He originally thought that this game had been explored almost completely, but now it seems that there are still many places that can be explored.

With the production lines independently built by these silicon-based villains, the resources have been supplemented. The Gan Emperor quickly invested more points in the public opinion options, wanting to see if there would be more outrageous situations in the future.

(End of chapter)