Real Machine Shock

The Dream Building Game's programming department, Animation Department, Modeling Department, and Art Department's efforts over the past month were on full display at this moment.

Unlike animation, the game's Real Machine is undoubtedly the result of everyone working together.

In showcasing a character's charm, the Real Machine isn't as free as animation, and its expressive power is actually slightly inferior.

But for players, the visual impact of the game's Real Machine is far greater than that of animation.

Because animation can only be watched.

But with the game's Real Machine, they can actually play it!

After watching Tong Que's four-second sideways shooting with bated breath, as the character began to move again, the players finally patted their chests and began to passionately comment:

"Big White Rabbit, white and fluffy, hopping around so cute."

"I feel like I've wasted the last few years playing gacha games."

"Greatness, no words needed!"

"Everyone, enough nonsense, I'm getting this character for sure!"

"Getting what? This is an UP character, you can't even pull it right now!"

"Maybe it'll be UP tomorrow after the update! You don't think Dream Building can remake a lot of characters in a month, do you?"

In the end, Frost Snow Project has only been officially released for four months. Besides the permanent Regular Pool, there have only been 4 character UP Pools.

But the preview animation featured more than 20 characters.

There's no way Dream Building could remake so many characters in a month.

—Not just Dream Building, but no one in the entire Xia Country could.

So it's not hard to guess that the animation was some kind of "Preview Animation," showcasing all the characters that Dream Building plans to remake and release in the future, to give players something to look forward to.

The number of characters that can actually be played soon must be small.

After all, Dream Building is still a novice team—although it's been established for a year and a half, its first game has only been on the market for four months and is still teetering on the brink of failure. Such a team is still just a fledgling in the eyes of mature game companies.

Such novice teams often have all sorts of problems and no technical accumulation.

The previous performance of Frost Snow Project also proved this point.

Therefore, the industry's estimate of Dream Building's productivity is even lower than the players'.

"First, rush out a few playable characters, then put them in the UP Pool after the update to try and get some revenue, and then use that revenue to maintain the company's operations and develop more Real Machine characters, forming a positive cycle."

This strategy isn't hard to guess.

So it's not wishful thinking for players to guess that Tong Que will return to the UP Pool.

In fact, Dream Building is indeed planning to do so.

But the industry's guess about Dream Building's production capacity and technical strength is completely wrong.

They will soon realize this.

Because the Tong Que in the trailer activated her ultimate move—

The camera instantly zoomed in for a close-up, the surrounding scenery disappeared, and under the baptism of flames, Tong Que began to transform!

Crimson flames flowed over her body, and the golden chains quickly melted into liquid, clinging tightly to her skin and spreading out, transforming into a scarlet-gold new outfit.

The new outfit also had detailed styling, a large number of hollows, and gilded patterns.

The flames flowed along the curves of her body, transforming into Dragon Tooth Pauldrons, a Flame Skirt, Scale Armor Boots, Golden Dragon Horns… even the weapon in her hand had dragon-shaped gold paint on it.

It was exceptionally gorgeous.

In this fire-infused form, the bullets fired from the gun were also given flame effects, and the hit monsters were quickly inflicted with a "burn" effect.

But unlike other gacha games, the damage increase effect wasn't emphasized. Instead, the camera slowed down to allow everyone to appreciate the scarlet dragon-shaped muzzle flash.

Without a doubt, the Animation Department once again put in a lot of effort.

This time, not only the industry insiders, but even casual onlookers and netizens could feel the animators' explosive hard work through the screen!

"Holy crap! It's the second form!!"

"Magnificent!"

"Isn't this buy-one-get-one-free? What a steal!"

"Big sister is invincible!"

"Is this really Zhu Meng? The strength of a new company?"

The players were ecstatic.

But this was just the beginning.

A wall of wind suddenly appeared in front of Tong Que, blocking the attacks from the front-line monsters like lasers, projectiles, and slime. Bullets flew over Tong Que's shoulder, passing through the wind wall and hitting the monsters in front.

The camera turned to reveal the green Curly-haired Girl with dual pistols, firing away.

The moment she entered the frame, she activated her ultimate move.

Another gorgeous ultimate animation played out.

Unlike Tong Que's transformation, He Yin's ultimate move highlighted the animator's skill from a completely different angle—

Invisible gusts of wind rose from nowhere, gathering around He Yin. Her cheongsam fluttered wildly in the gale, and her pair of straight, long legs, already exposed by the high slits, were now completely revealed.

The wind direction was chaotic, and the hem of her skirt flew erratically, exposing different parts of her body in rapid succession. The perfect curve of her hips and the alluring lines where her legs met her torso were visible only intermittently.

Before the players could exclaim, the brief special effects of the ultimate move ended.

But the visual feast brought by He Yin had just begun.

The gale generated by her ultimate move wasn't just for show; it granted her incredible mobility. Her running speed and jumping height were greatly enhanced, and she also gained a layer of damage reduction.

This allowed He Yin to move at high speed across the battlefield, running and jumping like the wind while unleashing a barrage of bullets at the monsters.

With such rapid movement, the hem of her cheongsam naturally danced constantly.

To the audience, every second was a different scene, so dazzling that they couldn't take it all in!

After He Yin, Bai Wei was next to appear.

This girl, whose figure was so voluptuous that it made her ordinary JK uniform stand out, appeared carrying an oversized shotgun.

The camera zoomed in, showing the girl with an expression that said, "This gun is too big, the recoil is too strong, I can't handle it," and the moment she fired, the massive recoil caused her entire upper body to shake violently.

—Not the continuous vibration of Tong Que's rifle, but a single, extremely powerful jolt.

But because this was her ultimate move, this single, violent jolt was slowed down considerably, allowing the audience to see the slow-motion sway of her impressive bust under her sailor uniform.

This was a completely different kind of visual impact!

Compared to the ultimate animations of Tong Que and He Yin, this one was somewhat simpler.

So Tang Ya came up with a reinforcement measure: add a close-up shot of Bai Wei after her ultimate move—keeping the same pose as when she released the ultimate, but with the flow of time suddenly returning to normal, which immediately made the slow-motion swaying become intense.

The change between stillness and motion further enhanced the impact of the previous slow motion.

This move fully demonstrated Ya Ya Did Not Wear Today's master-level ability to create erotic imagery and her keen insight into the hearts of otaku.

This little trick, which didn't require much effort, had an effect far beyond Xu Meng's expectations.

Countless otaku subconsciously leaned forward in a tactical maneuver, craning their necks to capture this fleeting moment.

But the scene was fleeting, and the camera had already shifted to Xiao Ningxi.

There had been too many stimulating scenes before, so Xiao Ningxi's role was to let everyone relax their minds and soothe their overly excited feelings.

But just then, an accident happened—

Orange Juice and many other Two-Dimensional Game content creators were streaming on P Station, so they were naturally watching the trailer that Zhu

--The trailer for "Frost Snow Project" was blocked by P Station.

Begging for monthly tickets, begging for following reads!