As soon as he explained his idea, Lucifer and Eternity were the first to frown. Both of them were Cosmic Administrators—in other words, programmers. Their first thought was whether this could even be done. After all, this more or less meant giving players the powers of a creator. Even if it was within a virtual universe, it would still be difficult to implement.
"I'm afraid the big bosses on both sides would have to step in," Lucifer said. "I'm not sure they'd be willing to grant players of the multiverse that kind of authority, even if it's only inside an independent virtual universe unrelated to the outside world. I'm not even sure they can do it."
"That is a problem," Schiller said. "You go ask first. We'll keep discussing it. If it really can be done, try to get it ready by next season. The players don't have much patience left."
"Ready by next season?" Owen felt a headache coming on. "If it's really like you said, and we have to fully transform into a gaming platform where players develop, design, and release games themselves, then the amount of stuff we'd have to change won't be small. There's only one week left. I'm afraid we won't make it."
"No. We won't fully transform yet. We'll only change the seasonal gameplay to this and use it as a test. If the response is good, it won't be too late to transform afterward."
"That's a good idea," Walt said. "At the start, we can also do themed creations and limit the scale of the Dungeons, like making a pilot episode for an animation. If the response is good, then we expand the scale."
"I think it'll definitely be popular." Spider-Man also stood up. He was Amazing Spider-Man from 616 Old Earth, also