"Has something gone wrong with 'Star Abyss'? Lai Anding Fairy Spirit personally made a statement... Could the Recognition Filter have broken?"
It wasn't that the Recognition Filter technology was immature, but for a massive collective maintaining billions of God Samurai, it could never be a stable method, whether considering the technical difficulty or the real-world circumstances.
"Lai Anding controls the Recognition Filter. Logically, this shouldn't have happened, but the forums have all been controlled and shut down. Could something have happened in Reality Society?"
The so-called Reality Society naturally referred to where the "players" lived. If nothing unexpected had happened, that place should have been Source Abyss.
"The Recognition Filter is probably the main cause..."
Lioz understood the Recognition Filter's operating principles very well. Native God Samurai—the orthodox God Clan of Star Abyss—had an organ located near their cervical vertebrae that controlled "motion-assisted visual transmission and transcription."
As long as specific semiconductor materials were used to isolate this organ from neural transmission, the objects captured by a God Samurai's visual system, the sensations they felt upon touch, and their instinctive reactions could all be altered.
On that basis, one only needed to add a few holes to the "filter paper," allowing signal transmission to reach a specific frequency, and all of a God Samurai's external perceptions and sensations could be transformed in whatever direction one desired.
Similar techniques could be used on different organisms as well. Humans, white mice, squid, poultry—as long as the right materials were used, continuously obstructing and altering their perception of the world was no difficult task.
However, compared to directly implanting a Recognition Filter, societies and civilizations generally used more convenient and cheaper methods—education, media, propaganda, religion, superstition, and welfare benefits.
Lioz understood the Recognition Filter so well because it had originally been created by