Mecha combat training was a built-in virtual training mode in the Mecha Game.
Mecha combat training primarily trained players in operational techniques and improved their ability to react to changing situations. At least, that was what the game officials claimed.
Yang Bo had done mecha combat training before. The opponent in mecha combat training was virtual, and its speed grew faster and faster. It also demonstrated many advanced techniques.
At the beginning, Yang Bo could easily defeat the opponent. But once they reached a stalemate, the training target's strength would rise by a level every minute. Its speed visibly increased.
Yang Bo imagined the mecha as his actual body, though a mecha was ultimately not as agile as a real person.
The essentials of mecha combat were speed, ruthlessness, precision, and predictive ability. If you could predict your opponent's movements, then you had won.
Yang Bo's Dynamic Vision possessed that ability. It allowed him to predict his opponent's movements and where they would attack him from.
In this kind of combat, there was no such thing as escaping completely uninjured. Yang Bo used an injury-for-injury fighting style—whether he was lightly or severely wounded, he would kill his opponent.
The high-intensity training meant Yang Bo could only do half an hour of combat training at a time, enough for two or three matches, before he had to rest. Otherwise, he would get a headache.
That was the side effect brought on by Dynamic Vision, caused by his brain operating at high speed.
"Energy Detector." Yang Bo had recently discovered another way to uncover more secrets about this world.
It was through shopping websites. Yang Bo had intended to buy an Energy Detector to detect the Energy Fluctuation on his body, but after carefully looking through the shopping site, he discovered that