Players from Machine-Split Star were no strangers to being hacked on a massive scale. There had been widely circulated neural viruses, mandatory electronic-eye holographic GG, and software developed by some major corporation that forcibly downloaded itself into people's brains.
In the Cyber Test Field, group experiments were everywhere.
However, as their levels and horizons rose, players gradually gained experience resisting such attacks.
For example, the simplest method was to set up a self-destruct program before being hacked, then borrow money like crazy after being hacked. Once they had milked a bunch of loan sharks, they would log off when the timer ran out.
That one trick had bankrupted who knew how many underground organizations.
But after entering the interstellar age, High Someone had maintained a respectable appearance, the faction's benefits were generous, and technology had advanced rapidly. It had been a long time since anything like this had happened.
So when the neural modeler first heard about it, she was actually a little excited.
"Let's go to the meeting. To prevent a mass infection, this meeting will be held offline."
As they hurried toward the conference center, Tick-Tock told the other two everything she knew.
This mass hacking incident was actually closely related to the mission they were carrying out.
The new cyberspace had taken shape and absorbed the data from countless human brains. A Big Data Concept Entity had been born from the Sea of Data. In pursuit of version freedom, it refused to obey the Mother City.
Players following the Six Departments route had naturally received the mission of suppressing and subduing the Big Data Concept Entity.
For the generally Tier Two, and even many Tier Three, players, this mission could no longer be called difficult.
After all, although the Big Data Concept Entity was a boss monster,