The inability to log out would certainly make many people feel panicked and uneasy. To maintain stability in the mental world, Lin Qi authorized Conner, along with some other company directors and shareholders, to give a brief explanation in the Virtual World.
He also authorized Aurora to launch a "Live Broadcast" in the Virtual World, a very novel form of live streaming.
Everyone would have a screen of their own, through which they could see what was happening—or, more accurately, what the company wanted them to see.
First, they had to calm these people down, and then make some other changes.
Conner immediately relayed the news to these people and instructed them to reveal it to those beneath them in moderation. Aurora also enabled them to speak the relevant keywords.
Sometimes, after thinking it over carefully, the Virtual World really was more convenient for rulers to manage. At the very least, whenever they did not want someone to say certain things, they only needed to add a rule to the server.
They did not have to wait until someone said it and caused a negative impact, then find a way to shut that person up while repairing the damage.
After a blur, the wall behind Conner, where the banners hung, transformed into a gigantic light screen. Immediately afterward, the events unfolding on the front line began playing across it.
Countless robots kept launching attacks at the enemy positions. Every second, robots were struck by bullets, shells, and Energy Cannons, blasted into fragments.
Mechanical Spiders crawling all over the ground constantly carried the shattered metal to the rear. The craters created by weapons of mass destruction were quickly filled by robots descending from the sky, and then the battle continued.
Everyone here had taken part in combat and war before. Compared