Everyone was stunned by the researcher's first-person view. What stunned them even more was the holographic virtual game world Mr. Qin had brought out.
That world was so real.
At that moment, the researcher seemed to start exploring the game. He opened his status panel and saw:
Constitution: 5 (Average: 5) Strength: 4 (Average: 5) Agility: 4 (Average: 5)
Clearly, this researcher wasn't even a five-point-zero weakling. His physical condition was below the average person's and counted as sub-healthy.
That was because these stats were based on the game players' physical attributes.
Moreover, the game had no restrictions on professions. It didn't rigidly define them; the entire system was open, with few limitations.
Even the marriage system didn't require a player to marry a woman.
So players had to explore the professions for themselves.
At the same time, the Federation's leaders were also watching the video feed.
Someone had naturally reported the successful experiment to them.
So they had paid attention to it right away.
And the first-person view of the researcher's experience had truly astonished them.
"Bring out the rest of the virtual headsets." After confirming there were no risks, Mr. Lu gave the order.
He was eager to give the game a try himself.
It wasn't that he was interested in games. It was the virtual world that appealed to him. This was a first in human history—it wasn't something from a movie, but real technology.
Researchers soon brought in the virtual headsets one by one and connected them to the computers nearby.
The supercomputer was there to run the game. Players didn't need a supercomputer to log in.
Otherwise, hardly anyone would be able to afford to play.
All they needed was to connect a holographic virtual headset to one of the special new computers.