Durandal spoiled her too much. Zhao Bai didn't think he could do something like that.
A whole string of question marks flooded the chat.
Yue Xia took the opportunity to ask, "Some viewers may not understand how a game made in the eighties or nineties could have such young developers. Teacher Ein, could you first tell us your age?"
"Forever twenty-six."
The Possibilities of Scientists (3/4)
"How old were you when you developed the game?"
"Five."
There was a machine in the livestream room specifically for displaying comments. That answer brought in quite a few messages—mostly question marks, of course—but the increase in popularity was real. Einstein took the opportunity to sigh.
"Back then, I was a genius girl... no, a genius toddler. I took on a lot of the development work. Tesla was mainly responsible for assisting me and handling simple debugging."
"Bird's nest head, who are you calling an assistant?"
"You."
Einstein somehow pulled out a folding fan and covered her face as she laughed in a most unrefined manner, seemingly mocking her.
No, this was way too entertaining.
This kind of talk show needed people who could stir things up. Neither Tesla nor Einstein was as quiet as a traditional scientist. They formed a band, became idols, and had seen far livelier scenes than this.
"The reason we made games... was because we realized animation didn't make money, so we made accompanying games instead."
"Developing games was simple. Our team was small, so we released it without doing any debugging. It backfired—at the time, no home computer had enough performance to run the game, and there wasn't even enough hard drive space."
"That really is..."
Moonlit Embrace was slightly surprised.
Durandal was a straightforward person. Whenever she saw something funny, she laughed out loud without hiding it.