There was one day left until Zhang Daowen returned from the front lines.
At this moment, Feng Qi sat at his desk, browsing information in the Star City Database.
His focus was on the Virtual Game.
The Virtual Game had always been one of Star City's hidden Trump Cards. It had made enormous contributions to Star City's development, especially in building combat strength.
It had also assisted with simulated testing in scientific research, greatly reducing resource consumption.
But those were only some of the Virtual Game's functions.
Many of its functions had yet to be opened to the public.
These included the Domain Instance and Custom Instance functions.
It was not that Star City's upper echelons were unwilling to open these two Virtual Game functions. Rather, doing so would inevitably have a tremendous impact and could make Star City a target for all.
The Domain Instance function had been proposed many timelines ago, and it was now relatively well-developed.
The purpose of this feature was to allow players to experience battles against Domain Creatures firsthand through simulated instance raids. Every Domain Creature within was created based on a real one.
For example, Silver Moon Race warriors.
If Star City fully opened the Domain Instance function, it would undoubtedly make potential Domain Factions uneasy.
At its core, the Domain Instance function was a war simulator.
Once this feature was released, humanity would produce countless battlefield veterans who had "fought hundreds of battles."
For example, the Silver Moon Instance.
After entering the instance, players could hone their combat awareness and techniques by fighting Silver Moon Race warriors.
At the same time, they could improve the efficiency of coordinated team combat.
If the Domain Instance function had one flaw, it was the gap between reality and virtuality. A player's mentality in a Virtual